England: Garner Group launches new fuel station after redevelopment

Originally built in 1984, the new forecourt presents a 2,000sq ft Nisa store.

Former Forecourt Trader of the Year the Garner Group has officially reopened a site in Hampshire after a major redevelopment started in September last year. Originally built in 1984, Woolmer Service Station was demolished and re-built, with the official business re-launched at the end of March and the official grand re-opening taking place in mid April.

The new forecourt features a convenience store, two Costa Express machines, COOK freezers, a Country Choice food-to-go station, fresh sandwiches, Amazon lockers and PayPoint facilities.

“Our family business has been operating since 1959 and has evolved greatly through the generations. We’re delighted to re-open Woolmer Service Station as ‘Garner’s Nisa’ 35 years after the original site was constructed (...) to proudly continue serving and supporting the local community”, said owners Garner family.