Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) t l i '; ’ 56 ) io b s r i» ^ LWcbsite:
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Adult and community services
Temporary part-time domestic assistant £5.63 an hour.
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,111/4 hours a week at Pendleton Brook Day Centre, Clitheroe. This post is temporary i due to learning disability r e v i e w s . •
; Informal discussion: Janet Hallam on 01200 428153. '
Apply online at:
www.lancashire.gov.uk/vacancies or email: ■
hru.clericalteam@
ssd.lancscc.gov.uk. Tel: 01772 534406 during office hours. Closing date: 3 March 2006.
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PA R T T IM E A R EA SUPERVISOR
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Required for the Burnley,
Pendle.Clitheroe & , Whatley Reporters.
W e currently ha ve a v a c a n c y for an a re a sup e rv iso r to organ ise the distribution of the Burnley, Pendle, Clitheroe and Whalldy • ■ R ep or ters.
T h is position in clu de s delivering bulk supplies of papers and leaf le ts to distributors home s ; and ensuring that the distribution . a re a is fully staffed a t all times.
T h e position would su it a highly motivated person who enjoys working outdoors and w an ts a job to fit in with other work com mitments, although you must be able to work e ve ry Thursday.
If you have a large c a r , storage a re a and home telephone and you a re interested in this position.
P le a s e c a l l C la ire B a r r y o n 01 9 4 2 506341 b e tw e en 10 am and 4 pm fo r a n a p p l ic a t io n fo rm .
T h is position is sub je ct to C R B re fe ren ce ch e ck s being carried out and an y employment will be conditional upon th ese c h e c k s . :
Temporary part-time home care officer x2 £14,6M to £17,922 a year (pro rata).
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30 hours a week at Hyndbum and Ribble Valley Home Care, Vl/oodhaven Day Centre, Accrington. Your hours will include shifts and weekends. You will supervise, support and motivate area based Home Care Assistants, ensuring the efficient delivery of commissionedhomecareservicestoserviceuseis.-.
_ Essential: You must have NVQ 3 in Care or equivalent, CMS or equivalent or be able to provide evidence of your current course of study to attain this. You must also have a clean driving licence and a minimum of 2 years experience within a personal care setting. Informal discussion: Officer on duty on 01254 384017. ■ •
Apply online at:
www.lancashire.gov.uk/vacancies or tel: 01772 559126,24hr - answerphone. Closing date: 24 February 2006.
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We a re an equal opportunities employer. .; ■.The
Earn extra cash delivering the Burnley, Pendle,
Clitheroe and Whalley Reporters in your area
Ideal for people of any ! with a few hours to spare
each week, although minimum age is 13 years. Supplies are
delivered to your door, and your round will be within walking
distance of your home, deliveries take approx, two hours.
Interested? Gall Claire, Joanne,
lynne and Bev on 01942 S0G341 nr answerphnne 01942 227040 Letterbox dIroet K.
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PART TIME ADMIN/ RECRUITMENT PERSON
Required initially for an 8 month contract to cover maternity leave. Key aspects of the role include;-
Part-time catering manager £5.83 an hour.
□ To ensure efficient day to day running of a small office □ Personal Assistance to the Executive Director
Ref: CAT/BH/06/324
20 hours a week, temi-time only, at Barrow Primary, Clilheroe. Required Monday to Friday, 10am to 2pm. You will control food and labour budgets. Lunch and overalls will be provided. City & Guilds 1/2 or NVQ equivalent is desirable. Essential: You musLhave excellent cooking skills and experience in large-scale catering. You must have a recognised food hygiene certificate and excellent hygiene standards. You must also be able to lead a team and train new staff.
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■Part-time catering assistant x 2 £5.62 an hour.
. ' , , You will clean, set up furniture, serve food and help in the kitchen. No experience is
• necessary as training will be given. Lunch and overalls will be provided. Essential: You must have excellent standards of hygiene.
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1 pos t: Ref: CAT/BH/06/323 8 3/4 hours a week-, term-time onfy, at Barrow Primary, Clitheroe. Required Monday to Friday, 11.45am to 1.30pm. ,
1 pos t: Ref: CAT/BH/06/325 7.1/2 hours a week, temr-time only, at W/addington West Bradford Primary, Clitheroe. Required Monday to Friday, 11.45am to 1.15pm.
Apply online for the above 3 posts at:
www.lancashire.goviuk/vacancies or email: .
HRTeam@lccs.lancscc.gov.uk. Tel: 01772 538999,*^24hr answerphone. Closing date: 20 February 2006.
