Clltheroe Advertiser & Times,Thursday, March 24,2011


www.clltheroeadvanisor.co.uk [ www.clltheroeadvertiser.co.uk ClitherocAdvcrtiser&Times,Thursday,March24, 2011 w w y / J a n e a s h i r0} o b s to d a v .c o ;u k today by recruftment expert David Smitli


ple of years now and instinct may be telling you that changing your job may not be very wise at the moment.'


with your personal goals, outgoings and expec­ tations.


unique situation — you’re likely to know the prospects of your current employer - balanced


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fact, if you know the company you’re with isn’t doing as well as you would like, then it might


It’s not necessarily a bad time to move on. In


be worth revisiting your job hunting tools and hitting the market. The fact remains that we are recession at the


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just a few years ago. There are therefore some key elements to consider before jumping ship. It s true.to a certain extent that businesses


moment and the employment market in East Lancashire is definitely more competitive than


are not taking on many new staff. Companies everywhere are nervous about their cash flow


It is, indeed, advisable to weigh up your own


IT S not good when you turn on the news and hear the words “downturn” or “slump” and many other negative terms in the same sen­ tence as the word “economy”. We’ve been in recession in the UK for a cou­


and there is definitely an air of caution when it


work in sales) should feature heavily in any ap­ plication. . What business can resist the opportunity to increase profits, get ahead of the competition


jobs are not out there. A speculative approach is a very pro-active way of applying for work.


mean that they can do without key personnel. The work may still be there, but they need to reduce overheads and some companies use agency staff in this instance to plugs the gaps, which may, in turn, reduce their costs. It’s up to you to understand the methods they use. Just be aware that employment agencies often em­ ploy only on a temporary basis. ■ There may be fewer vacancies advertised at the moment, but that doesn’t mean that the


and potentially emerge as a market leader in their field? Even if a company is laying off staff, it doesn’t


comes to perceived non-essential spending. ^ For this reason alone, your CV-should re- flectyqur abilities and accomplishments in the financial arena if applicable. Glowing reports about increased revenue that are directly at­ tributable to your talents (particularly if you


often capturing the interest of the recruiter


is the most common avenue taken, but a per­ sonal visit to a company you’re interested'in can be majorly productive, even if you only find out a name of a contact or a preferred method of application, you’ll be one step ahead.


job hunting process, so that you can track your efforts and thus ensure you’re applying in the most effective way.


Good record keeping is essential during the In the current climate, there are still some, if


not recession-proof, recession-resilient indus­ tries. Healthcare, education, law enforcement and social work to name a few.


of one job and straight into another, but the economy has not yet shuddered to a halt. The


with more than 10 years’ experience in the East Lancashire employnnent market.


jobstoday Weston Eu Our continuing business development and recent new contract successes have created the


following secure employment opportunities across our Engineering Manufocturing facilities, based in fbuindge & Earby, Lancashire:-


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Skilled CNC Machinists Semi-Skilled CNC Machinists Logistics Administrator


Tool / Preset Operator Labourer


Excellentemptoyeebenefitsinclude:- 33 - 35 Days Annual Leave


5% Match^ Pension Contribution Generous Shift Premiums


Training & Development Opportunities in support of our IIP Strategy •


To apply please forward your completed applicaBon form or CV and Covering Letter to Julie Manager, Weston EU Ltd, Station Road, foulridge, Uncashire. ■


BBS 7LE or alternatively email jbeckett@westoneu.com Application forms available on www.wpstnneu


Closing Date: Friday 8th April 2011 ^ ■ : . . . Edw^'on /Teaching WESTHOLME SCHOOL


Wilmar Lodge, Meins Road, Blacburn. BB2 6QU (Independent School with 1000 aged 2-18 on roll)


Required for September 2011.. TEACHER OF BIOLOGY


TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS


For tath main scale posts candidates must hold an appropriate degree and a teaching qualification and be able to teach the full age range of 11-18 years,


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We seek enthusiasts to join successful departments. NOT support and package available. : - -


t . ' (Threshold/UPS awards transferable)


Required for our Nursery (2 and 3 year olds) at 290 Preston New Road, Blackburn •


Temporary NURSERY MANAGER to cover a maternity leave (July until November)


Applicants must hold a level 3 NVQ, NNEB or BTEC qualificaUon In child care and have enhanced CRB clearance.


Further details and official application form are available for all posts from the website yyww,westholmeschool.com or can be obtained from


Including the salary offered within


your advertisement will avoid time wasters


the Registrar. Telephone: 01254 S0B070. fax 01254 506080 Emall:jitinslpalt5>westholmeschool.cnm . Closing date: Tuesday 12th April 2011


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The School has Charitable Status. It exists for the education of the pupils and Is committed to safeguarding their welfare.'


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- Assistant required. . Experience preferred, also • Part time experienced - ■ - • COOK required. For further'


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BRIGHT RELIABLE person . Including the


'Key Benefits' of the vacancy within your


advertisement •will improve your response


-/ ■ - • - i** The days are gone where you can walk out


opportunities are.out there, it’s just a matter of finding them.- ■ David Smith is a local recruitment expert,


before they have the chance to advertise the position. Don’t limit your search to the internet - this


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Winning run is halted


FOOTBALL


Mill H ill............... ........ 3 Hurst Green................ o


few and far between as their quality of football left a lot to be desired. The hvo home strikers kept


Bamber and Lakeland busy all afternoon as;they looked to latch-onto, deep crosses and long diagonal balls. Danny Anderson did well


to keep out a couple of efforts during the first half, in what was probably his best per­ formance of the season. Danny Walker had Green’s


only chance, but his effort was well saved by the home keeper. Mill Hill almost made it


two as Josh Eastwood burst into the box but narrowly shot wide.


