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64 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 30th, 2006 General Vacancies


GENERAL Display Manager


An excellait opportamity has arisen and we are currwitly seddng an wcceptiaial, highly motivated, and dedicated indMdual to manage our Display d^rtment


To be successful you must bar.’S tbs drrve and energy to manage, motivate and develop a team of display sales and sales management staff who work on a portfolio of publications including print and online as well as a wealth of special publications.


in this demanding, challenging and influential role you will be responsible for a mix of 3 paid-te’s, 1 free newspaper and our on-line platforms.


The requirements for this role are:-


” An outstanding leadership record • Strong communication skills


• Sales performance success and outstanding people skills management


■ The ability to communicate at all levels • A sound understanding of display advertising


• A successful track record of personal - & team achievement


• Creative thinking


This very rewarding role is an opportunity to join a talented and focused team. In return for your commitment we offer a competitive package.


Ready for the challenge?


If you feel you have the necessary skills required for thrs role, please sent) your full resume with a covering letter explaining why you are appl^ng for the portion and what you can bring to the role to:


Sarah Hail, Advertisement Director, The Gazette, Avroe House, Avroe Cresc^t, Blackpool Business Park, Biadgiool. FY4 2DP. Altemativety email sarah.hall®blacl<poolgazette.co.Uk


Closing date for applications: December i s l 2006. A 4-star council twifSti 139 mi'X by M AuC.1 Comnsuor C o u n t y Council^^^


Alan Richards Cleaning


Whalley CE Primary School Church Lane, Whalley, Clilheroe B B 7 9SY.


Part-time welfare assistant Ref: CYP/E/S/11069/367/SC


£112.06 a month.


4.67 hours a week, Monday to Thursday, 11.55am to 1.05 pm. You will supervise children at lunchtimes. Lunch will be provided. This post is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exemption) Act 1975. If successful, you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'd isclosure'.


Application forms; The headteacher at the sch oo l. C lo s in g date; 14 December 2006.


become a driving instructor ^


• earn up to £30,000


• no previous experience required


• flexibie local training


•instructors needed nationwide now


Catl NOW for a FREE tnfaimaUon pack freephone


orvtaK www.letsdrivB.com •m EU/UK Heane* rogulrsd. Coufm apply. No mera than S panalty points.


0500 223 999


southlakeland parks BAR ASSISTANTS


Todber Caravan Park (part-time)


Variable hours on a rota basis, mainly evenings and weekends. Previous experience


an advantage but not essential - willingness to work and commitment to high standards is of more importance.


For an application form, please contact


Human Resources on 015395 69830 or email jobs@southlakelandparks.co.uk


CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS MONDAY 11TH DECEMBER South Lakeland Parks is an


Equal Opportunities Employer. Required for care home in Sawley nr Ciitheroe.


Full induction given plus NVQ opportunities. Top rates of pay plus shift bonus.


, Own transport essential. Telephone: Gail or Sue on 01200 441205


Waterloo Mill, Waterloo Road Clitheroe, BB7ILR


Equipment Showroom


Duties include answering incoming calls, serving customers, some administration skills required. 8.30a.m. to 5.30p.m. Monday to Friday.


Receptionist CV: F.A.O. Ann to above address. www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) ^ Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


APPRENTICES REQUIRED Excellent opportunities are


available for 16-18 year olds within the catering industry in your local area.


The following vacancies are available Waitress


Commis Chef Chef


Food Preparation Bar Assistant Waiter


Are you looking to gain NVQ’s whilst working?


Apply today: contact


North Lancs Training Group FREEPHONE 0800 731 2455


And visit our website: www.nltg.co.uk north lanes


tti-l-O? 9«000 ; CHAOC 3 we arc an equal opportunities employer


Mortgage Underwriters jfcompetitive + excellent benefits Amber Homeloans is a wholly owned subsidiary


, ofSkipton Building Society and provides a selection of specialist mortgage products for lending panels such as packaging companies and mortgage Introducers. We currently have an excellent opportunity for 3 underwriters to join our New Business team.


The role involves taking calls on our Mortgage Helpdesk providing information on our products, policy and assisting with complex applications whicn fall outside our normal lending criteria. In addition to this the successful applicants will also provide assistance to our mortgage application processors on a day to day basis,


it’s a busy and buzzing environment where a level head, eye for detail, excellent telephone manner and an enthusiastic approach can really give you the opportunity to shine.


Experience in a mortgage related environment would be preferred.


To apply please email your CV to michelle.ainsworth@amberhomeloans.co.uk Or post to Michelle Ainsworth, ' Amber Homeloans, The Bailey, Skipton BD23 iDN.


Closing date: Friday 1st December.


www.amberhomeloans.co.uk 'am b e r ruiQrwa www.mnnoservices.co.uk Are a major force in property maintenance and reinstatement


in the North West of Engiand; Due to continued expansion the following Experienced trade’s people are required to work in their local and surrounding post code areas.


Decorators-Gas Engineers-Plasterers-


Eiectricians-Roofers-Joiner/Kitchen fitters Benefits include permanent position, 8.25 hour day,


, company van, uniform, mobile phone and 23 days paid holiday, including Bank Holidays.


