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Clltheroe Advertiser&Tlmes,Thursday, May 12,2011 ,
www.lancashirejobstoclay.co.uk jobs / a seifH^ployed car leasingbrokerUnterprisi I
About my business.... Swiftlease is a specialist car leasing and contract hire company. We tailor- make a package to clients’ needs -whetheryou require a personal contract hire or run a fleet of vehicles we have all the facilities available to ensure your package is the right one for you. How did you get the business off the ground? Our business was initially started with a couple of month’s trial trading and research. This was key to writing our business plan to ensure we would get enough business from a very competitive industry. The business was initially started at home but we immediately noticed the potential for growth so we approached Bizspace Nelson for advice about office facilities and gained business support from the team at Pendle Enterprise. What have been the biggest
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Excellent careers with Endsleigh
The ro le We are cu r re n tly looking for enthusiastic, motivated and confident people to jo in our team
of Insurance Consultants in our.Burnley office.
As an Insurance Consultant yoii will be jie a lin g with customers who wish to buy or renew theiriinsurancei Most o f .b u r "enquiries come from the Internet or existing customers.'
ahd.you wiil provide all the help and guidance they need as weli as great custorriS'service'that will be valued by our customers.
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prepared to b'e busy’We're ire looking" for team players and for people who are prepared to s e t an example in all aspects of the job.
The rew a rd Employee development is'a t the heart o f what we do; there are lots o f areas
to learn and develop aridThereyrards'follow as you progress and add more value. This is an ideal opportunity to develop a career in insurance and sales. Bonuses are uncapped and some o f our top performers currently earn an extra £100 per month.
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Eicpneering Weston Eu
Our continuing business development and recent new contract successes have created the following secure employment ooportunities across our Engineering Manu^cturing Facilities, based in Foulridge & Earby, Lancashire:-
I Skilled CNC Machinists I Semi-Skilled CNC Machinists
Excellent employee benefits include:- 33 - 35 Days Annual Leave 5% Matched Pension Contribution Generous Shift Premiums Training & Development Opportunities in support o f our IIP Strategy
To apply please forward your completed application form or CV and Covering Letter to Julie Beckett, Human Resources Manager, Weston EU Ltd, Station Road, Rjulridge, Lancashire, BBS 7LE or alternatively email Application forms available on Closing Date; Friday 3rd June 2011
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Closing date: Monday May 23rd 2011 Interview date: Friday May 27th 2011
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challenges so far? Our industry is extremely competitive as some of the bigger players in the market tend to get a lot of the business. Our philosophy is to try and get back to basics and give our customers the ultimate one- to-one treatment and ensure they get the best possible deals that were available. We also had a great business plan which helped us get through the earlier months, as cash flow was incredibly hard to manage. , With an ever changing economy we have had to overcome some difficult times such as the recent increase in the VAT level which has had quite a dramatic affect within our industry and most retail trades in general. What qualiflcations do you need? Qualifications are important as they give you a foot in the door when it comes to starting out in life. But with hard work and determination you can
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achieve things that you never though you would be able to. Any other requirements - for example health and fitness or age? Starting your own business can be very stressful but also very rewarding, so my advice is to just keep believing in your idea and keep positive. Age doesn’t really come into it, if you have a good business plan and a good idea you have what it takes to start your own enterprise. What sort of personal skills make someone best suited to this business? You must be very determined and ambitious to keep driving your business forward. You will encounter problems and testing times in the earlier years but with a common sense approach and rational thinking you will overcome these issues. Also don’t think you cannot ask for heljD. There are many people and organisations to
Education/Teachng St Augustine's RC High School
Elker Lane, Billington, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 9JA Tel: 01254 823352 E-mail:
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Teacher of Girls' PE Main Scale Full Time
from September 2011 to cover Maternity leave
This is a great opportuni^ to join a successful and enthusiastic department St Augustine's is a heavily oversubsaibed 11-16
mixed RC Comprehensive with 1.080 pupils on role situated in the beautiful Ribble Valley.
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joy for Salesbury
Double CRICKET by Becky Lees
said: “It was a “good contest in which we were underdogs, but the pro kept his calm and guided us home.” An outstanding .perform
1 matches has left Whalley
bowled well, but we batted poorly.”
good 38 runs, with Kamran Ypunas adding 19 before a middle order collapse. Palmer admitsted: “They
positive” ahead of Saturday’s rnatch against Great Harwood despite missing both opening batsmen.
■ CHATBURN lost to Kiddlesden on Saturday.
and were all out for 127, as Jonny Lockley took six wick- et^and Steve Bowker three. Opener James Price scored j j Mark Nerenberg
Riddlesden won the toss
added 38, but the locals went down by 12 runs.
before the hosts rattled off the runs.
The secinds went down at Riddlesden, making 151
quite poor, it rained heavily which played into the hands of their bowlers. However, we could have performed better”. Palmer and his team are still
wickets in hand with Matthew Nutter and Liam Bedford top scoring, both with 19. Palmer said: “The pitch was
took four wickets and cap tain Richard Nichols six for Barnoldswick. Bamqldswick won with five
Professional Jaffar Nazir
described Saturday’s setback against Barnoldswick as “a “disappointing performance”, as they strugded with the bat at Victory Park with only three batsmen hittirig double figures in a total of 91. Richard Lambe scored a
fourth from bottom of the Ribblesdale League. Captain Richard Palmer
reply with an excellent half century, while Joe Rawlinson also scored 27, with Richard Sharpies seeing Salesbury over the line with 30 for an cight-wicket win. THREE defeats in four
manage 120 runs with Ed Foster taking three wickets, and Stephen Brown four. James Fletcher opened the
Ashraf hoping for pro boost
as captain Naeem Ashraf looks for that elusive first victory of the 2011 cam- paian. Only Cherry Tree lie Delow Clithcroe in the hierarchy and the two sides meet at Preston Old Road on Saturday.
