Cdtheroe Advertiser &Tlmes, Thursday, September 16th, 2010 General Vacancies -


Voyage has over 5 years experience o f delivering high q uality care and support in a homely and sp e c ialis t environment fo r individuals with an acquired brain injury. A s part o f ou r ongoing deveiopment, we are recruiting fo r our high specification and purpose buiit se rvice in B u rn le y .


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£ 5 .8 0 - £ 6 .3 8 p e r h o u r + e x c e l le n t b e n e f it s in c lu d in g ' e n h a n c e d r a t e s f o r o v e r t im e , 1 9 6 h o u r s le a v e (p r o ra ta ) , L i fe A s s u r a n c e a n d c h i ld c a r e v o u c h e r s s c h em e .


T h is specialist u n it provides support to enable 13 Individuals to develop and maintain their independence and cognitive skills. These individuals may be experiencing drast ic personai changes and exhibit chalienging behaviour as a result o f the ir brain injury.


The Lancaster Guardian is iooking for a dynamic, experienced journalist to lead its news team in print and online.


The ideal candidate will be a senior with experience of leading editorial teams on a weekly newspaper.


We will look for a track record of generating great ideas, coaching colleagues and delivering exclusive, agenda setting news.


Strong organisational ability and the knack of interacting successfully with a wide range of people is also a must.


Closing date for applications is Friday 17th September


Apply with CV to Steve Brauner, Group Editor, Lancaster & Morecambe Newspapers Ltd 12 Victoria Street, Morecambe LA4 4AG


stephen.brauner@lmnews.co.uk I^ N C A S T E R


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Insurance


Arranger/Receptionist Clitheroe office


17’/2 hrs a week (Weds, Thurs & Fri)


Jobshare with some flexibility to cover for holiday and sickness


Funded for 12 months initially


Salary Scale 2 pt 11 to Scale 3 pt 17 £7,371 to £8,417 per annum Full training is provided


If you are looking for a stimulating, varied and rewarding position, this is an opportunity to join a leading local charity as an Insurance Arranger/Receptionist.


Customer service and experience of dealing with people on a face-to-face basis is a priority as is office experience, including IT and the willingness to undergo insurance training to FSA standards.


You will need to have a friendly outgoing personality as well as an interest in people and be a natural team player.


If you . enjoy working with the public and have an understanding of older people's Issues, contact Age Concern Lancashire by email reception2@ageconcemlancs.org.uk quoting ref no lARV, alternatively you can call us on 01257 233200.


The closing date for receipt of completed applications is 12 noon on Monday 4th October 2010. Interviews are planned for Wednesday 20th October 2010.


Previous applicants need not apply.


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AN opportunity to svring into action is being offered to both budding & experienced golfers at Clitheroe Golf Club on Saturday September 25th from 10 00am lo 2.00pm. A . -


BE OUR GUEST...


Clitheroe Golf Club is a majestic 18-hole parkland course with rolling fairways, gentle flowing becks running through it into small lakes teeming with wildlife and avenuesql trees guarding each hole. It is the ideal course lor all levels of golfers both for those beginning and for the more experienced it can stili be chaiienging.


This IS evident from by the fact that this year Clitheroe Golf Club hosted qualifying rounds for the Gpen Championship which it has retained for the next five years. .


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The open day will give those prospective golfers a chance to familiarize themselves with the facilities, which are second to none. To complement the 18-hole course there is a superb clubhouse, with excellent catering and the social side of the club is always popular with members. ■ -


There are ample practice facilities which can be used by both members and for those requiring lessons by the club professional Paul McEvoy who has a wealth = of experience., v '


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The golf shop has a wide vanety of equipment and clothes on offer and the staff are always on hand to give advice and encouragement. In the clubhouse there IS the Southworth Room an excellent facility for a meeting or conference.


Dunng the open day golf club members will be on hand to welcome visitors to the club and to show them the superb facilities in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. . -


•There will be free golf tuition and advice for all by qualified staff on the driving range • Between 12 and 2 p.m., there wilt be an opportunity to play a few holes accompanied by a member. ■ Andrew Geddes, head greenkeeper, will give a tour of the greens shed • A putting competition will be held with prizes. • Discounted golf equipment is available to purchase. • On arrival complimentary coffee and a bacon roll will be served and a £5 carvery lunch will be available. • A prize draw for a round o f golf and a meal for four, for those who complete the contact form


Clitheroe Golf Club Whalley Road, Pendleton, Clitheroe Tel: 01200 422292


email: secretary@clitheroegolfclub web: www.clitheroegolfclub.com


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We are seeking caring, committed individuals who can make a positive contribution by heiping S e rvice Users achieve independent and ordinary lifestyies. Experience is preferred but not essential as we Will support you through full induction and training, and you ma y aiso have the opportunity to achieve an NVQ2 in Care. Successful a pplicants wiii work shifts a s part o f a rota to include days, evenings, weekends. Bank Holidays, sleep-ins and waking nights.


For an application pack, please leave y o u r name and address, quoting the reference above by;


• P h o n e - 0 1 5 4 3 4 3 7 0 4 7 ( 2 4 h o u r R e c ru itm e n t H o t lin e ) • Em a i l - r e c ru itm e n td e v e lo pm e n t@ v o y a g e c a re .c om • W e b s ite - w w w .v o y a g e c a r e .c om Closing date for completed applications: 5th October 2010.


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THE Ribblesdale Cricket League season may be over, but clubs are already planning ahead for next April. And it]s Padiham who have made the first move after replac­


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ing Kashif Siddique with the capture of Read skipper Chris Holt as professional on a two-year deal.


Holt ends his long affiliation with the club after spending 13


years at Whalley Road in two spells, which was split with a two- year stay at Colne in the Lancashire League.


Holt said: “I’m delighted now it’s a done deal. I’m chuffed to


bits. I feel a little bit of pressure in replacing Kashif but I’ve got to focus on what I’m doing - 1 think I will give them something fresh. I’ve been at Read since I was six so I’m definitely going to miss the place. I’ve told the lads and they’ve all been very sup­ portive and they seemed happy for me. “It was a difficult decision because Read will be challenging


again but I couldn’t turn this down. It was an honour to be asked and I’ve always wanted to play as a professional ever since I started playing so it was a no brainer really.” Meanwhile, the season came to a wet conclusion for many of


the region’s teams. Champions Clitheroe saw their final day fixture against


bottom side Salesbury fall victim to the inclement weather con­ ditions, Read’s survived but they were beaten at home by Great Harwood, Whalley’s game against Baxenden was abandoned and Cherry Tree were triumphant over Ribblesdale Wanderers. That ultimately meant James Watson’s Salesbury were


cemented to bottom spot in their debut season in the division, Whalley ended their campaign fifth from bottom, while Ian Britcliffe’s Ribblesdale finished in the bottom four despite flirt­ ing with the Lancashire Cup spots just weeks ago. Elsewhere, Chatburn ended their Craven and District League


Division Two campaign with an 81-run victory over Riddlesden. Neil Cartledge inspired the hosts with an unbeaten 60 and he


was capably accompanied by good knocks from skipper David Lakin (40), Mark Braithwaite (34) and Chris Waddington (28 not out) as the home side reached a 198-7 total. In reply, Rishabh Jain smashed 58 as he opened bat for the


visitors but strong bowling performances from Andy Lambert, who took two wickets from two balls, Steve Bowker (2-40) and Waddington (1-8) proved too strong. And the second team ended the season with a six wicket vic­


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