A NATIONWIDE pet retailer has announced plans to open a new store in Wrexham.
Jollyes has confirmed that it will be moving into the former Bensons for Beds site at the Border Retail Park in Wrexham.
Recruitment has already started for the new, which will open in April, and is expected to employ 10 colleagues.
Jollyes, which has more than 70 stores across the UK, is taking over the lease previously held by Bensons for Beds which is due to close at the end of February.
As part of its opening plans, Jollyes has offered to interview any of the Bensons colleagues interested in moving into a new sector of retailing.
Applications for those who want a dream job working with animals can be made at: www.jollyes.co.uk/i/jobs-jollyes.
As well as selling a wide range of pet food and accessories, Jollyes’ Wrexham store will feature “The Spa”, Jollyes’ high-quality dedicated dog grooming salon.
The store will be located at Unit 2 of the Border Retail Park, near the likes of Tesco and the recently opened B&M store.
It will Jollyes second store in North Wales, complementing its popular outlet at the Flintshire Retail Park, Flint.
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Sarah Farrar, Jollyes regional manager, said: “We’ve been looking to find another great location in North Wales for some time and can’t wait to welcome customers and their pets to our new Wrexham store.
“This will be a full service store with a grooming spa and pet clinic, designed it to make it as easy as possible for customers to find what they are looking for.”
More news, including the opening date and details of the product range on offer, will be announced over the next few weeks.
Backed by Kester Capital, Jollyes announced in January it had a pipeline of 20 new store openings over the next 19 months.
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