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60 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, . Thursday, September 11th, 2008 General Vacancies


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk . Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 478111 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified)


N e l s o n s Colne College


IS5SS J n & c c its a great place to be'" Sixth Form Academy. Adult Centre of Excellence .. • ' . ' '


Nelson & Colne College has been judged once again to be 'An Outstanding Qallege’ ty Ofeted 2008'and"’ - V; oonsistentiy reaches the top 10% of the sector nationally for student success rates. A new build will provide state of the art fealities.


Catering TechnicianTeam Leader (Salary within the scale £15,032-£16,343 per annum)


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. NVQ Level 2 in Hospitality & Catering or equivalent and a Level 2 Food Safety Qualification ?/ Ref No: 2/594


- Laundry Technician (Salary within the scale £5,509 - £6,770 per annum) j t ' ^ s ' i


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You will be responsible for managing the food purchasing system and leading a team to ensure y s5 Health, Safety and Hygiene within the Catering Section;; Essential requirements o f the post are’a n ;


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(20 hrs/wk, 38 wks term time only) You will support a number o f sections within the college providing an effective laundry service /


; Experience o f working within Service Industries and o f stock taking is essential- ¥ ; Ref No: 2/595


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( S a l^ within the scale £4,123-£5,077 per annum) , (15 hrs/wlc, 38 wks term-time only)


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- You will have experience o f working within the hairdre^ing’ industiy'and o f interacting with Clients’* in a salon environment. A Level 2 hairdr^ing qualification or equivalent is an essential requirementofthepos t _ .


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(Salary within the scale £4,123-£5,077 per annum) (15 hrs/wk, 38 wks term-time only) ' V


-* " , ‘ V 'S i You Will have experience o f working within the beauty, therapy Industry and have the ability to ^ - I , ‘it’s a great place to be” Sixth Form Academy. Adult Centre of Excellence .


; Nelson & Gblne College has bem judged once again to be 'An Outstanding College' ty Ofetto 2008 and consistently reaches the top 10% of the sector nationally for v ■? ) istudentaiooess rates. A new build Will pxDvide state of the art fealities. V


Further Education Sports Coordinator (3 Year Contract, requireid for September2008,-16 hrs/wk) (Salary £11,250 per annum)


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An enthusiastic sprorts person is required to work with our Sports and . ■ Physical Education Department with a focus to increase the jaarticipation in“- -j sport by young people aged_16-19. The FE sprerts coordinator will become-‘si! an integral part of the highly successful school and community SItorts':l ^ a|5 i :> - infrastructure working closely with the network of School and County


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Sjxjits PartnershijDS. You will be responsible for coordinating and developing s | FE College based enrichment activities related to particijaation in sport, .; inter and intra college competition, the positioning and development of . ^


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lithe college gifted and talented provision within the overall player pathway; -I and establishing links with clubs and other sports providers in the . >' ?> i ; a: wider c o m m u n i ty - y - / - ' i ‘


' You Will have a Level 3 academic qualification and a level:2 Sfiort specific ;


; qualifreation with proven knowledge and exjaenence o f competitive sports ; :B and a proven abMily to communicate ^ d liaise with third parties. The ." ■i i ' '-


i,‘ successful candidate will Ire exjrected to gojjn a National Induction.-vi iv; Training Course oh 29 September 2CX)8


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RefNo 2/593> Closing date: Friday ;12 September 2008 at 12.*00 noon


■pThesuccessful applicant/s will be required to undergo a CRB checks'sss.i -


For further details and an application form contact: ^ Personnel Sectioa Nelson & Colne College, Scotland Road, N e l s o n '; Lancashire, BB9 7YT, Tel: 01282 440271; email: personnelmanager@nelsoaacuk"V- 'or visit the website vmvmelsc)iiacuk


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; Nelson & Colne College iS.committed to saf^uarding and promoting the welfare of-sy.ilt children, young people and vulnerable adults. The College is an Equality of OpporWnity Employer ^


a ■ yromotion of equality and diversity is outsfond//^"- Ofttedyune'200& v


Learning Support Assistants:(3iposts), , (Salary pro rata within the scale £13,008 r.j£13i388Ver annum)


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RrfNo: 2/598 , V.,, Closing date 19 September 2008 at 12 noon. The successful appUcant/s will he required to undergo a CRB ch e c i^S ^ ' F6r further details and an application form c


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j.Vye have 3 vacancies withm our highlyauccessful support,team for, learning support assisthntS' You rsfe ..will provide classroom assistance^to both students and.teachers*withina number o f areas o f the-’^^/iii'^ , College.Experience o f working with young people is essential, together With GGSE Maths and English at Grade C or ^ u iv a l^ t n-TKl'


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Teaching Primary Care Trust Help ICS sav'd a wcilUoiv years o f lift


Opportunity for organisations to provide a new service:


Feedback Coordinator Service within East Lancashire (Mental Health)


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East Lancs PCT mental health commissioning team together with the Partnership Board, are looking to fund a new service which will host a ' Feedback Coordinator, gathering the views from a wide range of people affected by mental health problems.