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^tancashire County Council is'an^quai opportunities em()loyerVvelcoming applications from all sections of the./-'- nrust be comniFtled to equality.and^wersit^ in <
Uncastire CounryCoundlare cunenlly undergong an
eqlid pay renew and Itiegraife of some posls advertised maybe ul^ecl to review in future monJi
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vsnAnMlancashire.gov.uk/vacandes ' . . A full job descnptron of all vacancies is available Due to our continued expansion programme, we now require Warranty Administrator
The successful candidate will be a professional individual of smart appearance, already working in a similar role or working in an Aftersales department looking for a new challenge.
^jjiPrestons are one of the longest senricing BMW dealers in the country and ' have a reputation for first class customer service. The successful applicant must therefore not only be committed to their role, but also committed to exceeding customer expectations and be able to demonstrate a diligent and precise approach to their work. ■
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In return we are offering an exceptional salary package, world class training , and a genuine opportunity for personal development.
I f you can relate to our exacting standards and wish to join a winning team, please reply in confidence enclosing a complete C V and recent photograph to Anne Preston, Group Human Resources Director, at the address below.
Prestons Colne
■ DOMICILIARY CARE
SERVICES LTD Due 10 Expansion wc are seeking (o
Recruit Emhusiasiic and Highly Molivuted Staff to join our Friendly Team in providing a
Dynamic and Rewarding Service in the Ribblc Valley Area.
SUPPORT WORKERS Full and Part-Time, Days, Evenings, Weekends. , Driver Essential-Car Available.'
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I f over 25 with Clean Driving Licence. Full Training will be given.
A ll Applicants are Subject to Disclosure and Proof o f I.D.
For more Informatioii/Int'ormal Chat Please Contact
CAROLE WHITWELL - 01200 422297
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•Administration Assistant 37 hours per week .
Salary: SCP 14 Scale 3 (£14,364) actual Pcndic District CAB requires an enthusiastic,
experienced individual to provide full administration . support to the borough wide service.
In addition Id adminisu«ition skills you will need excellent ' communication skills and a sound knowledge of IT.
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for an application pack please contact Christine Gauder on 01282 602726 or c-mail:
nclson@cabnct.org.uk or write to: 61-63 Every Street, Nelson, Lancs, BB9 7LT
• CTusing date for completed applications is Monday 6(h March 2006
In(cr>'icws Mill be held during the ucck of 131h March 2006
EXCHANGE Coffee company Requires a
COOK
With enthusiasm and f la ir for their busy coffee house. Previous cooking experience essential,
but not necessar ily within a work environment i .e . good home cook. Straight shifts , 5 days
including Saturdays, 35 hours per week.
All applications - Joanne Burwood, 24 Wellgate, Clitheroe, BB7 2DP
H ie complete furniture experience! Fu n iitu rc Delivery Personnel Do you have;
01200 442270 taskers
Great Psrsoiwlity - to leave the best possible iriipnssion with our cusiomeis. . . .
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Great Stretl^h - to manocuvie awkwardly sliapcd fumiluic throu^ doorway into awkwardly positioned rooms.
Great Care - fumilurc and customers homes must not gel damaged. •
Great Navigation Skills - to find our cusiomcn> homes.
TTicn please apply in wriung to Ivor Lcflon, Taskers, Queen Mrll, Queens RoacC Accrington BB5 6DR
PSLYou also have to be able to drive!
DIRECT Salespeople can earn over £80.000 a
com p e t it ion . O v e r , £1000 earnings per deal. Car. training and q u a 1 i f i e d a p'p ointments supplied. Telephone 0800 526486 or 0800 7836930.
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■ Please apply injvritingJncluding full C.V to: Amanda AhernefAherne's of Hellifield Ltd, The Green Heilifield, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 4JZ
Telephone: 01729 8502011 PERSON
REQUIRED FOR
PART-TIME WORK IN
PAYROLL BUREAU Whalley :
Experience preferred though not essential.
Hours to be negotiated, approx. 20 hours per week.
Must be prepared to be flexible, to cover holidays.
Applications In writing with CV to:
Dawn Undies a t.
Abbey feyroll Services Ltd., I Calder Mews. Manoifields. Manor Rd, Whaltey, Qitheroe, BB7 9TE*
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F U L L / P A R T T IM E siaff required to work in small village shop, o n r o ta b a s is to include weekend - w o r k . F r ie n d ly atmosphere, must be flexible. Contact 0125 4826666 for further details.
