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Situated 20 minutes from Preston, this four star hotel is one of Lancashire’s finest, privately owned hotels. Requires a full time


H ead Hotel Receptionist We are looking for a highly motivated'person who would be


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responsible for the day to day running of the reception area. Ideally, the applicant should have a high degree of organisational and


administrative skills, be computer literate, preferably with previous experience of hotel work and dealing with the public.


The successful applicant will be joining a dedicated team of people who are committed to ensuring that the high standards of the hotel are maintained.


To apply, write to Miss Janet Simpson, Proprietor, ’:• • ■ ' .-3


An exciting opportunity has arisen within our trade sales department. At Johnston Press's Oft Road Portfolio sector we publish two market leading, national flagship publications and develop two rapidly growing websites lor the off road motorcycling market and we are looking for an effective Telesales Executive with a motivated and creative approach to media sales.


The successful candidate must be organised and customer focussed with an ability to service an existing client base v/hilst driving new business through cold calling. They


must have excellent communication skills and an enthusiasm to fit into a bright team atmosphere.


As well as a good basic salary, the position carries a monthly bonus package, company pension scheme and the chance to join one of the UK's largest media companies. The position is based in our Morecambe offices.


Closing date for applications is Friday May 11th. Please send your C.V. to:


Sarah Hodkinson Administration Manager Off Road Portfolio The Visitor Office 12 Victoria Street Morecambe LA4 4AG


sarah.hodkinson@tmxnews.co.uk


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The Gibbon Bridge Hotel, Chipping, Preston, PR3 2TQ or contact Pauline Smith for an application form Tel: No 01995 61456.


III Learoyd Packaging Limited


PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR


expanding business in the flexographic printing sector, printing packaging lor household wares, including products for all of the main supermarket chains.


Learoyd Packaging Ltd is a successful and


demonstrate excellent communication skills and will be expected to improve manufacturing efficiencies through the application of lean manufacturing techniques.


Applications in writing to:- Mr A R Heap


Production Manager


Learoyd Packaging Limited Netherwood Road Burniey


off-road


COMMERCIAL MANAGER


This is a rare and exciting opportunity for a real go-getter to further develop their career within a fast moving, progressive company. Part of the renowned Johnston Press stabie, the Off Road Portfolio publishes two market leading off-road motorcycle publications. Based out of Morecambe, our weekly tabloid Trials & Motorcross News is complimented by our glossy A4 monthly Dirt Bike Rider magazine.


As Commercial Manager you will of course be responsible for all revenue activities including trade and private advertising and all commercial aspects of our two rapidly


growing websites. You will be responsible for the achievement of all budgeted revenue targets.


This is a challenging, demanding and influential role within the company. You must demonstrate first class leadership, supported by substantial experience of developing and managing classified and display sales staff. Attention to detail is a pre-requisite of this position, as is the ability to be creative in driving new revenue streams whilst providing our customers with excellent service and responsive, effective advertising solutions.


Having a bright personality with a good sense of humour will also strengthen your application.


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Reporting directly to the Managing Director, you will form part of a committed and innovative executive team where you will play an active part in all aspects of the business.


An attractive remuneration and benefits package including company car (or allowance) is on offer to the correct candidate.


CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY 11th MAY


If you feel you have the skills, altitude and drive to succeed in this role, please write, enclosing a full C.V. wilh current salary details to:


Tom Ferguson Managing Director Off Road Publications Victoria Street Morecambe Lancashire LA4 4AG


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environment. Consideration will also be given to those wilh a strong record of supervisory management gained in manulacluring. The successful candidate should be ale to


recruit an experienced production supen/isor. The successful candidate will, ideally, have experience in flexographic printing and conversion techniques including slitting and lamination, preferably gained in a fast moving


To support our expansion we now require to • earn up to £30,000


• no previous experience re quired


• flexibie local training


• Instructors needed nationwide n ow •


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0500 223 999 - S a- 4 I N N The Moorcock Inn Woddington Requires


Function/Front of House Manager Due to the substantial increase In the number of wedding and function bookings, this position has been created. The successful applicant for this live- in position, which is available immediately, will be highly motivated and experienced in oil aspects of hotel and function monogment. Salary commensurote with experience. Please apply in writing to General Manager, The Moorcock Inn, Slaldburn Road, Waddington Nr Clitheroe, BB7 3AA email lnfo@moorcocklnn.co.uk


fuel technologies.