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CATERING ASSISTANTS I Waddlngton & West Bradford Primary School After-School Club


FULL AND PART-TIME


required fo r the busy tearoom at Pendle Heritage Centre.


Hours negotiable but to include weekend work on a rota basis.


Applications in writing to:


The Operations Manager, Pendle Heritage ' Centre, Barrowford, Nelson, Lanes or


te lep h o n e (01282) 661732 fo r application form


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^.ChildcareiAssistants? . To assist in running the c lu b' from 3 p m -6pm


We are recruiting Full or part week basis available


> - Term Time Only. Good Rate of Pay. For details please contact;' ?


Liz Haworth 07966 388843 - Sales Advisor required for busy quality outdoor


retail store in Clitheroe town centre Must have excellent IT shills, proven


' record in retail sales and interest in . country pursuits.


Excellent remuneration and bonus scheme.


Tel 01200 423704 for further details


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Call 0870 2648441 and you're hlredl ;


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TOP PERSONALITY WITH A REAL FIRE IN YOUR BELLY?


INTERESTED IN SALES?'


We teach & train you. Earn £500 + per week;. s £300 guaranteed


; Car, training and qualified • appointments supplied. .- Telephone 0800 526486 or 0800 7836930. nc. ; “i Quote Ref: 37-125-2


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DIRECT SALESPEOPLE can earn over £80,000 a . year. No competition. Over . £1000 earnings per deal.


The successful organisation will be able to demonstrate to the PCT that they can provide creative and innovational approaches to collecting and coordinating reports that reflect the views of the East Lancs population, to feed into the commissioning decisions made in light of World Class Commissioning,


Mental Health services are changing within East Lancs PCT as we are implementing a stepped care approach. We envisage that this will be two part-time posts, one concentrating on the lower steps 1 - 3 and the other on step 4 and above. It will ' also be important to collect views of people who don't use our services as we want to know why.


The service should be able to work in partnership with community, voluntary and statutory services and be inclusive and committed to empowering people.


Interested parties should register their interest in attending a presentation on Thursday 9th October 2008,10am -12 midday, at CVS building, Yorkshire St, Burnley. Tea/coffee and biscuits will be provided. Please email


donna.oiller@eastlancspcLnhs.uk by Friday Z6th September 2009.


Formal expressions of interest will be received by November which will be assessed and successful, organisations will be invited to bid for Partnership Funding which will run for a three year period and be subject to meeting the outcomes as outlined in the forthcoming service specification.


Interviews are anticipated to take place in December 2008 with a developmental ■


period to the service becoming live as from April 2009. Approximately £35,000 is ■ available for provision of this service.


Joy Arrandale, Mental Health Commissioning Manager, East Lancashire PCT Suite 225, Bizspace, Lomeshaye Business Village, Nelson, Lancs BB9 7DR Joy.arrandale@eastlancspct.nhs.uk '


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916 students on roll 11-16 Community Comprehensive School


Assistant Site Manager - Temporary until 31st August 2009.


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37 Hours per week - 39 weeks per year Required as soon as possible


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We are seeking to appoint an Assistant Manager for Hameldon Community College. ™


To assist with the caretaking operations of the College and to undertake effective supervision, caretaking, maintenance, Health and Safety and security of the site and related resources. ■


CLEANING ASSISTANT- required In Booths - --" • Supermarket In Clitheroe, 3 mornings/wk 6.30am - 10am & alternate Sundays 8.30am -11.30am. Pay ■ ; ' £7.10 p/h + bonus. Full training provided. Further details phone Steven or Ann on 01772 815976 or ‘ ? 07850 441074.


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WORLD Superbike Champi­ onship leader Troy Bayliss and Ryuichi Kiyonari grabbed the headlines a t Bonington on Sunday. But on the same day at the


famous Derby track, a Clitheroe rider was claiming some of the glory for himself. Lee Cutts-Bland, who rides


for the Thundersport GB team on his Ducati 1098, enjoyed one of his best weekends of the season m the support races for the WSB round, to put himself back in contention for the Sound of Thunder title. The 35-year-old was third in


class m race one, before earning a win in race two. And, ahead of this weekend’s


round at Anglesey, where there are 75 points of the 100 remaining in the championship available to win, Lee has put himself right back in the run­ ning. His performance came hot


on the heels of his efforts in the previous round at Pembrey. Lee Reveley needed to'win


all three races and have other results go his way to take the title there and then, but Lee again saw the top step of the podium and claimed 65 points from 75 to keep alive his hopes. His results at Bonington put


further pressure on Reveley, and Lee said: “The eyes of the world were on Bonington on Sunday, and it was great to come away with a lot of points. “I was a good few points


down in second place before this weekend, but now I’m back in the running. “I ’ve been racing for five


