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Brindles Ltd is a car finance company based in Ribchester. We are a friendly team looking to take on a suitable candidate to help us with


administration work and also work alongside the accounts department. The job is ideal for a school leaver. A good telephone manner and ability to communicate with other members o f the team are essential, along with some knowledge of excel and other Microsoft packages being an advantage. On the job training is given and for the right


candidate further education In the relevant field may be possible.


Please apply by telephone or in writing along with your CV to the address below: Joanne Brindle, Brindles Ltd


Asturian House, Preston New Road, Ribchester PR3 3XQ T e l : 01772 784900


www.brindleslimited.co.uk Closing date ; 7th June 2011_______ www.emmaus.org.uk


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Community, offering homeless people a home, work and the chance to rebuild their lives in a supportive environment.


Community Leader Salary up to £35,-000 p/a • 37.5 hrs per week.


Working alongside the Project Director, this role involves taking responsibility for the leadership of the Community; the welfare, and personal development


of 'Companions’ (our previously homeless residents) and their work In the Community.


Previous experience in a similar role and the ability to demonstrate excellent leadership skills essential.


This position may require occasional overnight duties (onsite accommodation provided). Interviews will take place during early July.


Enhanced CRB check for successful candidate.


For details and an application pack please visit www.emmaus.org.uk/jobs or contact Lee Gosling on 01282 430860 (Mon - Thur) Reg Charity No 1120889


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i H e a l th c a re & N u n a ig County Council vacancies


CROSSROADS CARE RIBBLE VALLEY


Community Development Worker


Crossroads Care are looking for a Community Development Worker to develop group activities in


rural areas. The person we are looking for must be self motivated with excellent communication skills and a good understanding of the local area.


This is a 12 month contract for 12 hours per week at £10 per hour.


Care Support Workers - Bank


Crossroads are also looking for extra care support workers who are flexible and willing to work unsociable hours. Experience would be an advantage but is not essential. Full training will be given.


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Ap^ications should be submitted by ^ A R E ; _____ M d a y 17th June.


Boiler Operator £8.13 an hour.


Ref: 502723.


You will work occasional hours as needed, approximately 30 days a year maximum at Queen Street Mill Textile Museum, Burnley b b io 2HX. You will work on a casual basis to help maintain and demonstrate to the public the museum's static steam engine and boiler, mainly in the absence of permanent staff. Essential: You must have mechanical skills, manual dexterity, some engineering experience and good oral communication skills. Informal discussion: Alwyn Rogers on 01282 412555.


Apply online or telephone 0845 053 0008. Closing date: 17 June 2011 at 12 noon.


Care assistant £7.04 to £8 an hour.


Ref: 042/CA/11/97. h ' l o h y y e Y c s s


18 hours a week at Lower Ridge Home for Older People, Belvedere Road, Burnley BBIO 4BQ. You will work under supervision, providing personal care and general support to people assessed as needing a comprehensive and flexible care service. This is a temporary position for 9 months only. You will work a 2 week rota including alternate weekends between 3.30pm - 10pm. Week 1: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday. Week 2: Sunday, Thursday, Friday. Essential: You must have an NVQ level 2 in direct care or be committed to studying to achieve this qualification. Informal discussion: Manager on duty on 01282 429020. The post you are applying for is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exceptions) Act 1975. If successful you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'.


Apply online or telephone 0845 053 0008. Closing date: 10 June 2011.


Lancashire schools vacancy


Teaching assistant 2a x2 £15,444 to £16,830 a year, pro rata.


Ref: 137795.


Required 1 September 2011 to 31 August 2012, to work during tenn-time at Burnley Brunshaw Primary School, Morse Street, Burnley BBIO 4PB. General classroom assistants required to work initially in KS2 department (8-11yts). The posts are for 12 months subject to budget review. Some experience of working with young children would be desirable. Essential: You must have an NVQ Level 2 and GCSE Mdths and English A-C or equivalent. Informal discussion: the school on 01282 423280. The post you are applying for is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exceptions) Act 1975. If successful you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'. Interview date: 21 June 2011.


Application forms: Please contact the school for application pack and return forms to the Headteacher at the school. Closing date: 14 June 2011.


