Jurby Store could re-open in September

Monday, 8 August 2011 01:00

\'..a significant number of enquiries regarding the property..\'

The Department of Social Care are hoping a new tenant for the closed Jurby Stores can be found by September.

The stor,e which was the only one in Jurby, closed recently meaning the nearest are currently in Andreas and Sulby

The department claim there have been a significant number of enquiries regarding the property, from a wide variety of retail providers.

The Post office will continue to operate from the shop premises Tuesdays to Fridays:

Tues 8.30am-13.00

Wed 12.30pm-16.00

Thurs 12.15pm-16.00

Fri 8.30am-13.00

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