downsmail.co.uk Recruitment


01622 746693 07791 302 541


Irwin Smith Ltd is a friendly family business who are in need of an extra pair of hands. We install heating and plumbing in domestic and commercial properties.


We are looking for: • An engineer who has a minimum of NVQ 2 or good experience and will be able to work on their own.


• Candidates must have their own transport and tools. • We are happy to discuss permanent or self-employed terms of work.


• We offer performance-related bonuses.


19361 REGISTER


info@irwinsmith.co.uk www.irwinsmith.co.uk Company Pension


Generous benefits package Free CPC renewal


To advertise any vacancies or public notices please call


01622 630330


Opportunity to drive a state of the art coach Excellent training packages


Access to variety of deals and discounts via NX online portal www.thekingsferry.co.uk/jobs


Classified


PCV Coach Drivers


Earn up to £32,000 basic salary


VOLUNTEER AT LEEDS CASTLE Do you have time on your hands?


Would you like to spend some time volunteering at ‘The Loveliest Castle in the World’?


We recognise that there are many local people who have time on their hands who would like to volunteer at Leeds Castle. We have developed a Volunteer Programme which could enable you to get involved.


We are looking for Volunteers who would like to support our Culpeper Garden Team who are responsible for maintaining our beautiful cottage garden and Mediterranean garden.


Perhaps you’d like to contribute a day or half day each week?


We appreciate your time is precious so we will work with you to make sure you to get the most out of your experience with us. You don’t need previous experience or green fingers, but you just need lots of enthusiasm, energy and good humour!


Please email jennycreasey@leeds-castle.co.uk giving some details about yourself and why you would like to volunteer at Leeds Castle.


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