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The planners felt that Kempshott was an important location because it would be the last place to provide any facilities for HGV drivers before they reached the end of the motorway. Perhaps that's what put the developers off - they knew that there were other facilities on local A-roads, such as the original Popham, and they didn't want to compete with them. You weren’t satisfied with regular Pierre. Even Giant Pierre wasn’t enough. And it’s not even worth mentioning the World’s Smallest Pierre. You like it large, we get that. So we’ve supersized everyone’s favourite adorable penis just to suit you. If you follow the M3 out of London, somewhere around Basingstoke it will start to feel like a totally different road. That's because for many years the M3 ended at J8, and this is key to its service station planning. The theory at the time was that service areas close to London would make the most money. With its high traffic levels and proximity to the M25, Trumps Green is still a desirable location today. Forecasts in the 1970s said this was going to be the most profitable service station in the country. So why wasn't it built? What exists of the southbound onslip is quite long, even if it is very overgrown. The services would have

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Planned by Granada and Citygrove Leisure. Similar design to Stafford. Exit from the A30. Refused due to insufficient need and road safety concerns. No location for Pitmore Copse services has been provided, but the mileage given would place it at what's now M3 J12.The findings were based on around 5,600 experiences by 2,700 consumers at 68 motorway service areas.

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The notion of a future motorway service area at Kempshott continued to be part of the Hampshire Local Plan, until the Highways Agency requested it be removed in March 1995. They confirmed that they still owned the land, but said that it was "not in use". By this stage, building new service areas was no longer their responsibility.The location of the Bridgwater and Gloucester services means both are often used by tourists heading to and from Cornwall and Devon for their holidays.

Best and worst motorway service stations in UK revealed - LBC Best and worst motorway service stations in UK revealed - LBC

On top of the list was Gloucester services on the M5, which received four stars out of five for each category and a customer score of 86 per cent. While Moto is responsible for the worst service station in the UK (Bridgwater), other brands also have some rest stops that you'd do well to steer clear of. It could be the difference between a home-cooked meal in peaceful surroundings or crowded queues in downright dirty facilities. At the other end of the scale, Telford got the lowest score of 2. Located on the M54 at junction four, one reviewer said: “Whatever you do, don’t stop here.” Following closely behind was Heart of Scotland (2.22) on the M8 between junctions four and five, and Birchanger Green (2.42) on the M11 at junction eight. Trumps Green was going to be the first motorway service area to be built close to existing houses. This "serious impact" formed the basis for the majority of the complaints, and was what had caused Redbourn to be dropped. Much of the trouble came from the Knowle Hill and District Residents Action Group, who felt they had been treated unfairly by being consulted on the route of the motorway, and then getting no say on the service area.Green Flag Limited, registered office: The Wharf, Neville Street, Leeds, LS1 4AZ. Registered in England and Wales, No. 01003081. Highways England have requested a number of adjustments be made to the M3 which have slowed the process right down. Objections from Extra and residents. Visit Telford services at Junction 4 of the M54 in Shropshire at your peril! At least that’s what one reviewer said. “Stay hungry. Stay thirsty. Whatever you do, don’t stop here,” claimed a review that Brindley found.