has been applied for,according to the Leicester Mercury. Somewhere off the A5 area…and about time too. any of our guy’s running down from the M6,once past Corley there is nowhere to stop if running close to their hours. Let’s hope it happens!
carryfast-yeti:
has been applied for,according to the Leicester Mercury. Somewhere off the A5 area…and about time too. any of our guy’s running down from the M6,once past Corley there is nowhere to stop if running close to their hours. Let’s hope it happens!
Near Burbage according to BBC article near J1.
A planning application has been submitted by Welcome Break to develop the services on land near Burbage, Leicestershire.
It said the facility would create an estimated 183 jobs and contribute £3.5m each year to the local economy.
Currently, motorists using the almost 16-mile (25.7 km) stretch of road have to exit the motorway to find petrol and facilities or wait to reach Leicester Forest East on the M1 or Corley on the M6.
The Local Democracy Reporting Service said Welcome Break had lodged planning applications with both Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council and Rugby Borough Council.
If approved, the services will be based on land next to the Stretton Baskerville Roundabout at junction one.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-l … e-67390423
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If it’s built along the lines of the excellent Rugby services I agree. However if the bean counters get involved and it’s designed and built primarily for quick turnaround short term car spaces then from our POV it’ll be another waste of time.
the maoster:
If it’s built along the lines of the excellent Rugby services I agree. However if the bean counters get involved and it’s designed and built primarily for quick turnaround short term car spaces then from our POV it’ll be another waste of time.
269 car parking spaces and also hgv parking according to BBC article but doesn’t mention any amount of HGV parking.
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Won’t be anything like Rugby that’s MOTO
This is welcome break which is dire