T?l - 0161 371 7973 or 0781 801 7572 for further information and an application form


DRIVING LICENCE REQUIRED


H A M E L D 0 N C ontm utiity College


Attendance Liaison Officer 37 Hours per week - term time only Scale 4/5 (point 18-25)


£16/137 “ £20/235 Pro Rata The main objectives to be achieved By the Postholder ore:


To assist the school in maintaining good levels of attendance. To reduce unauthorised absence.


To develop the school's work with the Educotion Welfare Service.


Further detoils and application pock available from: Miss. S. Johnson


Homeldon Community College


Byron Street, Burnley, BB12 6NU Please enclose o SAE


Closing dote: 15fh December 2006


PART TIME W E B SITE maintenance person required for e-commerce site to develope & project the above. Tel 01254 389858


"I"


Pristine Clean Why work unsociable


hours? Wanted Reliable individuals for


domestic cleaning duties Flexible hours to suit


Driving licence essential Good rates of pay


Start date 2nd January


Phone Simon/Emmaon 0791 3861166 or 01254 825302


PartTime f ^ To work within our classified department


As a member of the classified sales team, you must be hardworking, molivated, creative and have the desire to succeed. Resilience is a must, as


the role requires calling new and established customers promoting the benefits of advertising within all out titles and our Internet sites. Previous sales experience is essential.


In return, we offer a good basic salary as well as a fantastic bonus potential,


add to that an excellent training programme, five weeks paid holiday per year as well as statutory bank holidays and a company pension scheme.


If you think this job has the right ring to it, then pick up the phone and speak to Joanne Whitworth (telephone sales manager) on 01282 422331 x627 between


E a s t L a n c a s h i r e tSlewspapers Ltd


first for local information in print and on-line


East Lancashire Primary Care Trust


Technical Instructors Bands, £13,473-£16,799pa (pro rata*)


Full-time and part-time * (hours will be discussed at interview)


We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to work as part of our exciting Occupational Therapy Service, which operates between Bam and 5pm, Monday to Friday, covering the populations of Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale. Working under the supervision of a qualified Occupational Therapist, you will provide assessment and treatment services to patients in the OT department, hospital wards and own homes, therefore you should be a car driver with access to a vehicle for work purposes.


It is essential you are educated to GCSE level with grade C or above in English and Maths or their equivalent, have relevant experience of working in a caring or therapeutic environment as well as the ability to work under pressure whilst using your organisational and communication skills.


For an application pack please telephone 01282 610333 (24 hour


answerphone) or apply on-line at www.jobs.nhs.uk quoting Ref SP-3-5. Closing date 15th December 2006.


All appointments are subject to an enhanced disclosure with the Criminal Records Bureau.


O Safety in the winter


- let there be light... W


of people take to the road with one or more defective lights. Badly lit and even uniit cars, mo­ torcycles and of course cycles,. are now a common sight but how confident are we that our own vehicle is properly lit up? Common examples of ijadly lit


lights is particularly important. Every day, tens of thousands


with no lights are cars with only one working headlamp or tall ■amp. The driver’s road vision is reduced by about half and other road users get a false impression of the width of the vehicle. The Bright Spark The bright spark believes in


caused by too much light can be almost as dangerous to other


urban areas, night riders think they can see clearly and assume that other road users can see them. They are often unaware that they haven’t switched on their lights, until stopped by the police, or when they are hit by another vehicle. Cyclops Almost as dangerous as cars


vehicles include: The Night Rider Usually to be found in well-lit


ITH nights and morn­ ings getting darker, a weekly check of all


forgotten that their fog lamps are still on after a previous journey or during patchy fog or they may be unaware of the workings of the model of car they are driv­ ing. Loaded Motorists often forget to ad­


just their lighting according to what’s in their vehicle. A fully laden car struggling home with the holiday, luggage will in­ evitably cause the beam from headlights to point higher, po­ tentially dazzling on-coming traf­ fic.


Cross eyed and con­


■ regularly, either by the old-fash­ ioned method of shining them against a brick wall, or on a reg­ ular basis as part of a service, not


• nance may result in mls-aligned lights. These should be checked


fused? Poor or infrequent mainte-


rang all their lij^ts - all the time. Ihe problem is that the dazzle,


just once a year during the MoT. Replacing a bulb is usually


straightforward and inexpensive and could save a life. Think about it.


road users as an unlit vehicle. Even bright sparks may be un­ aware of the problem they are causing, having forgotten to dip headlamps when faced with on­ coming traffic. The Foggy Thinker The foggy thinker may have


Highmount Garage Ltd


MOT’S just £25.00 Preswitch Street


g St Mathew Street


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With the dark nights now upon us and winter around the corner, \ Now is the time to make sure your car does not let you down


>■ Anti-freeze ^ Exterior Lights ^ Tyres


^ Fluid Levels


^Exhaust ^Suspension Battery


Charging System


ON PRODUCTION OF THIS VOUCHER YOU WILL BE ENTITLED TO THE ABOVE FREE WINTER CHECK ONE VOUCHER PER VEHICLE OFFER EXPIRES 28-02-07


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East Lancashire Newspapers are part of Johnston Press, currently the 4lh largest publisher of local and regional newspapers in the UK. We have a


portfolio at well established weekly newspapers, as well a selection of free and paid for publications and internet sites.


We arc looking to appoint a r p ' — M www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 30th, 2006 65


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