44 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 12th, 2009_ General Vacancies


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3/4, care planning, daily i activities, checks,


Need excellent organisational & communication skills.


.with delegated t a ^ . Experienced, qualified NVQ


DEPUTY MANAGER/ higher level Senior for dementia home Burnley area to assist Manager


j documentation. Hands-pn care. Rexible with shifts. Driver. Salary to £8.50 +


16-22 NOV 2009 your time s ta r ts now.


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Starting a business can be easy. All you need to do is Make the Call.


You can work from home or turn a hobby into a successful venture; we ll show you how and give you all the help you ll need.


We have a week packed-full of events to help you develop your business idea.


Visit www.no-limits.org.uU or Freephone 0800 612 2029 to find out m o re . It's your call.


I 431450


per hour. Send cv to lemerray@gmail.corn or phone Manager at 01282


I r e g is t e r e d MANAGER required Immed for small private LD home Accrington area.l8-65yrs. Must be experienced in res care of LD. Proactive, energetic, familiar with pc care pians,acttvlty planning, documentat n,


' budget, rota, CQC requirements.deal with


proft, inspections, good communIcator,computer


skills,registrable with CQC. Driver. Excellent sala^ negotiable, e-mail cv to lernerray@gmall.com


I CARE STAFF & BANK I STAFF for small LD home


nr Accrington. Shift , flexlble,small team,driver


' according to experience / asset. Hourly pay


qualiflcat'n. Ph 012M 872119 Ask for Danielle /


Esther or Phone Mgr at 01282 431450 ref Edgar S t W as


m n u tU M o t i t i l l i tu u t Pendleside Hospice


Food Services Assistant 20 houra/4 days per week


(7 day rota, Including weekends)


£6.7856/hour (Including 7%% shift premium) (rising to £7.2131 from 1st April 2010)


We are looking for a Food Services Assistant to join our catering team. Duties will include general food preparation and service, washing up and maintaining hygiene standards. NVQ training may be offered. You must be flexible and willing to do extra hours to cover busy periods and holidays when re q u ire d . '^ s the role includes contact with our service users, experience of working with vulnerable people will be advantageous.


Informal enquiries: Mark Scott 01282 440142 Application pack: www.pendIesIde.org.uk or Email: Iynda.)oncs0pcndleslde.org.uk


Lynda Jones, Human Resources Administrator - 01282 440105 Closing date: 16th November 2009


A C R B Enhanced Disclosure will be required Stocks Hall Care Homes Ltd. ANDREW


SMITH HOUSE Nursing & Residential Home, Nelson is looking to recruit an:


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To work night dut ie s 4 nights a week on a rota b asis. Applicants must be at least 12 months Post Reg to work in our 60 bedded home.


This position requires some flexibility. Employment subject to CRB check.


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Come and join a Company who Make training a priority and work with a highly motivated & friendly team.


Tel. Manager Ms. Janine Kelly on


01282 613585 to make an appointment or Email. janinekelly@stockshall-care.co.uk


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P e r fe c t ly m a tc h e d


Northcote, Langho requires the following; Kitchen Technician x 2 Still Room Technician x 2


Taking great pride in helping us to maintain the highest of standards, you will ensure the cleanliness of our kitchen and surrounding areas. Working varied shifts on a five over seven day rota, previous experience in a similar role will be an advantage.


For more information and to apply online please visit our website www.northcotejobs.com or forward a covering letter and CV, induding current salary details to Kelly Topping, HR Advisor, Northcote Group, The Three Fishes, Mitton Road, Mitton, 887 9PQ. 01254 826960.


The closing date for applications is Thursday 26 November 2009.


Moorland School, Ribblesdale Avenue, Clitheroe BB7 2JA


Moorland School requires two new members of staff:-


Reception Teacher (EYFS)


Applicants must be m o t iv a te dynamic and enthusiastic. Part time House Parent


To include sleepover duties, driving licence essentiaL Please send a le t te r o f application and CV to


M r J Harrison, o r fo r fu r th e r information please ring th e school office on 01200 423833.


