♦ 36 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 3rd, 2004
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising),I, Burnley 422331 (Classified)
Castle Cement is proud of its green record
SATURDAY is World Environment Day - an initiative backed by one of the Ribble Valley’s biggest employ
ers, Castle Cement. Local protestors claim that Castle
Children have a thrilling time
MUSIC and singing, imag inative play, outdoor and free play, art and craft, and plenty of outings, are just some of the thrilling activi ties on offer at the Slaid- burn and District Play group. Young children have the
opportunity to participate in new experiences and develop and increase their social skills by attending
the Monday and Friday morning sessions held at The Chapel, in the village green. Mums and dads living in
the rural area can also ben efit from playgroup as they can meet other local fami lies and relax and talk in a friendly environment. No child is too young to
attend as staff at the self- funded organisation cater
for youngsters aged between 0 and five. Anyone interested in
attending the sessions is asked to contact Mrs Helen Wallbank on 01200 446665. Our picture shows young
Sandy Griffiths adding a splash of colour to the place with the help of staff and her friends. (C210504/1)
Cement’s operation at its Ribblesdale Works, between Clitheroe and Chat- burn, is very damaging to the environ ment and to the health of local people. They will see a grim irony in the compa ny’s support for World Environment Day, which promotes the benefits of clean air, land and water. But Castle Cement stands by its
record on the environment, claiming it does all it can-to minimise the effects of an essential industrial process, while also investing heavily in schemes that actual ly improve the physical environment. Tony Allan, production director for
Castle Cement, said: "A clean, healthy environment means a better quality of life and the company strives to strike a balance between our need for the materi als that sustain our society and the need to protect our environment. "This year's World Environment Day
concentrates on the ways that we should improve the quality of our air and water and the ways that we should reduce energy and waste. Castle Cement is proud of its achievement in both of these areas which are highlighted below." O Improving air - Castle Cement
4 DAYS DEPARTS: 27TH NOV 2004 & 7TH FEB 2005
Enjoy the elegance and romance of Paris from a totally new perspective, on board a truly excellent river cruise vessel. Two nights berthed in the centre of Paris provide the perfect opportunity for you to discover world famous attractions such as the Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame, as well as sampling the many sophisticated bars and cafes along the glittering Champs d’Elysee.
specifies the lowest emission engines for all the new lorries it buys, leading to improvements in the environmental impact of distribution. Carbon dioxide emissions per tonne of cement delivered improved from 9 kg in 2000 to 8.3 kg in 2002.
9 Improving land - all Castle Cement
production sites intend to implement biodiversity action plans (BAPs) by 2005. This will help contribute towards the UK biodiversity action plan, by con centrating on the local biodiversity in the vicinity of the production sites. # Reducing energy-each production
site is in the process of implementing energy management plans to try and conserve and use energy more efficient ly within the operations of cement man ufacturing. Improvements specific to Castle
Cement’s Ribblesdale Works include: 9 Waste cement kiln dust from the
kilns at Ribblesdale has been used to sta bilise and create fertile soil on spoil heaps at Silverwood Colliery in Yorkshire. Up to 15,000 tonnes of cement kiln dust may be used at the Silverwood site in the near future, which will help restore oth erwise derelict land. 9 A research programme into the flora
and fauna in the quarry at the.Ribbles- dale works has been commissioned. The study will primarily look at the plant, insect and bird life within the quarry. 9 Trials for the use of waste tyres as
an alternative fuel at Ribblesdale have been undertaken and the site now has full Environment Agency approval for the permanent use of tyres as a fuel. The Ribblesdale Works also awaiting approval for a trial to use agricultural waste derived fuels (AWDF) as a further alternative to fossil fuels. Later this month Castle Cement is
also providing sponsorship and support for National Insect Week, which runs from June 14th to 20th.
Discover Bowland’s beauty
DISCOVER the secrets of the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Nat ural Beauty a t this year's Bowland Festival. The festival celebrates the birds,
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wildlife, landscape and rural life of the area and everyone is invited to enjoy a day out taking part in a wide range of free activities. They run between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sun day, June 12th and 13th, at Dunsop Bridge village green and sports field. Visitors can help make a giant bird
sculpture, see video footage of nesting hen harriers, join a guided walk or relax in the refreshments marquee. Activities for children include wildlife adventure walks, record-breaking birds' shows, and art and craft activi ties.
Silk banners depicting the four sea
sons of the Forest of Bowland will be on display. These beautiful art works have been created by artist Jacqueline Smith and pupils from Thorneyholme R.C. Primary School, in Dunsop Bridge, Brennand’s Endowed Primary School, in Slaidburn, and Brabin’s Endowed Primary School, in Chip ping. Lucy Barron, project manager for
the RSPB's Birds of Bowland Project, said: "The festival offers a wonderful opportunity to visit and enjoy an area renowned for its outstanding wildlife and landscape." A series of bookable guided walks
from June 10th to 15th is being run as part of the festival.
Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)
H S E S i lB H Theft of laptop
A LAPTOP computer worth £1,100 was stolen from shop premises in Clitheroe. Thieves sneaked into a
shop in King Street, at 2-30 p.m. last Wednesday, and made off with the comput er.
Anyone who saw any
thing suspicious or can help as to the whereabouts of the item, they are asked to contact Clitheroe police on 01200443344.
Phone is stolen
POLICE are investigating the theft of a Nokia 5100 mobile phone from a Rib- bie Valley school. Thieves stole the phone
worth £350 from a blazer left in a cloakroom at St Augustine’s RC High School, in Billington. Anyone with informa
tion regarding the theft is asked to call Clitheroe police on 01200 443344.
Window broken
VANDALS hurled stones at the ground-floor win dows of a detached house in Goosebutts Lane, Clitheroe. The offenders damaged three panes of glass, valued a t £800 in total.
Charity’s wishes
ARTIFICIAL shrubs, a garden vac and small power washer are on the wish list of charity Only Foals and Horses. I t is appealing for donations of the items. Anyone who can help should telephone 01254235559.
Vehicle attacked
VANDALS caused damage to a Mercedes Sprinter van during the hours of dark ness on Wednesday. The vehicle was parked
in Woone Lane, Clitheroe, when the criminals struck and damaged the wind screen wiper.
Giving blood
BLOOD donor sessions will be held next Wednes day at the West Bradford Village Hall, Grindleton Road, West Bradford. The sessions will take
place from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 5-30 p.m. to 7-30 p.m.
Petrol is stolen
THIEVES sped off after filling their car with £34 worth of fuel from a petrol station in Gisburn at approximately 12-55 p.m. last Thursday.
School scoops enterprising award
ENTREPRENEURS of tomor row from Ribblesdale High School Technology College have added another award to their bulging tro phy cabinet. The school’s Young Enterprise
company “Lodestar” scooped first place at the East Lancashire final presentation held at Mytton Fold Hotel, in Langho, after a tough contest against winners from Blackburn with Darwen, Burnley
and Rossendale, Up to 25 Ribbles dale pupils who are involved in the company, which has produced hand-crafted storage solutions for various items from spice jars to let ters, will now battle it out with teams from Cumbria, West Lan cashire, Merseyside, Greater Manchester, Cheshire and the Isle of Man in the North-West Final, which will be held at Ewood Park in Blackburn.
As well as winning the overal
competition the smart teenager: won an award for the best writtei report. The company members are nov
reaping the rewards for manj months of hard work involved ii production. The school’s Young Enterprisi
Link teacher, Mr Neil Ashworth said it had been a magnificen effort from all 25 directors.
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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, June 3rd, 2004 37 Recruitment General Vacancies s
Johnson Matthey is a global leader in the manufacture and development of speciality chemicals, setting the industry standard for over 200 years. A FTSE 100 company, with an annual turnover of £4billion Johnson Matthey operates in 34 countries and employs over 8000 people. The business continues to develop its technology and maintain market leadership, to constantly adapt to its customers ever-changing needs. We aim to double o u r turnover by 2008 and need to strengthen and grow o u r workforce to achieve this goal. The Clitheroe site is part of the Catalysts Division, which has commitment to further investment and manufactures solid catalysts, serving the catalyst requirements of the world’s chemical, petrochemical, refinery and polymer
<C PLANT TECHNICAL MANAGER REFJMB/PTM ◄i xcellent Remunerationand Benefits ‘Package
An opportunity exists for a PlantTechnical Manager to join the technical team to continue the drive for improvement and growth. The role is targeted at a range of technical improvement activities including, process design, process control, de-bottlenecking, capital identification and commissioning. The successful candidate will work closely with the site operating and technical teams, the research project manager and commercial marketing manager to ensure alignment with the business goals and objectives.
Send your advertisement to ns at Administrative, last Lancashire Newspapers Ltd/BuIlSt,. Burntci BB111DP
The ideal candidate will be a graduate Chemical Engineer, with a minimum of three years industrial experience, and possess good practi cal, interpersonal and communications skills with the ability to build strong working relationships a t all levels on the site. Ability to work effectively and achieve tight deadlines across a broad range of manufacturing demands.
^ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN - CONTROL/ELECTRICAL REF JMB/IE £21,300 -.£22,700 + Benefits Package
We are looking for energetic individuals with proven experience of working within a multi skilled engineering team providing support/main- tenance within a manufacturing environment. You will possess th e enthusiasm and initiative to work under pressure ensuring deadlines are met with minimal supervision.
• Fax your advert to us on 01282 435332 : Please remember to include your telephone number
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Send your advertisment via ISDN or ADS on 01282 414432
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You will ideally have experience of PLC’s and DCS's. You will also be a time served technician (control/electrical). To request an application form: email
arwen.allen@
matthey.com or telephone 0 1200 421608
Completed application forms together with a covering letter should be submitted to: HR Department (Recruitment), Johnson Matthey Catalysts, Pimlico Industria Area,West Bradford Road, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 4QB Completed application forms should be received no later than Monday,June 2 1 s t 2004 No enquiries from media or recruitment agencies please
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House Manager Clitheroe
Goldsborough Estates require a House Manager for their retirement development in Clitheroe, Lancashire. You'll be responsible for the day-to-day management of the development, and you'll be expected to complete monthly reports and returns of petty cash. Previous experience would be beneficial but more important is a professional, warm and caring persona. This is for a full-time post Monday to Friday.
