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A business park on the Frome bypass which has gained some signage for the retail and leisure facilities it includes.
A business park on the Frome Bypass which gained some signage for the retail and leisure facilities it includes.


==Facilities==
==Facilities==
{{facilities| Restaurants | Beefeater (Frome Flyer) |primary }}
{{facilities| Restaurants | Beefeater (Frome Flyer) |primary }}
{{facilities| Amenities | {{Premier Inn}} |primary }}
{{facilities| Amenities | {{Premier Inn}} |primary }}
{{facilities | Charging Points | GeniePoint 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 43kW Type 2 |primary }}
{{facilities| Outdoor Space | Grass verges only |primary }}
{{facilities| Charging Points | GeniePoint 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 43kW Type 2 |primary }}
{{facilities| Forecourt | {{Shell}}, {{Budgens}}, {{Greggs}}, {{Costa Express}}, f'real Milkshakes, Jolly Rancher Slush, Reese's Freeze, {{Rollover}}, Tango Ice Blast, Car Wash, Jet Wash, Free Cash Machine |primary }}
{{facilities| Forecourt | {{Shell}}, {{Budgens}}, {{Greggs}}, {{Costa Express}}, f'real Milkshakes, Jolly Rancher Slush, Reese's Freeze, {{Rollover}}, Tango Ice Blast, Car Wash, Jet Wash, Free Cash Machine |primary }}


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* [https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/hotels/england/somerset/frome/frome.html Hotel operated by Premier Inn]
* [http://camelottest.co.uk/falconrtest/stores.html Forecourt operated by Falcon Retail]
* [http://camelottest.co.uk/falconrtest/stores.html Forecourt operated by Falcon Retail]
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==Trivia and History==
==Trivia and History==
[[File:Beefeater Commerce Park 2021.jpg|250px|thumb|right|alt=A two-storey pub building with the Beefeater logo on it.|The Frome Flyer Beefeater.]]
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 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 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; the hotel is positioned close to the junction of Jenson Avenue and Marshall Way. The hotel received a two-storey 44-bedroom extension in 2011. The restaurant 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.
The filling station was the last addition to the business park and opened in February 2019 as a [[Shell]] site with a [[Subway]] store. As a result of the new addition, this was celebrated with some new road signs highlighting the facilities from the A361. The Subway was converted to a [[Greggs]] store which opened in August 2020, following a delay caused by the first Coronavirus lockdown.


==Alternatives==
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Revision as of 12:46, 29 August 2023

Location:

A361 Frome Bypass

Signposted from the road.

Postcode:

BA11 2RY

map and directions

Access/Layout:

Single site located at a junction.


A business park on the Frome Bypass which gained some signage for the retail and leisure facilities it includes.

Facilities

Catering: Beefeater (Frome Flyer) Amenities: Premier Inn Outdoor Space: Grass verges only Charging Points: GeniePoint 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 43kW Type 2 Forecourt: Shell, Budgens, Greggs, Costa Express, f'real Milkshakes, Jolly Rancher Slush, Reese's Freeze, Rollover, Tango Ice Blast, Car Wash, Jet Wash, Free Cash Machine

Parking Prices

Short stay customer parking is available for cars at all facilities. No HGV parking is available.

This information is provided to us by third parties. You should always check with staff on site.

Contact Details

🏢 Address:
Commerce Park Service Station
Southgate
Frome
Somerset
BA11 2RY


Trivia and History

A two-storey pub building with the Beefeater logo on it.
The Frome Flyer Beefeater.

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; the hotel is positioned close to the junction of Jenson Avenue and Marshall Way. The hotel received a two-storey 44-bedroom extension in 2011. The restaurant 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 with a Subway store. As a result of the new addition, this was celebrated with some new road signs highlighting the facilities from the A361. The Subway was converted to a Greggs store which opened in August 2020, following a delay caused by the first Coronavirus lockdown.

Alternatives

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