Moorland School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and all applicants will be CRB checked. wwwjnoorlandschooLco.uk


_______ Catering & Hospitality


Healthcare & Nursing I Education /Teaching


Clitheroe 4 0 ^ 4 iEditoriaO, 01282 426161 (A dw r ts ln g )^ ^ ^ Public Sector


CLITHEROE ROYAL GRAMMAK SCHOOL


Tdqjhone: Clilhcioe(01200)423118 Facsimile: Clitheroe (01200) 442177


YORK STREET


CLITHEROE, LANCS, BB72DJ CLEANER


25 hours Monday to Friday


Term lime only plus 3 weeks or all year round £ 6 J4 per hour


Clitheroe Royal Granunar School is looking for a


cleaner tojoin the cleaning team. We arc looking for someone who takes pride in their work Md likes


working as part o f a team. Previous experience is not essential but would Ik an advantage. The successml applicant will be called upon to support others m the


cleaning team to ensure the school is kept in a clean and hygienic condition.


Hours will be scheduled between 6:00 and 8:30am and 3:15 and 5.45pm Monday to Friday.


Also l u n c h t i m e s u p e r v i s o r


5 hours per week, Monday to Friday ( l l J 0 am -1 2 J 0 pm ) Term time only £11.64 per hour .


Clitheroe Royal Grammar School is looking for a Lunchtime Supervisor to ensure the supervision, Mfcty


I and welfare of students during the mid-day break in the I dining areas, classrooms, outside grounds and circulation areas.


Please call 01200 423118 for application form and job


description or alternatively, go to our website on www.clitheroeroyalgramniar.lancs.sch.uk.


County C ou n c il v acancies


We are conducting a job evaluadon exercise and as a result the salary of this post may increase or decrease,


or stay the same. These posts are covered by the Rehabilitation of (Dffenders (Exemption) Act 1975. If successful, you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'.


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The following 3 posts are required at Care Services, CasUeford Home for Older People, Queens Road, Clitheroe 8 87 1AR.


Rehab care assistant £6.81 an hour.


Rsb 012JRCA/199


19.25 hours a week. You will provide day care for elderiy people with mental health problems, see to the physical and sodal needs of the clients, encouraging and assisting them to do laund^ and prepare food, and escort them outside of the home when required. This post is temporary and you will be requited to work between 2pm and 10pm, you will also be required to work alternate weekends. Essenflai: You must have: NVQ level 2 in direct care or be committed to studying to achieve this. You must have experience of: working in a cate setting/caring for older people; working in a residential setting and the ability to promote and participate in recreational activities Is desirable. Informal discussion: Manager on 01200 426355.


Care assistant X 2 £6.63 an hour.


Post 1: Ref. 012/CA/201 17.5 hours a week.


Post 1: Ref: 012/CA/200 17.5 hours a week. This is a temporary position to cover


maternity leave.


You will work under supervision, providing personal cate and general support to people assessed as needing a comprehensive and flexible cate service. You will be' required to work between the hours of 4pm and 9pm and you are also required to work alternate weekends. Essential: You must have NVQ level 2 in direct care or be committed to studying to achieve this qualification. Informal discussion: Manager on 01200 426355.


Apply online for the above 3 posts or telephone 0845 053 0008. Closing date: 27 November 2009.


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Home care assistant £13,189 to £13,874 a year, pro rata.


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18 houis a week at Care Services, East Lancs 1 Home Care - Burnley, Pendle and RosMndale Community based reablement sendee, BB112DU. We provide long, short-term and emergency care services. You will provide personal care and general support to people who need a wide- ranging, and flexible cate service. You will also administer prescribed medicaflon and offer support to people who are caring for another person. You will be tequir^ to woik a two week rota including alternate weekends woiking between the hours of 7am and 2pm or 2pm and 10pm. Essential: You must be able to drive and have a full valid driving licence. Informal discussion: Helen Dean on 01282 619949. We are conducting a job evaluation exercise and as a result the salary of this post may increase or decrease, or stay the same.. This post is cov e r t by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exemption) Act 1975. If successful, you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disdosuie'.


