Excellent station. Particularly impressed with air pressure station. These are very private as my…read morepartner dislikes machines that are publicly viewable.

One of its kind. The roof of this BP station is full of solar panels. Which powers the petrol…read morestation. So this petrol station does not use any energy from electricity companies.. infact it generates its own electricity by solar panels installed on its roof. M&S shop and 3 counters. Slow service sometimes but ok. Not competitive on Fuel price side as the nearest Shell pump is cheaper but its on the other side of the road by PCworld. Only rate this site because its truly green site. well kind of. as it uses solar electricity. I hope all the stations are designed like this soon. This BP site got its solar panels installed since it was newly built in 2000 i guess.

I tend to use this petrol station when I need to blow up my tyres as it is free to use here or I…read morewant to use the car wash as they have a jet wash and a drive through wash with various prices for different levels of car wash - I usually just go for the middle one and generally pay around £4. It is around about the same price as other petrol stations in the area and you get nectar points each time you get petrol here. The staff are friendly and once when I had a flat tyre they were fine with me leaving my car there whilst I got someone to pick me up and go to get a new one.

There are three petrol stations very close to each other in this section of Shirley. Driving from…read moreShirley towards Sears Retail Park, first you come to the BP one, then the Shell one is on the other side of the road and there is a Salisbury's one just opposite. They are all usually the same price, but I do always look to the Shell and Sainsbury's ones as the BP one can sometimes be a penny more a litre. The Shell one is a bit smaller than the Salisbury's one and I usually avoid it when it is busy and go to Salisbury's as it is just that bit bigger so you are out quicker. Always worth looking at the price of those 2, if not all 3 before you fill up!

This petrol station is opposite the Sainsburys station but it is worth looking at this one because…read moreit is usually the same price and is not as busy as the Sainsburys.

I go here as often as I do because it is the closest place to my office, not out of a choice…read moreagainst other shops. So that explains its more of a necessity then a desire to go here. They do have offers but most things are still over priced for what they are, the sandwiches even though packaged do still seem get this stale texture to them which is remarkable. The meal deal at £4 is neither a deal or a meal, but the coffee deal is alright - £3 for a large coffee and a pastry or muffin. Whether you get that deal highly depends on the staff as they seem to forget their own offers so be vigilant so as not to miss out. It has a car wash, petrol pumps, FREE cash points and sells a small selection of magazines.

I know it's a but silly to have a favorite gas station shop but I adore this place. It's open…read morewhenever I need something on short notice, has an amazing range of items and I adore the super smiley boy they've got working behind the counter. They've even got surprisingly good hot sandwiches. All the staff is really sweet and chatty but I may be developing a harmless crush on the adorable shy boy that works there. If you get a chance to stop in while he's working, you'll see what I mean!

What can I say about a petrol station!? Well, a bit I think! This is situated on Constitution Hill…read morenear the JQ. It's in fact, the closet one to my flat and I can see it from there as well. If your coming down Constitution towards town, its on your right and you have to do a bit of a U-turn to get into it. There's four pumps and it gets really busy at rush hour through the traffic. I've only filled up here a few times, mostly when its an emergency. This is because one time they made me pay before I filled up, which I hated. I know it's perfectly within their right to do this, but there no sign telling me and I was just shouted at over the tannoy. There's a very little shop inside selling the essentials, though I'd avoid that if I were you. I brought milk here once and it was off even though it said it was within date. A car wash had also just opened here as well. I don't know exactly how it works as the fore-core is slightly small and it narrows at one end. It's quite cheap though, it says that currently (June 2015) it's £2.50 for a wash, which is not too bad at all.

Be aware Morrisons do not run this petrol station staff training is completely lacking be extra…read morecareful and check your receipts any mistakes by their staff are considered YOUR fault and passed on to a third party even though you have acted correctly and have no knowledge of any mistakes only got one star because no option for no star.

Useless! It's only because the cashier offered me a paper towel that you have one star! I can't…read moreunderstand how Morrison's can provide hundreds of thousand's of groceries and products daily, but can't provide customers with gloves, wipes and hand gel at their fuel pumps. They must know that diesel is a carcinogenic and causes cancer! I'm recording all my transactions, so when it comes to a court case I'll have the evidence to sue their shareholders pants off! Useless, just useless!