Last week we reported the price unleaded petrol had risen above £2 per litre at Pease Pottage Services. Photographer Eddie Mitchell spotted the prices on Thursday afternoon, June 9, which were 202.9 for BP regular unleaded and 204.9 for BP regular diesel. National World reported the cost of a full tank of petrol for an average family car has exceeded £100 for the first time. It now costs on average £100.27 to fill a typical 55-litre family car, according to figures from data firm Experian Catalist. Now, you can keep up with the latest prices in Horsham These are latest prices available to us on the website as of June 21: Tesco Horsham Extra, Broadbridge Heath: Unleaded 191.9p; super unleaded 198.9p; diesel 197.9p Horsham Express, Redkiln Way: Unleaded 183.9p; super unleaded 196.9p; diesel 197.9p Five Oaks Service Station, Horsham Road: Unleaded 186.9p; super unleaded 197.9p; diesel 194.9p Shell Budges Horsham, Guildford Road: Unleaded 189.9p; super unleaded 202.9p; diesel 197.9p Co-op Horsham, Worthing Road: Unleaded 190.9p; super unleaded n/a; diesel 196.9p Sainsburys Horsham, Worthing Road: Unleaded 186.9p; super unleaded 189.9p; diesel 192.9p Southwater Service Station, Worthing Road: Unleaded 186.9p; super unleaded n/a; diesel 194.9p Elite Garages Mannings Health, Brighton Road: Unleaded 187.9p; super unleaded n/a; diesel 199.9p Shell Hop Oast, Hop Oast Field: Unleaded 191.9p; super unleaded 206.9p; diesel 198.9p The price of fuel at the pumps is dictated largely by the price of oil and this has been climbing since early 2021, going from around £55 per barrel in January 2021 to more than $130 per barrel in early March 2022. It is now sitting at more than $115 in late May. After dropping dramatically in 2020, demand for oil has returned to pre-pandemic levels. However major oil producing nations are struggling to meet this demand, forcing prices up. The war in Ukraine has also caused uncertainty and instability in global markets.