Half-time failed to lift


Green and they never looked like making a competitive game of it, as yet another long throw was left to bounce in the Green box and the Mill Hill striker nodded in his second for a carbon copy of the first goal.


Hurst Green failed to


bring a save out of the home keeper in what was a second half to forget, as the visi­ tors went dovvn jo 10 men as Sargeson limped off, the'away side having made all of their substitutions. Funnily enough. Green


played their best football with 10 men but still couldn’t force an attack of any note. Tile home striker completed


his hat trick as he played a neat one-two and lobbed


Anderson to make it three for Mill Hill. Hurst Green travel to play


Colne on Saturday at Nelson PC’s Victoria Park, kick-off 2-15 p.m.


A Tom Wood brace ensured Hurst Green Reserves beat


Mill Hill Reserves 4-2 at Smithy Row.


Jay is guest at re-opening


BURNLEY striker Jay Ro- druguez will be on hand at Roefield Leisure’s grand re-opening and ‘come-and- try-it’ day after the comple­ tion of their £lm extension and refurbishment. The day is aimed at all members of the family young and old, male and female, and runs from 9 a.m. through to 5 p.m., with over 20 different activities to have a go at, including several keep fit classes and ’


SPORT


coaches will put kids through their paces with soccer skills, plus there will be a special penalty shootout, with Bertie Bee in goal. Girls have the oppor­ tunity to take part in hip


martial arts, and young children are catered for with turbo tots - a parent toddler activity, session - and a magical entertainer. Burnley Football Club


hop and dance mats, and you can also have a go at


.indoor rock climbing with qualified instructors.' There is also a family


■ new customers. The £lm expansion . is,


fitness suite will be avaiL. able for both existing and


zumba-thon in the sporU hall, a number of junior and adult boot camps, and chance to relax in the sauna and steam spa area. . Both the junior and main


testament to the unyield­ ing support from the com­


tion, contact Tony Rodia on 01200 - 442188 or 07866565333


adult for the whole day, £3 for under 16s or £10 for a family of four. For further informa­


up to £80 in vouchers by way of free fitness suite inductions, keep fit classes, climbing courses and bad-- minton sessions. Admission is £5 per


munity, together with foresight of the Roefield management team. They are giving away


lead midway through the first half as a long throw caused panic in the Green box and was nodded in at the far post- Green’s chances were


this season and their expe­ rience and hunger showed as Green were put under pressure throughout the game. The home side took a


HURST Green’s winning run came to an abrupt end as they were out-muscled and out-thought by a more determined Mill Hill side. Mill Hill are flying high


Dog Inn......................... 4 Fifth win In six keeps Dog In hunt


Helmshore Harriers.....1 d o g Inn took revenge on Hcimshore Harriers for their shock opening-day loss with a comfortable win at Foxhill Bank.


After a promising start, they


took the lead after 14 minutes when Pete Fletcher scored his first goal for the club with a


FOOTBALL


on the half hour when, after Dane Meyler’s fine header was cleared to him, the returning Toby Barker rifled home for his second goal of the season. With the Dog defence deal­


superb free kick. Tliey doubled their lead


ing comfortably with the mini­ mal Helmshore threat, the


a goal back with 10 minutes remaining, Fletcher completed his hat-trick with another clini­ cal strike. The win means that Dog


only source of frustration was a failure to lake a number of chances. Helmshore keeper Chris Brandon had pulled off a string of fine saves, but was left powerless by Fletcher’s second strike for Dog’s third goal. After Helmshore had pulled


us this season and thoroughly deserved his hat-trick.”


said: “Everyone played well and there was a confidence and freedom running through the side. “Pete has been superb for


have won five of their last sbe league games and, provided they can win their games in hand, remain very much in title contention. Manager Simon Kerins


Whalley maintain standard


Whalley played most of the first half in their, opponents’ half, only to be thwarted by solid defending and good goalkeeping, the half ending goal-less. Whalley started the second


Darwen Rangers.........0 WHALLEY continued their fine season with a hard fought win over a resilient Darwen Rangers side. Dorninant from the start,


JUNIOR FOOTBALL Whalley Juniors U8s.„4


' from the spot. What followed summed up Whalley’s season to date, as


: first Lewis Hamilton fired a 20-yard screamer into the top comer, followed minutes later by Niall Derbyshire tapping home from a yard following a sweet five-man passing move.


- Breirfield Celtic 5-3. The Under 14s’ Sunday side


Clltheroe Wolves UlOs Reds.............................0


nate in the second half, but every effort was denied by a solid Lammack defence and a good performance from their keeper, who ensured Wolves were shut out. Man of the match was Kit


Lloyd.


Squash team’s victory


SQ U A SH


Latham (3-0), Henry Farrar (3-2), Ian Crook (3-0) and John Barber (3-0), with Lisa Pilkington going down 3-0. Last week the side recorded


a fine 20-6 win over David Lloyd Bolton. ■


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CLITHEROE Squash team enjoyed a 17-5 win over Crow Wood 2 in the North West Counties League Division Four North East. There were wins for Simon


scored in the first half, both from breaks after sustained Wolves attacte. Wolves continued to domi­


Lammack Juniors.......2 THIS was a frustrating same, for Wolves. The Lammack goals were


- Whalley’s Under 11s con­ tinued their unbeaten league season with a 5-1 win over Clayton Park Rangers. th e Under 12s , beat


kept up their title challenge with a resounding 9-2 win over local rivals Clitheroe Wolves.


: and the same player increased the lead a few minutes later


half with a goal as Sam Jones fired into the roof of the net,


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