reversed their fortunes in phenomenal fashion, transforming themselves from the bottom side in the Ribblesdale Cricket League in 2009 to league champions last year. And it’s all change again
IT’S been a topsy-turvy cou ple of years for Clitheroe. The Chatbum Road dub
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Clitheroe fall by five wick ets at Settle’s Marshfield Ground. Playing without a professional, Clitheroe
young side need time to grow: “We’ve a young side with no experience what-so- ever. Thars the problem at the moment. I just feel we are missing a mature head on the field. Some of the lads are slightly naive and they just need time to grow in to It .” The latest defeat saw
But Ashraf believes his
important a profession al’s input can be as James Rawlinson secured victory almost single-handed. The paid man smashed 15 fours and two sixes on his way to an unbeaten 106. Ashraf added: “We had
performed admirably and climbed to 177-5 total. Ashraf himself top-scored with an unbeaten 46 and he was partnered through to the end of the innings by Rizwan Shahid who bred 42 not out. Josh McDowell had earlier opened the bat ting with 36. But Settle shoed how
chances to take him and we dropped him once. But he batted really well and won the game for Settle. It would have been a different game if we’d have had a pro but we’re just doing the best with what we’ve got at the moment. They are all trying really hard. “We did really well con sidering we didn’t have a professional. We’re just waiting on Kashif Siddique to arnve. He was the pro fessional at Padiham and he did very well for them. He’s a big player and he’ll make a huge difference.”
brought new ideas to the club and the young players have responded.” 'The second win came in the National Village Knockout Cup first round against Milinthorpe, by she wickets. Milinthorpe could only
dients to the recipe by back- ine him up with 42 runs as Salcsbury eased home. Rawson said; “The pro has
ance from professional Susantha Pradeep saw him claim she wickets, before he hit 67 not out from 48 balls, includiiig nine fours. Will Cook added his ingre
SALESBURY picked up back-to-back wins at the weekend. 'The first win came in the league against Great Harwood by four wickets. Captain Jason Rawson
boys were aided heroically H .professional Muhammed Wajihuddin, who look 5-28 trqm 14 overs, but Uvo wickets apiece for the duo certainlv contributed to their second
rv'" Pi.. ‘■’’9 season against Oswaldtwistle Immanuel.
per Ian Britcliffe combined with son Jordan to snatch vic to r from the jaws of defeat Granted the Britcliffe
L I ^ father like son. Ribblesdale Wanderers skip
Like father, like son at Wanderers Final bail drama forRead
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Ke^ (SSihcIpei reach 12§. Britchffe snr said: “We were
got h____________ ,
look in good nick but Stephen Kerr came in at number eight.
fell way short of their expecta tions as ,Mistair Marsh (28), Wajihuddin (37) and Stephen elped 1
The Church Meadow outfit
improved peiformance in the field, earning a 10-run win. “We bowled and fielded really well and took some great catches,” Britcliffe said. “Once we’d got through the first four or five of Oswaldtwistle’s bat
170 would have been a decent score.” But then came a much
scored 38 and put our total above 100. “We didn’t think it was enough. We thought 160 or
ting order chances.’
we fancied our
his son who took 2-32 on his first team debut; “I blooded Jordan and he got their first two out. “We gave him a go and he
quick and picked up two wick ets. He was very happy.
with the bat.” “We just need to improve
didn’t let us down. “He bowled reasonably
And he was full of praise for CRICKET
IT was all swings and rounda bouts as Read edged to vic tory over Cherry Tree at the weekend. But captain Warren
Eastham made the slide his favoured choice of playground equipment. The Whalley Road skip
per took to the comfort of a nearby park as his side were pushed to the final ball of the game. With Daniel Lord at the
striking end for the away side he required three runs to snatch victory. However, in search of the boundary from Read profes sional Stuart Hornby’s deliv ery, he lifted the ball in to the hands of Peter Haworth. Eastham said: “It culmi
nated in them needing nine to win from the final over and three from the final ball. “Luckily Stuart’s bowled
a tight over and we’ve come through. “They pushed us a lot
closer than what I expected. I watched the last over from the bottom of the slide in the park. “I couldn’t handle it.
It certainly wasn’t for the faint-hearted.” An unbeaten 79 from
Mohammed Jamal, which included seven fours and six sixes from 33 balls, was the highlight of Read’s innings. Opener Ben Law fired 32
while Jon Harvey added 27. “It was a quiet start from
ourselves,” Eastham said. “We lost the toss and went
in to bat in a 37-over game. We lost our professional ( “Stuart Hornby) within
three balls and we had our backs against the wall at 77-5 until Mohammed Jamal came to the crease and smashed 79 from 33 balls. “He really took it to their
bowling attack and smashed them to all parts.” Chasing 194 Cherry Tree
lost four wickets in quick suc cession and were there for the taking at 484. “But in similar fashion to
Jamal’s spectacular knock, Joe Bolton smashed 85 to pull the visitors back in to contention. Eastham added: “Ben Law
and Jon Harvey put on a stem partnership and tried to consolidate for a period but we only started moving when Mohammed took over. “In reply we sunk Cherry
Tree to 484 and we were in the ascendency but then a similar thing happened when Joe Bolton came m to bat for them. “He put together a very
impressive 85 and even though we dropped him once at 50 it was an excellent innings. “He looked as though he was going to win it for them.”
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