Write local pages for a business with several locations

Write one web page for each location of {{business}}, so that someone searching for us near them finds the page for the right location and gets what they need to visit: where it is, when it is open, what that location offers and how to get there. Pages that repeat the same text with a different town name help nobody, and search engines may treat them as doorway pages, so each page has to be genuinely different.

Details for each location (name, address and phone exactly as listed in our business profiles, hours, services offered there, team, parking, transit, nearby landmarks, anything else local):
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{{locations}}
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What the whole business offers, and our standard call to action: {{business_facts}}
The search phrase pattern we use, for example "[service] in [town]": {{search_pattern}}

For each location, under its own heading, produce:
1. A title tag under 60 characters and a meta description under 155 characters.
2. A page heading.
3. An intro of 60 to 100 words built from that location's own details.
4. The name, address and phone block exactly as given, character for character, followed by the hours.
5. Services at this location: only those listed for it.
6. Getting here: parking, transit and landmarks as supplied.
7. Team, if names and roles are given.
8. Two to four questions and answers specific to this location.
9. The call to action.

Each page should be 250 to 450 words. Apart from the layout of the address block and the call to action, no sentence may appear on more than one page.

Do not invent landmarks, neighborhoods, reviews, staff or services, and do not write "best in [town]" or similar claims. If a location has too few details to fill a distinct page, write the parts you can, then list under "Details to collect" what would make it distinct, such as the parking situation or the services offered only there, rather than padding it with general text.