Apply online, email: HRTeam(glccs.lancscc.gov.uk or telephone: 01772 538999,24hr answerphone. Closing date: 20 November 2009. Weareanec^of^xDiuriitiesemp'oyef'.‘felcom':ng


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apjtotxxis fiTjm aJ sections of the community. App’.ications from ethnic minonlies are welcome.


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You must be committed lo equality diversity in the g«ff.tcr«oi.srt• workplace. We are cemmSed to protectrg and promoting the we'Sjro of childrea young peop’e and vulnerable adults.


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DESPITE the recent economic doom and gloom, local restauran- teur Mr Romjan Ali has come to the aid of a jun­ ior football team. The proprietor of the


Dil Raj Restaurant, Clitheroe has generously sponsored the football Mt for Clitheroe Wolves Under 14s.


pisping’s


IcLITHEROE’S Michael Bisping is lo u t to bounce back a f te r his f irst


JC loss a t middleweight. The cagefighter, nicknamed “The


Icount”, has blazed a trail over in Ameri- jea in Mixed Martial Arts, but back in ■July, he suffered a rare knockout against luSA Olympian and former champion |Dan Henderson. On Saturday, the 30-year-old is out to


Ifurther improve his superb 18-2 record at luFC 105 at the MEN Arena in Man- I Chester against Denis Kang. He is honest in his appraisal of his set-


Iback against Henderson in Las Vegas, land said: “To be honest I don’t have any


lexcuses. “I got hit with a good shot and I got


I knocked out. “I thought I was doing pretty well in I the fight. I lost the first round. I was win-


I ning the second up until I got caught, land if I didn’t get caught I could have


I gone on to win that fight. I “It’s not like I was getting completely I manhandled and destroyed and being Ipunked. But I did get caught and


1 knocked out.” Bisping intends to get back on track on


I Saturday: “Mentally for this fight, I’ve


I got to come out there and push the pace. “My best performances in the past


1 have been when I’ve come out and been 1 the aggressor. “So I’ve got to go back to that and


I back to my old self, if you wiU. “If you’ve seen my old fights, I ’ve


come out there and I ’ve just gone straight through ^ y s , finishing most of i them in the first round.


JUNIOR SOCCER: Clitheroe Wolves Under-9s lost in a thriller, 1-0 against Fulledge Colts. The first half


saw George - Bland, Sam Pickles and Leighton Clark­ son all go close. After the


break Colts hit - the post before Pickles, Harry Jackson, man- of-the-match Joe Wilson and ^ Matthew King were all some-, v how kept out for Wolves.


Cage fighting “My first 10 professional fights, I only


went past the first round once, so that’s what I ’ve got to go back to - I’ve got to find that fire inside me and just get that ruthless killer instinct back. “I’ve been itching to get back in there


and get back to my winning ways. “You’re only as good as your last fight


and unfortunately in my last fight I got knocked out. So that’s part of the reason why I ’ve been so keen to fight again and put that behind me.” But he expects a test against Kang,


adding: “I don’t want to go back down to fighting guys who are on their way up; I want to fight guys who are at the top of their game, and Denis Kang is one of those fighters. “He’s been around for a long time, he’s very experienced, and he’s fought some


great guys. “But I feel I match up well with him.


He’s made some comments that he’s def­ initely better than me, but that’s what makes it a fight. “I tend to disagree with him, so we’ll


see what happens on the night.” And he is delighted to be fighting on


home soil in front of his own supporters: “Wherever I fight, I ultimately get in there and fight by myself, but being in Manchester and having the crowd behind me is going to be beneficial. “In the past when I fought in England,


the carowd really does get behind me and I feel it’s always had a positive impact. I t’s gonna spur me on.”


AIMING TO GET BACK ON TRACK: Michael Bisping


very least that we can do.


