WILD Goose Garage, Dursley, has won ‘Best Pace Forecourt’ in the coveted 2014 SuperStation Awards which took place at The Belfry Golf and Leisure Resort, Sutton Coldfield, on Thursday, October 9.
Hosted by Certas Energy and open to around 1,200 independent petrol retailers in the UK, SuperStation has been developed to recognise and reward the highest standards in forecourt retailing.
Each forecourt is assessed by a panel of industry specialists who consider forecourt appearance, product offering, customer service and innovation in business strategy.
Commenting on the win, Rachael King, Forecourt Manager, Wild Goose Garage, said: “We are really, really pleased to receive stamp of approval. It takes a lot of hard work from the team to maintain such high standards. We are a hub for the community and our customers will be just as excited for us; many knew we were nominated and, just like all of us on the forecourt, have been eagerly awaiting the outcome.”
Situated on Kingshill Road, Dursley, the site pumps four million litres a year, encourages use of fuel and loyalty cards and sets high standards in customer service.
Its excellent facilities are complimented with a well presented shop and warm welcome.
Ramsay MacDonald, Certas Energy Retail Director, commented “To win a SuperStation award is a mark of quality and professionalism. This is the third year of the Awards, which are designed to improve the standards of petrol forecourts throughout the UK. The competition is intense and there is a tough selection process which only goes to show that Wild Goose Garage is setting the highest possible industry standards.”
The ‘Best Pace Forecourt’ category was sponsored by industry supplier Central Maintenance Solutions (CMS).
Established in 2008, its offering includes the manufacture, installation and maintenance of all types of signage, rebranding, building and forecourt maintenance, accident damage repair services and insurance liaison.
For further information, check out the website: http://www.superstationcompetition.co.uk/
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