Jobs News

People looking for new work can attend a jobs fair next week.

Work will begin next month to build a large-scale farm shop.

A firm that works with major names such as Siemens and Vestas has appointed a new head of product development.

An exhibition will be held to showcase a town’s business and community organisations.

You could join us as a trainee reporter as part of a new scheme inviting job applications from would-be journalists with no previous experience.

Councillors will consider nearly £550,000 in funding applications, including skills training, refurbishments, and art installations.

Over 220 university staff could be at risk of losing their jobs.

Work on a £130 million cold storage facility is nearing the finish line.

Two new food outlets could create over 25 jobs in a town.

A town hotel could open a new late night space and private function room as part of an extension that will create 20 new jobs and cost £500,000.

Rail bosses are warning of new delays to services later this week due to further industrial strike action on the route to London.

A book distribution centre has been saved after it was announced last year it could close, putting 200 jobs at risk.

New jobs are on the horizon at a business that is recycling and investing in the future.

The redevelopment of a former factory site has been thrown into doubt.

A free event will help people interested in having a career in the NHS.

A prominent food company has announced a 40-job expansion.

People seeking work or a new career can benefit from new computer software.

Former military personnel and those set to leave are being invited to retrain as prison officers in the county.

Tourism last year generated more money for the region than in pre-pandemic years, but post-covid visitor numbers remain down according to new data.

The suicide rate among tradespeople has caused two sisters to invest time and money in preventing further deaths.