Cox of Torbay brings four sites back into the JET network

The move builds JET’s presence in a part of the country where these sites already play an important everyday role for local residents, holiday traffic and passing motorists alike.

The four sites are Waterside Service Station in Paignton, Marldon Service Station in Marldon, Aller Vale Service Station in Kingskerswell, Newton Abbot, and Glendower Service Station in Torquay. All are operated by Cox of Torbay Ltd and were reimaged in July.

Nick Cox is delighted to be back with JET, describing it as ‘a brand we know and trust that never let us down in the past’ and a good fit for sites that serve their communities day in, day out. The relaunch gives the forecourts a fresh look, while keeping the focus on reliable fuel supply and the kind of local offer customers expect on the Devon coast.

Marldon is the flagship site, combining fuel sales with a busy workshop and a large Budgens convenience store. Waterside and Glendower have canopy-led forecourt propositions, while Aller Vale adds another local community site to the group’s South Devon presence.

Nick was reintroduced to the JET network last year, when the brand stepped in to supply fuel to the four forecourts during the disruption that followed the administration of Harvest Energy and the wider Prax liquidation.

Alex Keating said the return is ‘a significant moment for JET and we’re delighted to be working with Nick again and expanding our reach in the South West’, adding that ‘the four sites each have their own local identity, reflecting JET’s relationship-led approach and the flexible support it offers independent dealers, backed by the reach of a national brand’.

This latest move builds on JET’s continued dealer growth through 2026, with the brand expanding through new-to-JET sites, re-ties and sites rejoining the network. Including recent additions, the JET network now totals 346 sites across the UK, comprising 335 dealer-owned, dealer-operated sites and 11 company-owned, dealer-operated locations.