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Bridgehouse’s new store’s
a ‘knock-out’
Local boxer and former World Boxing Organisation (WBO)
Cruiserweight World Champion, Johnny Nelson, helped Jet garage,
Bridgehouse Service Station on Renishaw Hill, celebrate the
opening of its new convenience store on Tuesday, 20 April.
The forecourt shop re-opened its doors following extensive
expansion, quadrupling the shop size from 250 to 1,000 square feet
and providing the local community with a much wider selection of
essential products and services.
To help celebrate the new shop launch, Johnny Nelson
'cut the ribbon’ at 9.30am at Bridgehouse,
along with service station owners,
Karon and Pete Swinden.
The new shop at Bridgehouse now offers a ‘bake & bite’ in-store
bakery and an off-licence. The Service Station also offers an MOT
testing bay, which is part of the Good Garage Scheme, a registered
directory of trusted local independent garages for car servicing.
Karon Swinden, Bridgehouse owner, said: “We are very excited
about the new shop and facilities. With the large amount of
passing trade we receive from motorists on the M1, we are often
asked about services that we previously could not offer when we
had just the small kiosk shop. Now we are fully equipped to provide
a full range of general supplies and motoring services to both the
local community and passing trade. From the reaction we’ve had so
far, it seems that our customers are as thrilled as we are.”
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Jet’s moving to
‘topspot’...or should we
say Topspot is moving to Jet!
Four Aces in Wardley and Marske Services in Marske-by-the-Sea, part of the Topspot group, have chosen Jet as their
new fuel supplier. Both garages have been an integral part of the local community, fuelling their needs for over
half a century. The garages recently revealed their distinctive new look and have already seen an increase in
footfall.
Barry Eastham, Director, chose Jet because of its competitive prices, the strong emphasis it places on delivering
friendly, local service and the support it offers to all its sites. As well as bright, newly branded forecourts, Four
Aces and Marske also have well-stocked convenience stores, jet washes and sell bottled gas. In addition, they
are also offering JetCard to business customers, an ideal tool to help them take control of their fuel costs.
“As a business that places great importance on serving the local community, we were particularly drawn to
Jet’s community-centric ethos and low pricing strategy,” explained Barry Eastham. “We are delighted with
the new forecourt and from the feedback we have had so far, so are our customers.”