• leading catalyst companies wilh strengths in process catalysis, environmental catalysis and


Johnson Malthey is one of the world’s


within the business at the Clitheroe site: MANUFACTURING TECHNICIANS - Ref; CL_MANTC07


c Our dynamic group of manufacturing personnel are the catalysist lor your Due to the continuous expansion of the business, the following vacancies now exist


ompetitive advantage.


You will possess the enthusiasm arid initiative to work under pressure ensuring deadlines are met with minimal supervision. Ideally, you will have attained or be working towards relevant NVQ/Citv & Guilds


Working on continuous shifts you will ideally have experience of functioning as part of a muiti- disciplined team involved in the control, operation and maintenance of a chemical-manufacturing unit


£25,000 pa, plus benefits (inc. Shift Disturbance Allowance)


quatilicatm^ and hold a valid licence to operate a fork-lift truck. You will have excellent communication skills and the ability to work with computer controlled equipment. A trade background is an advantage but not essential.


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You will be resporisible lor the ICT department and you will hold a degree in an IT related subiect You will have working knowledge of SDL systems, along with excellent communication and technical skills You will posses a minimum of 3 years experience of control systems and/or Network IT systems


£25-30,000 pa, dependent on skills and experience ICT TEAM LEADER-Ret: CLJCTTL07


Ideally withiri a manufacturing environment. The ideal candidate will possess strong problem solvirio skills, the ability to interface wilh other workgroups and a professional approach to all aspects of the role and an ability to grow and develop your team.


You will responsible for managing the safe production ol catalysts for sales through application of engineering skills and knowledge and the organisation of site resources. You will hold an HND or Degree in chemical engineering. You will have 2-3 years experience of a production desion or research role ideally within a manufacturing environment. The ideal candidate will oossess strnnn problem solving skills knowledge of audits and risk assessments and commercial appreciation You will have excellent analytical thinking skills, persuasive and influencing skills and be results orientated.


PLANT TECHNICAL PRODUCTIDN ENGINEER- REF: CL_PTPE07 Competitive Salary plus benefits


deadlines are met with minimal supervision. You will ideally hold a valid licence to operate a Fork Lift Truck You will have good communication skills and the ability to operate computer equipment.


Ideally you will have experience of working in a maintenance or production environment within the chemical industry. You will possess the enthusiasm and initiative to work under pressure ensurina


Engineering Assistant Technician- REF: CL EAT2007 £18,929 pa, plus benefits


To apply for any of the above positions, please request an application form, quotino the relevant vacancy reference number via e-mail to: clitheroe.recruilment@matttievcom or Alternatively Telephone 01200 421608.


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Closing dale fo r these positions; Thursday 31st May 2007 at 12-OOhrs For further intormatlon about Johnson Matthey please visit www.matthey.com and www.)mcatalysts.com


Johnson Matthey Catalysts Is an Equal Opportunities Employer


At Johnson Matthey Catalysis, our people are our strength. Going beyond simply providing products and services, we develop tailored solutions lor challenging opportunities. Our in-depth practical knowledge enables us to optimise the performance of our products in the customers plant by applying a unique blend of process, design and engineering skills.


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Please apply to: Marland Electrical Company Eng Co Ltd., 68 Albert Road, Colne.


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to work a minimum of four doys/week at


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GW International PRESS SEHER


Due to reorganisation


GW Internolionol ore seeking a Press Setter to work In our production department Press setting experience required Hours o f work are 39 per week With, 12.30pm finish on Fridays


Please send your CV or opplication form avoilable


from the compony with a letter to; • Mrs Margaret Astbury


Human Resaurces Administrator 01282 417097


GW International Elm Street Burnley


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DIGITAL AERIAL & SATELLITE


ENGINEER required


Experience preferred but not essential.


