A PETROL station in a Herefordshire town has been given a major makeover.
The Morrisons garage in Station Street, Ross-on-Wye, has been acquired by Motor Fuel Group (MFG), with a new sign above the shop.
The Morrisons Daily brand is now above the door, with the supermarket giant continuing to provide food and groceries in the shop, with the forecourt being run by MFG.
The shop is open from 5.30am to 11pm every day, with a new off-licence selling alcohol.
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Plans for the partnership were announced earlier this year, with the Ross-on-Wye garage being one of 337 acquired by MFG.
Rami Baitiéh, chief executive of Morrisons, said: "Morrisons and MFG's partnership will see us deliver the best value for customers at the pump, in our convenience stores and in our supermarkets. We are delighted to have such a strong partner in MFG and look forward to the opportunities a MFG and Morrisons forecourt offering will provide."
William Bannister, chief executive of MFG, added: "We will be there to serve and power customers in the years and decades ahead as we play a key role in keeping the country and its economy moving. We look forward to working with Morrisons to provide charging, refuelling and retail for all our customers."
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