years, and this is probably my best year so far. . “Motorbikes have always


been'my hobby, and it’s been a cracking season for me. “I’ve had some really good


results, winning the first meet­ ing at Oulton Park, and now


this has capped it off.” And Lee described the races


at Bonington: “In the first race, the rider I was chasing down came off at Coppice, and I had to take avoiding action to miss him. “When I esme back onto the


circuit, I was dead last after the first lap, hut I battled lip to 15th, which was third in class, after recording the second fastest lap of the d a y “Then on Sunday, I had a


cracking start, got away with the front runners, and despite it being difficult in terms of tyre choices, with it being wet, dry, wet, dry, I managed to fin­ ish fifth overall; and first in class, whoich was a fantastic result.” Thundersport GB is a Brand


new and totally independent UK-hased race series, which was only given final approval in December. The series has nine classes


■ including Aprilia Superteens, Powerbikes, Supermonos and Sidecars, and was set up by former BMCRC race director Dave Stewart, running at eight venues, including Brands Hatch and Bonington Park, with coverage on Motors TV and other selected satellite channels. The mm is to develop a con­


veyor belt of riders for the British Superbike Champi­ onship - won by Bayliss in 1999, and Kiyonari in 2006 and 2007, as well as Neil Hodgson, who hails from Reedley, Burnley, in 2000. Stewart said; “BSB is often


quoted as the most respected domestic Superbike series in the -world, hut to keep it that way requires a constant sup­ ply of polished riders from other series. We already have


'th a t talent on tap, we just need to reinstate a credible platform for them to display


and develop their skills.” And Cutts-Bland has cer­


tainly. displayed and devel­ oped his skills. The Sound of Thunder class


is open to a diverse range of machinery, and as the Thun­ dersport GB website says: “If it’s got one, two or three cylin­ ders and a four stroke motor, this is where it lives!” Any tyre slick or treaded


may be used, and there are no weight or horsepower limits. However, the costs can he


prohibitive, as Lee explained: “I’ve financed the whole thing with my partner Fiona Knight, and we’ve really got things together. • “I t would just he great to


attract some sponsorship to help move things on and help develop the bike.” Anyone interested in.help­


ing out Lee can contact him on 07976658939.


Glitheroe’s preparations hit by weather


THE weather played havoc with Clitheroe Rugby Club’s chances of action over the weekend,


^ ^ o th the first team’s ^A d ly against Burnley and seconds’ league game against Carnforth were postponed due to water­ logged pitches. .On Saturday, the first


team play their first league game of the season • at Tarleton; where they


hope to put all the work done over pre-season into practice, and the seconds are at home to Fleetwgod, kick-off 3 p.m. . On Sunday, however,


Clitheroe Buccaneers •Under 14/15s did manage to play. After a lot of pre-season


anticipation, the team faced their first fixture against new opponents • North Ribblesdale.


Unfortunately, after a


number of late cry-offs, the Clitheroe team dis- apppoihtingly only turned out with a 11 fit players, including a cou­ ple of over age players. The team now face the


dilema of not being able to fulfil'fixtures at both Under'15 and Under 16 level: unless they can muster some new recruits.- However, the match


kicked off -with Clitheroe's brave 11 boys against a younger, but well organ­ ised, North Ribblesdale 15.


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outnumbered, in open play the Clitheroe team were able to take advan­ tage of their superior weight and height advan­ tage on a very heavy pitch, and opened the scoring with a fine indi-


■vidual effort from man-of- the-match Sam Grooby, which was unconverted. The score see-sawed


between the teams, result­ ing in Grooby bagging his second try, together with a well-worked try from prop James Wilde, and a fine 50-yard effort from Joe Shorrock. Clitheroe found it


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Harwo od crowned a f te r la te s t


w a sh o u t THE penultimate weekend of the Rib­ blesdale League sea­ son was washed out - confirming Great Harwood as champi­ ons for the first time since 1900! Any-local interest in


the title had long since evaporated, and none of our four clubs had a say this weekend in thd destiny of the championship. Read were due to


travel to Baxenden on Saturday in a game that could have had a big say in their LCB Knockout ambitions, but th a t match, like Sunday’s trip to O s w a l d t w i s t l e Immanuel, bit the dust. • Read lie 24 points


behind Bash in fourth, ahead of their final game a t home to Earby on Saturday. Whalley also have


eyes on an LCB place, with five points sepa­ rating them from Edenfield in fifth place, but their hopes were dashed by aban­ donments at home to Oswaldtwistle and at Earby - two games they would have fan­ cied taking maximum points from. , Whalley entertain Cherry Tree on Satur­ day, while rivals Rib­ blesdale Wanderers could do them a favour at Edenfield. Wanderers’ games


at Blackburn North­ ern and the derby a t hmne to Clitheroe we^re also rained off, with Clitheroe’s Sat­ urday game at home to Cherry Tree anoth­ er victim of the del­ uge. On ' Saturday,


Clitheroe bring the curtain down on the season at home to Set­ tle;


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