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==Facilities== | ==Facilities== | ||
{{facilities| Restaurants | {{website|BakeHouse|https://www.mybakehouse.co.uk/}}, {{Chopstix Noodle Bar}}, {{Costa}}, {{El Mexicana}}, {{KFC}}, {{McDonald's}} |covid = 6 November 2020 }} | |||
{{facilities| Restaurants | {{website|BakeHouse|https://www.mybakehouse.co.uk | {{facilities| Shops | {{M&S Simply Food}} }} | ||
{{facilities| Shops | {{M&S Simply Food | {{facilities| Amenities | {{Children's Play Area|outdoor}}, Showers }} | ||
{{facilities| Amenities | {{Children's Play Area|outdoor}} | |||
{{facilities| Hotel | {{Days Inn||peterborough-united-kingdom/days-inn-peterborough}} }} | {{facilities| Hotel | {{Days Inn||peterborough-united-kingdom/days-inn-peterborough}} }} | ||
{{charging points| Ecotricity, IONITY }} | {{charging points| Ecotricity, IONITY }} | ||
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The upgraded A1(M) opened in 1998, with no service areas. Peterborough services opened on 15 January 2001. Facilities included a McColl's newsagent, [[Entrempts]] and [[Malongo Café]], with a petrol station operated by [[Texaco]] and [[Somerfield]] - that petrol station was sold to [[Shell]] in 2008. | The upgraded A1(M) opened in 1998, with no service areas. Peterborough services opened on 15 January 2001. Facilities included a McColl's newsagent, [[Entrempts]] and [[Malongo Café]], with a petrol station operated by [[Texaco]] and [[Somerfield]] - that petrol station was sold to [[Shell]] in 2008. | ||
An [[Ed's Easy Diner]] and Wafflemeister kiosk were both trialled here alongside Extra's site at [[Cambridge]] however these were both removed during 2019. They were replaced by Sweet Barrels and BomDia respectively. | An [[Ed's Easy Diner]] and Wafflemeister kiosk were both trialled here alongside Extra's site at [[Cambridge]] however these were both removed during 2019. They were replaced by Sweet Barrels and BomDia respectively. BomDia later closed in November following the second coronavirus lockdown. | ||
A Warren's Bakery unit operated by SSP opened here in February 2020 occupying the former [[Patisserie Valerie]] unit. | A Warren's Bakery unit operated by SSP opened here in February 2020 occupying the former [[Patisserie Valerie]] unit. | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 6 November 2020
A1(M) at J17
(also accessible to traffic on the A1, A605 and the A1139)
Signposted from the road.
PE7 3UQ
map and directions
Single site located at a junction..
This is the motorway service area by the A1(M). For other services near Peterborough, see Eye on the A15 or Eye Green on the A47.
A large amenity building forms this service area at the top of one of the sections of A1(M).
Facilities
Catering: Template:Website, Chopstix Noodle Bar, Costa Coffee, El Mexicana, KFC, McDonald's Shops: M&S Simply Food Amenities: Children's Play Area, Showers : Days Inn Template:Charging points Forecourt: Shell, Select, deli by Shell, Costa Express, Air1 AdBlue, LPG (Autogas), Car Wash, Free Cash Machine
Parking Prices
First 3 hours free for all vehicles, after which you must pay £35 per 24 hour period. Parking tickets can be bought from machines in the car park and can be paid in either GBP or Euros.
Contact Details
🏢 Address:
Extra M S A Property (UK) Ltd
Peterborough Services
Great North Road
Haddon
Peterborough
Cambridgeshire
PE7 3UQ
Trivia and History
The former Ed's Easy Diner unit at Peterborough.
See also: A1(M) Planning Applications
The service area was first proposed in 1989 by Citygrove Roadside. It was soon taken forward by Extra, and had to compete with numerous proposals for new service areas along the new motorway.
The upgraded A1(M) opened in 1998, with no service areas. Peterborough services opened on 15 January 2001. Facilities included a McColl's newsagent, Entrempts and Malongo Café, with a petrol station operated by Texaco and Somerfield - that petrol station was sold to Shell in 2008.
An Ed's Easy Diner and Wafflemeister kiosk were both trialled here alongside Extra's site at Cambridge however these were both removed during 2019. They were replaced by Sweet Barrels and BomDia respectively. BomDia later closed in November following the second coronavirus lockdown.
A Warren's Bakery unit operated by SSP opened here in February 2020 occupying the former Patisserie Valerie unit.
Alternatives
| Previous: | Next: | |
| road becomes A1 Brampton Hut (15 miles) Baldock (38 miles) | Services on the A1(M) | road becomes A1 Kate's Cabin (northbound, 1 mile) Stibbington (4 miles) |
| Warmington (4 miles) | Services on the A605 | end of road |
| start of road | Services on the A1139 | Eye (8 miles) |
| Baldock (38 miles) | Extra services | none nearby |
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