The boys have been


very kindly provided with a new strip which will make them the envy of the league. Ali is delighted to sap-


port the Wolves. He said: “The Wolves


do a fantastic job for the community and it is the


“I feel privileged to be


associated with such a worthy and respected organisation.” Wolves players Josh


Dean and Jordan Atkin­ son are pictured (left) with Ali and team man­ agers John Dean and Jon Penman.


MEDAL: Jon Schofleld Scho gets


a bronze Canoeing


SAWLEY canoeist Jon Schofield won bronze as Great Britain enjoyed a record-breaking Wild Water World Cup Series on the challenging courses in Tas­ mania. As reported last week, the


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former Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupil, now studying a t Loughborou^, was part of an impressive team effort, and was fifth in the Men’s K1 with one race remaining on Saturday. He won bronze in the first


MKl sprint race, and ended 14th in the second. He was back in the top 10


with an eighth-place finish in race three, then claimed silver in the Bradys sprint - a ferociously steep down­ river course that Schofield specialises in, where he was only beaten by Nejc Znidar- cic, this year's European Cup winner. Schofield was then ninth


in Monday’s fifth race, the Ouse Classic, leaving him fifth overall. On Saturday, he earned


another silver medal, only 0.38sec,-off gold, which earned him an overall rank­ ing of third. Great Britain have had a


great year a t the WWR World Cup, with Jessica Oughton winning the event overall for WKl with one race to spare. In to ta l, GB won 19


medals, which is a team record.


Clitheroe take positives despite another defeat


Clitheroe R V F C .............0 Vale o f L u n e .................... f INJURIES and absentees continue to hammer Clitheroe, but the locals pan take some positives in


defeat. The pack resembled a


typical selection — the back line had a very youthful look to it, with bundles of pace among the centres anti back three.


. Unfortunately, weather and pitch conditions meant it was a day for flip- pers and snorkel rather than boots and a gum


shield. A close quarter war of


R u g b y u n io n


a ttr ition rather than expansive running rugby ensued, on a pitch which was barely playable at the s ta r t and deteriorated throughout the game. The only score came in


the first few minutes of the first half with a 'Vale of Lune try which was con­ verted for the hosts to t^ e a 7-0 lead, while the Maroon and Golds were still napping having suf­ fered a nightmare journey to the Powderhouse Lane ground on the outskirts of Lancaster.


Vale play an aggressive :


tight game, which at t im ^ , was on the edge of what, the referee found accept­ able, and his patience finally tested too far and a Vale forward was sin binned for 10 minutes. In the conditions, it was


unsurprising that is where the scoreline stayed in the first half (iespite the best efforts of the forwards and the half hack pairing of Smith and Railton - the la tte r having manfully stepped into the breach at the last minute from his usual position of outside centre.


At the change round, the pitch had deteriorated


; further withlare^stand- :ihg in intdies'pf‘


water, and there .waS'little-. chance


^either ride ruhnihg away with points. Captain Oliver McEn-


tyre elected to keep the ball tight and play the game close to the break­ down, but this was frus­ trated by Vale cannily playing the referee very well, and after increasing numbers of penalties for handling in the ruck, pun­ ished with no greater sanc­ tion than the kick to Clitheroe, tempers flared


and Clitheroe prop Carins found himself cooling down xmder the posts for 10 minute following a yel­ low card. Some great running


from Joe Basquill, Oily Greenwood, James Dick­ inson and Martin O’Con­ nor in the backline, when they did eventually see the ball, could not find a way


' through the Vale defence, and the forwards pil^ into attack without reward for all their efforts. With Vale never giving


up their attempts to extend their lead, the Maroon and Gold defence


held very firm, and while they ventured into the Clitheroe 22 area there was only one occasion they got close to the line, an a tta ck which was snubbed out by wingman Ernest Thomas, combin­ ing with the forwards. The game inevitably


splashed and sloshed its way to the final whistle, and while Vale were pleased with their win, Clitheroe can take many positives from the game as the look forward to enter­ taining Upper Eden at Littlemoor on Saturday afternoon.


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