Gove to rule on Howells plan to build supersized version of Tebay services in Cheshire

Tatton Services Howells 1

Scheme to be giant version of Westmorland Family’s outpost in Cumbria

Michael Gove has been asked to make a final decision on controversial plans by Howells to create a supersized version of Cumbria’s famous Tebay service station on a greenfield site in Cheshire.

Tatton Services would be built between junctions seven and eight of the M56 motorway near Altrincham, south west of Manchester and will be three times the size of its northern sister station on the M6.

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