Capps Of Scunthorpe

02/04/2026

🐣 Happy Easter 🐣
A quick reminder we are closed now until Tuesday 7th April!

14/02/2026

We’re cold but fully stocked! ❄️
Fuels starting from £12.50 🔥

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

We hope all of our customers have a lovely festive period sat in front of their fires. 🔥

Our socials will now not be monitored until our return on the 5th January.

See you all in 2026!
Adi, Bev & Rebecca 🎅

13/12/2025

🎅 XMAS OPENING TIMES 🎅

XMAS EVE- 830-430

XMAS DAY - 4TH JAN - CLOSED

REOPEN 5TH JAN - 830-430

09/12/2025

We would like to thank all customers for their patience over the last few weeks. Unfortunately a truck has been broken and obviously a vehicle never breaks down in the summer!
Hopefully we will be back to normal soon and deliveries will be on the days expected!

21/11/2025

We are pleased to share that Rebecca gave birth to a beautiful girl on Wednesday as many of you have been asking if shes made an appearance!

Our socials are slow and we wont be monitored over the weekend. We are still open Saturday 22nd November 9-1230!

18/11/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17NnvRdukT/?mibextid=wwXIfr

There was a time not so long ago when men like this were the quiet heroes of everyday life—no spotlight, no praise, no shortcuts, just hard graft from sunrise to sunset. The image captures one of those familiar figures from Britain’s past: the coalman, walking across a suburban path with a heavy sack slung over his shoulder, his boots worn, his shirt damp with sweat, and his stride steady with the strength of someone who carried half the town’s warmth on his back. These men arrived before breakfast on cold winter mornings, their breath steaming in the icy air as they unloaded sacks from the lorry, one after another, without complaint. They trudged through rain, frost, and fog to deliver what every household depended on: heat, cooking fuel, and the comfort of a glowing fire after a long day. To many, they were a part of the neighbourhood’s heartbeat—known by name, trusted without question, always greeted with a nod or a cup of tea left on the doorstep. Their job was brutal, filthy, and unforgiving, yet it was done with pride and a sense of duty that today feels almost unimaginable. And for countless families, especially in working-class streets, the coalman’s arrival meant more than a delivery—it meant warmth for the children, a thawed-out living room, a hot bath, and the soft crackle of coal in the grate that made a house feel like a home. Looking back now, it’s impossible not to feel a pull of nostalgia for a generation that built their lives on resilience and responsibility, for the men who worked with their hands and carried the weight of a community without ever asking for recognition. This single photograph captures that spirit perfectly: the strength, the humility, the unspoken dignity of a man doing a job that kept entire streets going, year after year, without complaint and without fail—reminding us of a world where hard work wasn’t just a necessity, but a badge of honour quietly worn by those who kept life moving for everyone else.

18/11/2025

Snow update: might snow might not.

01/11/2025

S A T U R D A Y S ⛄️

We are now open on Saturdays from 8th November 9am - 12:30pm. 🔥

24/10/2025

Introducing GLO @ £12.50 for 20kg!! 🔥

A manufactured smokeless ovoid that burns entirely to a fine ash which leaves little to no residue. Ideal for open fires and closed appliances.

28/09/2025

When the fire is finally lit 👏.
As the nights are getting colder our deliveries are becoming more frequent ready for the ‘W’ word 🥶
Deliveries may not be the day you are expecting yet so please message before you run out ❄️

20/08/2025

It’s that sad time of the year where the inevitable happens. We have received our prices and unfortunately 50kg fuels are increasing £1 and 20kg fuels are increasing 40p.

We are a small business and every year inflation has a massive hit on us. We appreciate all new and old customers for their support.

New prices come into effect 1st September.
If orders are made prior to this date, prices can be held up until 19th September.