Q . Project Management of business start up services □ Some recruitment work/matching skills to vacancies □ Some Accounts management using SAGE □ General administration duties in line with office work
Skills required include;- IT, communication, basic financial understanding and a good set of general office skills.
Please send your CV and covering letter to Samantha Smallridge, Pendle Enterprise Trust, Pendle Business Centre, Commercial Road, Nelson, BB9 9BT. Email: sam @ lru st4bU 5 in e
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dramatically reduces the risk of people being seriously injured in the event of an accident. It may, therefore, surprise people to learn
that as many as 40% of motorists admit to not wearing their seat-belt when behind the wheel - according to a recent survey. In addition to this, only 35% of passengers
belt up when travelling in the rear seats of a car, and half of all the people questioned do not use the seat-belt when occupying the front passenger seat. These figures highlight a problem of insuf
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ficient public awareness when it comes to the dangers of not wearing a seat-belt. Successive advertising campaigns have been at pains to get the message across, hut it appears that the desired results have not been achieved. The Highway Code clearly states that a
car's occupants must wear a seat-belt if one is available, unless you are specifically exempt. I t is also the driver's responsibility to
ensure that all children under 14 years of age wear seat-belts or sit in an approved child restraint. Some of the most serious injuries inflicted on drivers during car accidents occur as a result of rear seat passengers not wear ing seat-belts.
er can be deadly. A blind man from Texas, USA, was jailed for a month after trying to drive through Jonesville.
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ter. In the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, the traffic police are paid an extra 30 rupees per month if they grow a moustache. Senior officers are of the opinion that a hirsute top lip adds to an officer's authority when deal ing with members of the public.
® INCENTIVE schemes are common ® A BLIND drunk-driver can be a pret ty scary proposition - but a blind driv
. : ■ He told,the court that he had trained his dog to bark once if he apjiroached a red light and twice if it is green.
these days to encourage us to work bet
MOTOR MATTERS ® THE wearing of a seat-belt while trav
■ elling by car is a legal requirement and M o to r s M f y 'by Andy Enright
HEN the original Prius and its Honda rival, the Insight, were first laun
ched, many were impressed with their technology and green creden tials. Using an electric motor to aug
ment or temporarily replace a con ventional petrol engine was a great idea. Unfortunately, both cars were
rather compromised, the Honda by its “squeezed from a toothpaste tube” styling and impractical two- seater layout, and the Toyota by its dull driving manners, cramped cabin and distinctly lacklustre lines. Toyota’s second-generation Prius changed all that and gave the com pany leadership in this sector. It has recently, been improved with changes to the styling of its head lamps and rear light clusters and a restyled front grille. Inside the cabin, comfort for passengers has been enhanced, with an adjustment to the hip point for those sitting in the back. Buyers will also find smarter
upholstery colours, a soft-touch paint finish for the dashboard and the introduction of a leather- trimmed steering wheel across the
www.clitheroetoday.co.uk
Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, February 9th, 2006 . 57. 3 days rental
from only £99 You don’t rent a car every day.
So why rent an P r e S tO P S ^ ^ ^ ^ everyday car’
; Tel: 01282 720760-.
www.prestons.co.uk.
Prius takes priority as it becomes benchmark W
range. Fresh options include full leather trim, new metallic paint fin ishes and, on T Spirit models, a rear parking monitor and Intelligent Parking Assist. . ■ The current Prius mirrors the first-generation model’s technique of being able to run on its petrol engine and then switch to exclusively elec-- trie operation when conditions are ■ favourable. Toyota’s Hybrid Syner-. gy Drive offers impressive emissions and strong fuel economy perform ance. Sometimes the Prius’ silent
running takes a little getting used to, but under many high^density traffic situations, this car.offers totally,. emissions-free motoring. A more powerful SO-kilowatt
motor that operates at higher volt ages offers 50% more electric power than the Mkl Prius, while sleek aerodynamics and an efficient petrol engine mean the car will accelerate to 60 m.p.h. in less than 11 seconds, peak power being rated at 113 h.h.p. That is comparable with a number . of leading diesel cars, but fuel econo
my is far in excess of what even the most parsimonious medium-rang^ diesel can manage, the latest Prius bettering 56 m.p.g. in town. At prices running from £17,795, it
is not cheap - but then, cutting-edge technology never is. Still, the recent minor improve
ments should keep the order books ticking over while the opposition belatedly catch.up. For the time being, this is still the benchmark if you are looking for a hybrid-pow- • eredcar.
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