This is a live-in position, so you'll have your own apartment, as well as a salary and benefits.
For more information or to apply, please call Lisa Murgatroyd, Regional Operations Manager on 0113 381 6441 or send your CV with covering letter to Goldsborough Estates Limited, Bridge House. Horsforth, Leeds LSI 8 4UP.
If successful, you must gain enhanced-level disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau,
www.disclosure.gov.uk
BUPA Care Services is an equal opportunities employer and appoints solely on the basis o f ability.
Goldsborough Estates A member of the BUPA L group
Clitheroe Light Engineering Vacancies for
CNC programmers/
Breathe some: view life into customer service at Express Gifts
Customer Service Advisors Temporary Full-Time and Part-Time shifts available
Clayton-le-Moors Customers are the key to out success and as a Customer Services Advisor, you will be their first point of contact. We only want the best to join our team, you will need to be the kind of person who loves helping people, can communicate well and give excellent customer service.
As a Customer Service Advisor you will be given full training on our products to deal with all aspects of customer enquiries. It does not matter if you have not worked in a Call Centre previously as a comprehensive training programme is provided. Keyboard sk ills, along with excellent communication and telephone skills are essentia!. Just bring to us a positive approach, and a real desire to do well, and you will lit in perfectly.
Temporary employees receive good rates of pay and ate given the first opportunity lor permanent employment. Employees are also eligible lor stall discount and free car parking.
So come along to our RECRUITMENT OPEN DAY on Tuesday 8th June anytime between 9.30 am and 6.00 pm at Express House, Clayton Business Park, Accrington. For eligibility purposes please bring your National Insurance Number with you.
Or alternatively, contact our Recruitment Hotline on 01254 302922 quoting Reference LET1
■ to discuss your application, lin es open between 11.00am - 7.00pm Monday to Friday and between 9.00am - 5.00pm Saturday.
Express Gifts Limited
ADVANCED HEARING SERVICES LTD
The UK's fastest growing Hearing Aid
company has further vacancies in their TELESALES DEPARTMENT
Applicants should have good keyboard skills and a pleasant telephone manner.
Experience preferred but not essential as full training will be given.
MONTHLY BONUS OTE £16K pa Rins Barbara Hartley now on
BASIC SALARY and 01282 702222 for further details Dental
Surgery Assistant
Required full time. Experience an advantage
but not essential as training will be provided.
Apply in writing with C.V. to: Messrs Aspinall, Nolan & Malloch 23 York Street,
Clitheroe BB72DH □□□QCH3I3EHICIEI
NR AUTOMATICS (ENGINEERING) LIMITED COLNE
www.nrengineering.co.uk We have vacancies for:
Experienced Grinders
Must be familiar wth cylindrical,
centreless and surface grinding to tight limits. Day and night shifts available.
Please telephone for an appointment 01282 868500
Rossendale Nursery and Baby Unit, Clitheroe
Requires
FULLTIME QUALIFIED NURSERY NURSE
Experience preferred but not essential. Good rates of pay.
Apply to Wendy or Nicola on 01200 423244
FULL TIME CHEF TRAINEE CHEF
required to complement their existing team.
For further details contact the Head Chef on 01200 422333
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HOTEL* RESTAURANT WAHDtNGTON
CHEF REQUIRED Due to increased Business Commitments, a mature
Experienced Chef with a proven track record is required to
assist in the running of a busy kitchen serving High Quality home-made fresh food.
Working initially under the supervision of the owner, who herself is a very experienced hands-on talented chef. It is
envisaged that the successful applicant after initial training and adapting to our system will take overall control of the daily running of the operation and food service.
Tiie Kitchen is well equipped and of a very high standard of cleanliness, serving all types of food from Light-bite meals to A La Carte, to dinners for 150 plus.'
This catering operation is privately owned but is part o f a
prestigious Local Sports Facility and draws clientele from all over the North of England.
The hours are flexible depending on daily business and includes some weekend work.
If you wish to apply to become part of our successful, professional team please telephone 01200 442494 for further details during office hours.
Super Sales Opportunity
An exciting opportunity has arisen within our sales department for a dynamic personality
to manage and develop their own magazine. Basic plus bonus, OTE £30k plus.
Interested?
Call Karen on: 01200 453000 or Jeremy on: 01200 424054
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setters/operators on lathes and machining centres
The successful applicant will be flexible
and self motivated with a minimum of three years experience in a CNC environment
and familiar with the latest machine tools and programming packages. A working
knowledge of Fanuc systems would be an advantage.
• Day shift working
• Good rates of pay and company pension scheme
Vacancies also for
WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL FORK LIFT DRIVER & GENERAL
ENGINEERING OPERATIVES on a variety of duties
Please telephone for more information and P an application form on 01200 422707
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