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A business park on the Frome bypass which has gained some signage for the retail and leisure facilities it includes. | |||
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The | The new Commerce Business Park opened in 2006, with a new roundabout on the Frome Bypass. This predominantly industrial development included land that had been zoned for use by retailers, a hotel, a pub-restaurant and a filling station. | ||
The filling station | The hotel and restaurant opened as a [[Premier Inn]] and the 'Frome Flyer' branch of [[Table Table]] at the same time as the business park. The pub-restaurant gains its name from a reference to local Formula 1 driver Jenson Button and the hotel is positioned close to the junction of Jenson Avenue and Marshall Way. The hotel gained a two-storey 44-bedroom extension in 2011. The restaurant later became a Beefeater in 2018. | ||
The filling station was the last addition to the business park and opened in February 2019 as a [[Shell]] site featuring a [[Subway]] store. As a result of the new addition, this was celebrated with some new road signs highlighting the facilities from the A361. In Spring 2020, the Subway was converted to a [[Greggs]] store with the store opening in August 2020 following delays caused by the first coronavirus lockdown. | |||
==Alternatives== | ==Alternatives== | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 16 May 2021
A361 Frome Bypass
Signposted from the road.
BA11 2RY
map and directions
Single site located at a junction..
A business park on the Frome bypass which has gained some signage for the retail and leisure facilities it includes.
Facilities
Catering: Temporarily closed : Premier Inn Template:Charging points Forecourt: Shell, Budgens, Greggs, Costa Express, f'real Milkshakes, Air1 AdBlue, Car Wash, Jet Wash, Free Cash Machine
Contact Details
🏢 Address:
Commerce Park Service Station
Southgate
Frome
Somerset
BA11 2RY
Trivia and History
The new Commerce Business Park opened in 2006, with a new roundabout on the Frome Bypass. This predominantly industrial development included land that had been zoned for use by retailers, a hotel, a pub-restaurant and a filling station.
The hotel and restaurant opened as a Premier Inn and the 'Frome Flyer' branch of Table Table at the same time as the business park. The pub-restaurant gains its name from a reference to local Formula 1 driver Jenson Button and the hotel is positioned close to the junction of Jenson Avenue and Marshall Way. The hotel gained a two-storey 44-bedroom extension in 2011. The restaurant later became a Beefeater in 2018.
The filling station was the last addition to the business park and opened in February 2019 as a Shell site featuring a Subway store. As a result of the new addition, this was celebrated with some new road signs highlighting the facilities from the A361. In Spring 2020, the Subway was converted to a Greggs store with the store opening in August 2020 following delays caused by the first coronavirus lockdown.
Alternatives
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