Our Company:
In 1985, Travelodge became the UK's first budget hotel brand when it opened its first hotel at Barton-under-Needwood. Today, we operate over 600 hotels across the UK, Ireland and Spain and annually welcome over 21 million guests.
With a mission to provide affordable travel for everyone, we are currently looking to expand our UK hotel network and we have identified a further 300 locations where we would like to open a Travelodge hotel.
Travelodge employs over 12,000 employees and is dedicated to its purpose of creating an environment where everyone can learn more, earn more and belong.
To find out about our current property projects and future development plans follow our dedicated Travelodge Property and Development Page.
Croeso i Brifysgol Aberystwyth
Nid oes unman tebyg i Aberystwyth: nid oes yr un Brifysgol arall a all gynnig y cyfuniad unigryw o draddodiad hir, lleoliad eithriadol o hardd, a champws sy’n cyfuno’r adnoddau diweddaraf, gan gynnwys Canolfan i’r Celfyddydau, ac sydd o fewn tafliad carreg i un o’r chwe llyfrgell hawlfraint ym Mhrydain. Wrth odre’r mynyddoedd ac ar lan y môr, mae Aberystwyth yn ganolfan o bwys diwylliannol a masnachol i’r fro a’r genedl.
Welcome to Aberystwyth University!
There is nowhere quite like Aberystwyth: no other University offers the unique combination of long academic tradition, outstandingly beautiful location, and a campus that brings together state-of-the-art facilities, an Arts Centre, and provides easy access to one of the six copyright libraries in Britain. Beneath the mountains and beside the sea, Aberystwyth is a centre of national and regional, as well as cultural and commercial, importance.
Pembrokeshire County Council is totally committed to delivering high quality services to our customers at a reasonable price. Our aim is to ensure that Pembrokeshire is prosperous and that it remains vibrant and special.
Pembrokeshire, situated in West Wales, is 640 square miles with a population of 117,100.
Its natural environment is of the highest quality. Its habitats are among the richest for biodiversity in the country and it is host to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Britain’s only truly coastal national park.
Pembrokeshire’s excellent coast and countryside, and its history of development based on agriculture, tourism, defence and the Milford Haven Waterway certainly make it a special county.