To keep it simple just use a credit card and don't worry about the cost. If you charge at home for 5p then your average charging costs over the year will not rise that much.
Use Zapmap and filter to show multiple charges at a site.

 

......................... 1000 miles coming up in the next two weeks which for us is a lot. I am seeking a cheap efficient means of recharging now and ask for one liner suggestions please as to the companies that other Chademo owners have found work best for them.

It would help if we knew your travel plans for those 1000 miles. From where to where?. Overnight plans?. Hotels or relatives? Using public chargers, but to 'keep it simple', could mean towards the expensive side.

It's hard to advise without a bit of detail.

 

It would help if we knew your travel plans for those 1000 miles. From where to where?. Overnight plans?. Hotels or relatives? Using public chargers, but to 'keep it simple', could mean towards the expensive side.

It's hard to advise without a bit of detail.

A return trip to the Cotswolds circa 250 Miles, mainly motorway. Followed by a trip to Leicester circa 150, A roads and then we are in Yorkshire B & B for a few nights M'way and A roads together with the running around at home will achieve over 1000 miles. I always try to only fill up to the nearest 10 miles scenario leaving the battery empty for the off peak / solar charging at home.

 

Don't most Gridserve sites still have a Chademo connector, which of course will be available due to so little demand. So my advice would be to get the Gridserve app.
You can use the connection types filter to search for Chademo here

The GRIDSERVE Electric Highway | Live Map

The GRIDSERVE Electric Highway Network is nationwide. We are situated at motorway service areas and selected retail locations across the length and breadth of the UK. Use our interactive map to plan your journey.

electrichighway.gridserve.com

 

Don't most Gridserve sites still have a Chademo connector, which of course will be available due to so little demand. So my advice would be to get the Gridserve app.

MFG, Osprey and Instavolt usually have Chademo too.
Fastned, Ionity and Tesla definitely don't.
I can't be sure of the others.
Any good charge map (I like ChargeFinder - Charging stations for electric cars (EV)) should have a filter option to see only Chademo.
I used a lot of Instavolt in my LEAF days, partly because they seemed to be everywhere then, before the others caught up.

 

A return trip to the Cotswolds circa 250 Miles, mainly motorway. Followed by a trip to Leicester circa 150, A roads and then we are in Yorkshire B & B for a few nights M'way and A roads together with the running around at home will achieve over 1000 miles. I always try to only fill up to the nearest 10 miles scenario leaving the battery empty for the off peak / solar charging at home - thanks for the help this far folks..

 

thank you and are the Tesco's still free for whatever time is my next question?

 

They haven't been free for sometime now.
You can filter 'free' on Zapmap

 

The simplest solution is probably to hire a car with a longer range possibly ICE

 

Dave - Never crossed my mind - not in a world of pigs puddings!!!

 

By the way, don't count on the smaller sites along e.g. the Fosse way working in the Cotswolds. A lot of them are very old. It is a bit of a black hole as I found out when I tried to come home that way rather than via the motorways.

Generally speaking there is poor charger provision, which is fine if you plan ahead, distances aren't that big once you are off the motorway, but I got almost caught out once, when I decided to use the Fosse way rather than go around on the fast roads.