Good rates of pay


& company vehicle provided.


Must have full clean


driving licence, to be of smart appeaiencej have good


interpersonal skills & be able to work on own initiative.


If interested contact 01282 861407 for further details.


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My worst iourney


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o you live in a large town or city and you have a small


family. Your car must be spacious but


not too large. I t must be economi­ cal and easy to drive in traffic. And it would not hurt if it was


that little bit’different. After short­ listing a number of cars, we added Citroen’s automatic C4 HDi EGS to our long-term test fleet. How has it fared? Orily a select group of affordable


automatic cars have ever come close to achieving th a t shining gearbox ideal - “the control of a manual with the convenience of an automatic’’.. Citroen is as near to this as any­


one at the sub-£20,000 price point with the EGS gearbox on our long­ term C4. Over the last few months, this mild-mannered hatchback has had a good go at claiming another self-shifting convert. Our Citroen C4 is equipped with


the Electonic Gearbox System and it does an annoyingly disarming job of ironing out the traditional self-shifter bugbears. Initially, and particularly if you


climb behind the wheel with a few negative preconceptions about automatics swimming around your head, it seems to be just more of the same. I t lurches when you accelerate


hard in fully automatic mode and manual shifts made with the wheel- mounted paddle shifters seem


clumsily unrewarding. Persevere, however, and as you adapt your driving style to the gearbox, it is possible to make increasingly smooth progress. Even when pressing on, flipping


away at the paddles at the right moment and with a little lift off the throttle can result in some nifty shifting from the computer-con- trolled gearbox. Better still, a C4 1.6 HDi with the EGS is actually 6% more fuel efficient th at one without it. What’s not to like? The fact that the C4 EGS can be


relatively adept while being hurried along a country lane, with a little practice on the driver’s part, is credit to Citroen because this is not where self-shifting gearboxes are supposed to shine. It is their ease of


use in urban driving conditions where the traffic is stacked nose to tail and drivers of manual cars are forced to stomp their clutch foot like George W. Bush at a hoedown that makes autos so appealing. Sure enough, the C4 is even bet­


ter in this environment where it is able to take some of the annoyance out of a half hour spent creeping along in a mammoth tailback. The 04 affords good visibility


and turns tightly to help you wrig­ gle out of tight spots in the traffic. When you need to accelerate hard to get out into that gap in the traf­ fic flow, it responds quite briskly. The brakes are a little too brisk


and until you get used to them, even the gentlest deceleration can become an emergency stop. When


cruising, it seems refreshingly sure of itself and resists the urge to shuf­ fle around through the gears when you encounter an incline. All in all, if there is an automatic


gearbox to make fans of manual cars reappraise their position this could be it. The Citroen EGS gearbox is a bit


of a slow burner, but once you get to grips with it there is real depth to its abilities. As well as the con­ venience you expect from an auto­ matic it does a commendable job of mimicking the responses and con­ trol you get with a manual. It’s not quite there yet but it comes seri­ ously close. Ultimately, the C4 is family car


and for many families the EGS gearbox will be preferable.


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already being hailed as the undisputed small hot hatch class benchmark, but Renault's perform­ ance arm has already sought to move the game onto the next level with the launch of the Clio Renaultsport FI Team R27. This new limited edi­ tion is also the first Clio Renaultsport 197 to fea­ ture the new Cup Chassis, which will become optional on the standard model later in 2007.


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company which makes the London TX4 taxi, had an unusual request when if received an order for a cab finished in candyfloss pink. A spokesman said: "We laughed when we first got the order, but immediately got to work mixing the colours."


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of Its popular Sportage 4x4 called the Titan. To ensure an exclusive look, the TITAN is available from £17,295 in black or silver colour schemes with monotone bumpers and free metallic/mica paint.


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KIA is launching a new special edition


LTI, the Coventry man u fa c tu rin g


RENAULT'S Clio Renaulfsporf 197 is


uriwing/seat d m r% £ t . u K l f i i l


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