Health food retailer Julian Graves was placed in administration this week leaving the future of its staff across the country hanging in the balance. The business has a large number of stores across the UK including one in Aberystwyth which employs a total of 11 people. The company has struggled in recent months thanks to a downturn in trade and [Continue]

Even rarer than a sunny bank holiday weekend at the minute in Aberystwyth seems to be good news on the jobs market. However after it was announced that planning permission has been approved for a new pub and hotel by the new council offices that’s exactly what we got because around 50 new positions will be created when the site opens in [Continue]

Plans to abolish the three present faculties in an attempt at reorganisation have been released by Aberystwyth University during exam time. The controversial plans would see the creation of seven seperate institutes within the university as opposed to the 17 departments operating at present within the three faculty system. Six consultation [Continue]

Rachel's Dairy staff face an uncertain future as French parent company Lactalis says it may cut 45 jobs due to a new outsourced distribution agreement. [Continue]

Up to 50 staff at an Aberystwyth based historical body may face upcoming redundancy and are placed under a gagging order over future plans. [Continue]

News emerging from the University indicates that maintenance staff are to face a pay cut of up to 33%. [Continue]

Looking for work? Several retailers in Aberystwyth are currently hiring so get in there quickly with your CV! Read on for more details. [Continue]

Brewery chain Martsons eyes prime spot next to Welsh Gov Offices for a new pub and hotel development in Aberystwyth. [Continue]

B&Q's new store in Aberystwyth is due to open around the May Bank Holiday we can announce. Further to this another new company is coming to town with more jobs on offer! [Continue]

There are rumours afoot the B&Q is to open a DIY store in Aberystwyth. Job adverts have appeared on the Job centre website for positions including a sotre manager based in the town. It is hoped that the company will replace FOCUS DIY, whose store at Parc-Y-Llyn has been an empty shell for several months after the company went into [Continue]