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In 1990, [[Blue Boar]] planned to build a restaurant, shop, tourist information centre and motel beside the existing southbound forecourt, but this plan was refused too.
In 1990, [[Blue Boar]] planned to build a restaurant, shop, tourist information centre and motel beside the existing southbound forecourt, but this plan was refused too.


The northbound side was taken over by {{Euro Garages}} in late 2015. Until then it included 'On the Run' branding and a Costa Coffee unit.
The northbound side was taken over by Euro Garages in late 2015. Until then it included 'On the Run' branding and a Costa Coffee unit.


The southbound side had been a [[Gulf]] filling station operated by Bayford Group which was left derelict for a while until 2018 when [[BP Express]] bought the site. The new filling station is currently being built and is due to feature an [[M&S Simply Food]] store and [[Wild Bean Café]].
The southbound side had been a [[Gulf]] filling station operated by Bayford Group which was left derelict for a while until 2018 when [[BP Express]] bought the site. The new filling station is currently being built and is due to feature an [[M&S Simply Food]] store and [[Wild Bean Café]].

Revision as of 14:52, 19 August 2019

Location:

A419 northbound between Cirencester and Swindon

Signposted from the road? Northbound only

Postcode:

SN6 6JR

map and directions

Access/Layout:

Two sites staggered between junctions, with no public connection between them..


A former pair of petrol stations, although only the northbound side is signed as an official service station.

Facilities

Forecourt: northbound only: Esso, SPAR, Starbucks on the Go, Subway, Greggs, AdBlue4You
and southbound only: Under construction

Contact Details

🏢 Address:
Calcutt Service Station
Calcutt
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN6 6JR

🌍 Operators & Official Websites:


Trivia and History

Gulf petrol station.
The former southbound Gulf forecourt.

The southbound side was built in the 1950s, while the northbound side is newer - 1970s or '80s. In 1988, Roadchef planned to build a restaurant next to each forecourt, but their plans were refused.

In 1990, Blue Boar planned to build a restaurant, shop, tourist information centre and motel beside the existing southbound forecourt, but this plan was refused too.

The northbound side was taken over by Euro Garages in late 2015. Until then it included 'On the Run' branding and a Costa Coffee unit.

The southbound side had been a Gulf filling station operated by Bayford Group which was left derelict for a while until 2018 when BP Express bought the site. The new filling station is currently being built and is due to feature an M&S Simply Food store and Wild Bean Café.

Alternatives

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Cirencester (14 miles)Services on the A419Membury (M4 east, 18 miles)