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A hotel, cafe or a clearing house?
26th January 1980, Page 51
26th January 1980
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IT LOOKS as though both the Woodland Transport Hotel and Roadchef may be going into competition with clearing houses. -People with freight to haul can ring Woodland who will make contact with the drivers,' I am told.
Roadchef is also canvassing the possibility of ''a return-load advisory service"' at its sites • on AI(M), M5, M6, M27 and M74. Both are devising other alluring ways of attracting the gentlemen of the road. The prize must, however, go to Roadchef for a proposed last-minute floral delivery service for forgotten anniversaries and birthdays.
Return home, Butch, all is forgiven. The bunch of orchids you sent Lil has done the trick.