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Nisa Express in Chatham revitalised following major redevelopment

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A long-standing garage and forecourt in Chatham has been transformed into a convenience store and fuel station following a major redevelopment, with the site now operating under the Nisa Express brand alongside Texaco fuel. Managing partner Mertkan Unsal embarked on the ambitious project in June…

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