News: EG On The Move opens Rotherham site
A repurposed former car showroom in Rotherham has been converted into a new petrol forecourt and convenience retail destination which opened this month bringing new food outlets to the borough.
Euro Garages Limited (EG) received planning permission in 2023 for the site at Templeborough.
"Riverside Way Services" has seen the existing 9,000 sq ft showroom converted into a 24 hr petrol station building with an ancillary retail store and three food-to-go units. A coffee shop has been created in a seperate building to the south of the petrol station, with its drive through lane running along its southern side.
The site at Ickles roundabout has been empty since Burrows moved out to Wickersley.
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Taking the coffee shop and drive thru building is Chaiiwala which is known for its authentic Indian chai and delicious street food.
With its origin dating back to 1927 on the streets of New Delhi, the first location UK location was in Leicester. The brand has expanded through operating a franchise model, going from one to 80 stores in five years.
Famous throughout the world and with a cult following, the menu includes drinks such as the signature Karak Chaii and Chaii Latte and foods such as desi breakfasts, aloo tikki burger and butter chicken roll.
In the main building, a Spar shop (with Iceland offerings to follow) has been joined by food favourites, Greggs and Subway. Another new brand for Rotherham is Sbarro.
Sbarro is operated by Blackburn-based master franchisee EG on the Move and is serving up a variety of pizza flavours including Sbarro’s tradition cheese and tomato, pepperoni and Firecracker Chicken pizza as well as a range of sides including garlic breadsticks, and a selection of drinks and desserts.
At nearby Canklow, Platinum Retail has opened a new bp-branded retail site, marking its first new-to-industry site in over five years.
Planning permission was approved in 2023 to replace an exisitng forecourt, MOT & tyre bay and a bungalow with a 24hr roadside services comprising a petrol filling station with ancillary retail and food to go offer.
A fully-equipped SPAR convenience store has also opened immediately east of the roundabout junction of West Bawtry Road, Bawtry Road and Centenary Road.
Around 1,200 sq ft is available for a food concession at the site which neighbours McDonald's.
A Wild Bean Cafe micro-market is also on site, bringing bp's award-winning food and beverage concept to Canklow. The micro-market features self-serve Wild Bean coffee, freshly-baked pastries and integrated payment. It is the eleventh Wild Bean Cafe micro-market to be rolled out in Platinum Retail's growing network, reflecting its commitment to enhancing customer experience across their estate.
Images: EG On The Move / Chaiiwala / Platinum Retail
Euro Garages Limited (EG) received planning permission in 2023 for the site at Templeborough.
"Riverside Way Services" has seen the existing 9,000 sq ft showroom converted into a 24 hr petrol station building with an ancillary retail store and three food-to-go units. A coffee shop has been created in a seperate building to the south of the petrol station, with its drive through lane running along its southern side.
The site at Ickles roundabout has been empty since Burrows moved out to Wickersley.
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Taking the coffee shop and drive thru building is Chaiiwala which is known for its authentic Indian chai and delicious street food.
With its origin dating back to 1927 on the streets of New Delhi, the first location UK location was in Leicester. The brand has expanded through operating a franchise model, going from one to 80 stores in five years.
Famous throughout the world and with a cult following, the menu includes drinks such as the signature Karak Chaii and Chaii Latte and foods such as desi breakfasts, aloo tikki burger and butter chicken roll.
Sbarro is operated by Blackburn-based master franchisee EG on the Move and is serving up a variety of pizza flavours including Sbarro’s tradition cheese and tomato, pepperoni and Firecracker Chicken pizza as well as a range of sides including garlic breadsticks, and a selection of drinks and desserts.
At nearby Canklow, Platinum Retail has opened a new bp-branded retail site, marking its first new-to-industry site in over five years.
Planning permission was approved in 2023 to replace an exisitng forecourt, MOT & tyre bay and a bungalow with a 24hr roadside services comprising a petrol filling station with ancillary retail and food to go offer.
A fully-equipped SPAR convenience store has also opened immediately east of the roundabout junction of West Bawtry Road, Bawtry Road and Centenary Road.
A Wild Bean Cafe micro-market is also on site, bringing bp's award-winning food and beverage concept to Canklow. The micro-market features self-serve Wild Bean coffee, freshly-baked pastries and integrated payment. It is the eleventh Wild Bean Cafe micro-market to be rolled out in Platinum Retail's growing network, reflecting its commitment to enhancing customer experience across their estate.
Images: EG On The Move / Chaiiwala / Platinum Retail
17 comments:
So, by the looks of it, we need to watch an advert every day to visit the site. Not for me anymore.
Personally, I'd rather read the adverts than the comments.
Sorry to see you go.
What's the problem?
I don't enjoy the adverts but it seems a small price to pay
I agree with the first poster. This is the very very next to the last time but one that I will cone on here until Trump removes all tariffs from the UK and adverts are removed from this site.
Trump can do no wrong for me and I think he is one of the most charismatic snooker players on the circuit.
Can't we pay a fee and go advert free like on Netflix?
His uncle Donald however is a fruit cake.
It's only one advert a day lasting between 5 and 30 seconds. Get a grip.
That's what the appeasers said when Germany invaded Poland!
They actually said "Peas in our time".
What a disgusting comparison.
Why what's wrong with Netflix?
I think he was referring to the comparison of Jed with Donald.
Thin end of the wedge
Glad they processed that.
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