Uttoxeter services
A50 at Derby Road Roundabout
Signposted from the road.
ST14 5AA
map and directions
Single site located at a junction.
A large service area at the start or end of the Uttoxeter bypass, and one of Euro Garages' early examples of what modern filling stations would look like.
Facilities
Catering: Burger King Drive Thru, Starbucks Drive Thru Amenities: Premier Inn Outdoor Space: Small grass area beside Burger King Charging Points: EV Point 250kW CCS; GeniePoint 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 22kW Type 2 Forecourt: BP, ASDA Express, Greggs, Subway, Starbucks on the Go, Tango Ice Blast, LPG (FloGas), Free Cash Machine
Parking Prices
EG Group and Asda-operated facilities: First 2 hours free for all vehicles, after which cars must pay £8 for up to 24 hours and HGVs, coaches and commercial vehicles must pay £14.99, or £19.99 to include a meal voucher. Prices are paid in the Asda Express shop. These fees are strictly enforced by Parking Eye.
Premier Inn: Guests of Premier Inn are entitled to free parking but must provide their registration number to reception in order to receive this. Chargeable parking is also available for non-guests or customers between 8am and 6pm 7 days a week and is charged at £1 per hour.
Prices can be paid via Horizon Spaces. The location code is 10999. These fees are strictly enforced by Horizon Parking.
This information is provided to us by third parties. You should always check with staff on site.
Contact Details
🏢 Address:
Derby Road
A50
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
ST14 5AA
- Official Burger King website
- Starbucks operated by EG Group
- Forecourt operated by Asda Express
- Official Premier Inn website
- Foursquare Page
- 📞 Telephone number: 01889 565784
- 📌 what3words: ///issued.merely.slim
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Trivia and History
This service area is situated off the main access road to the Uttoxeter Sewage Treatment Plant, close to the Derby Road Roundabout.
The service area may need to close if the Derby Road Roundabout upgrade scheme is carried forward. This has been delayed until 2025 at the earliest, and any such scheme would need to be fleshed out in more detail to assess its impact.
Early Development
The first plans for facilities along the access road came in 2000 from Whitbread for a hotel and restaurant. In 2001, a separate plan for a showroom, garden centre, pub-restaurant and hotel was approved with a Travel Inn hotel and a Brewers Fayre opening in 2002, known as 'The Racecourse' after the nearby Uttoxeter racecourse.
Uttoxeter Estates, who owned the neighbouring land, proposed plans for two restaurant units to sit alongside the hotel and restaurant. These proposals were refused planning permission in 2003.
The hotel and restaurant later became Premier Inn and Table Table respectively in 2008.
Full Facilities
The official signposted service facilities didn't join the party until 2011, when a BP filling station with SPAR store and Greggs and Subway concessions, a Burger King Drive Thru restaurant and a Starbucks Drive Thru store were all built by Euro Garages. At this point, official signage was added to the A50, advertising the site.
Both the restaurant and hotel have received several extensions since opening, with the hotel gaining a detached second building housing 34 rooms in 2013. Premier Inn also currently hold planning permission to extend the second building to add a further 23 bedrooms to the hotel.
A GeniePoint electric vehicle charging point was added to the Premier Inn car park in 2022 as part of Premier Inn's new partnership to roll-out electric vehicle chargers to all of their hotels.
The SPAR store within the forecourt was rebranded to ASDA On the Move in January 2023. The filling station was later handed to Asda and rebranded to Asda Express in January 2024.
EG Group's EV Point charging hub went live on 20 March 2024. It features the first EV Point chargers with Tesla's technology and infrastructure, following a new partnership that was announced earlier in the same month.
The Table Table restaurant here became one of the first in England to close to the public on 4 July 2024, as part of Whitbread's Accelerated Growth Plan. The restaurant is now only available to hotel guests, with plans to convert the land to additional hotel rooms during 2025.
Rival Facilities
One mile to the west of here is the aptly-named McDonald's Roundabout, which is the more urban of the two roundabouts on the Derby Bypass.
It hosts a number of facilities including another Asda Express filling station and McDonald's Drive Thru on the eastbound side. There is also the former Uttoxeter Little ChefHistory and Travelodge hotel on the westbound side, with a Shell filling station positioned a little further along the A50 westbound.
None of these facilities are formally signposted and, until 2017, visitors of the filling station could see signs from EG Group encouraging them to visit the Starbucks drive thru at the larger site here.
Alternatives
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