Recruitment On the Road Chef required for busy South Maidstone pub/restaurant.


Pay according to experience, promotion to Head Chef. Possibility of accommodation for the right person. This position could suit a couple as we are looking for Front of House staff as well.


www.thebullatlinton.co.uk | 01622 743612


BRASS & WOODWIND TUTORS REQUIRED


The Music for Schools Foundation is a registered charity providing small group instrumental tuition in primary schools, and we are looking to recruit new tutors in the WEST MALLING and MAIDSTONE area.


You could be right for us if: • You love music and want to help children discover it too. • You can play a brass or woodwind instrument at around Grade 8 standard. • You already teach or would like to. • You would like to expand your instrumental skills and take advantage of a free professional development programme. • You would like part-time flexible working hours.


For more information and to apply call us on 0345 375 2466


CROP (Citizens Rights for Older People) is a volunteer led charity helping older people to access their rights and entitlements to


improve life and give choice and control. Supporting Older People across Kent


We are looking for Trustees to help lead the charity in a challeng- ing and changing environment, who will help lead, encourage and promote the Charity’s service. We are seeking Trustees who have an interest/experience in the following key areas:-


 Business Development/Support  Media/Marketing  Treasurer/Financial Management  Fund raising


TRUSTEES Feel valued - Help make a difference - Use your skills


To attend monthly Trustee Meetings at our office in Lenham All mileage and out of pocket expenses paid


If you would like to know more please ring Debbie 01622 851200 Or email: lenham@cropkent.org.uk. You can also visit us on our


website www.cropkent.org.uk Registered Charity No. 1087538


C h o i c e a n d C o n t r o l f o r o l d e r p e o p l e 44 Maidstone Weald December 2018


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