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, May 26,2011


Clitheme lose to leaders


CRICKET


.down near the foot of the Ribblesdale Cricket League after a comprehensive defeat at the hands of Baxenden. The league leaders, play­


CLITHEROE remain


.Joshua Marquet hefped keep the batting side’s totat in sight but it was atways going to be a struggfe for a Cfithcroe team who have faited to find their best form so far this season. And so it proved as Baber


ing at home, batted first and posted a score of 224 as three players notched scores in the 40s. A five-wicket hauf by


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header now awaits Clitheroe who take on Padiham, on Saturday, and Ribblesdale Wanderers on Sunday, with both games at home. • THIS week’s Clitheroe Midweek League games threw up some interesting encounters. Cllthcroe St James made it


two wins on the bounce after the narrowest of wins over Calderstones. St James batted first and


ites to win as Simon Gorton made 30 retired and Iby Hussain 34 retired but after these two departed they could not quite get over the finish line to leave St James winners bv one run. 1 he form book was turned


and Simon Jones 20 set about rescuing the innings, and after 18 overs Sabden recovered to 90-7.


defeat of the season, Sabden remain top of the league level on points with Clitheroe St James.


at the bottom having only played the one game, which they lost.


Low Moor find themselves


looked like being enough and so it proved as N. Wilkinson . made 30 retired despite the efforts of Rick Wright, who took a couple of wickets. Despite falling to their first


However it never quite


dramatically collapsed to 12- s having no answer to young Daniel Wilkinson who took five wickets for three runs. Phil Parker, with 30 retired,


on Its head in the other match played between Chipping A and Sabden. Sabden batted first and


made 100-5 with J. Blackburn retired on 30 and skipper Paul Earnsliaw making 27. Caldcrstones looked favour­


ting 33 not out, but received little support from his fellow batsmen with only Josh McDowell (24) registering more than 10. A Bank Holiday double


Naeem and Liam Rifey both took five wickets each to bowl them out for just 127 — 97 runs adrift. Ahmed Butt top scored, hit­


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SPORT: For latest local sport go to www.clitlieroeadvertiser.co.uk Rampant Read denied by rain!


(pictured, left) attack, includ­ ing former Settle pro Stuart Hornby (right) saw Settle restricted to just 117-9 for their innings but the rain ensured Read dropped points in their quest to close in on


A STRONG bowling per­ formance from Read was not enough to see them to victory as the weather saved Settle from certain defeat. A Jon Harvey-inspired


CRICKET-


Ribblesdale League leaders Baxenden. After being set a target of


68 from 19 overs. Read man­ aged to reach 35-1 off eight overs before the game was abandoned. Frustrated captain Warren


Eastham said it was definitely an opportunity missed. “After dominating them all


day it was extremely frustrat­ ing,” he said. “The weather messed us about really and they didn’t seem in any hurry to score runs during their innings either. We were on 34 after just eight overs and we would have easily reached the target. It was hard work because the weather was mis­ erable and it was pitch black but we still would have been confident about reaching the total.”


team needed to find a bit more of a killer instinct if they were to overhaul Baxenden at the top of the table. '“We’ve still not lost a game this season and yet we’re 13


He added that maybe the g


bit more of that killer instinct to help get us up there.” Read host Baxenden on Saturday and Padiham on Sunday.


oints behind top. We haven’t een picking up bonus points and we just have to locate a


CRICKET'


big performances with the bat coming from pro Muhammad Wajihuddin (60), John Rain (68) and debutant Charlie Collinge (38). Wajihuddin was lethal with


ball also, atking four wickets as Edenfield failed to reach a revised target of 158, scoring 111.


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WICKETS: Brown


MARATHON EFFORT: •w'Jason Rawson


Whalley earn dertw vicloiy


A POOR batting display saw Salesbury “snatch de­ feat from the jaws of vic­ tory” against a rejuvenated Whalley side. SalesDuiy were set a


■ Martin Davies (52), finished on 146-3.Despite a promising start Salesbuiy scored only 108- 9 of their allotted 29 overs, falling just five runs short. Salesbury captain Jason


Rawson said; “We managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. It was a very


revised target of 113 after Whalley, courtesy of open­ ers Richard Lamb (70) and


CRICKET


happy with the fielding per­ formance as well saying: “We dropped a few catches early on and let them get more runs than they should have done. It was just a bad


poor batting display. At 50- 2 we were in a very good position win it but there was some poor decision making. Rawson was far from


Palmer was understanbdaly upbeat after the victory -


Whalley captain Richard : won.’


played them and it means we have a hit a good run of form now whicn we are looking to carry on.”


win,” he said. “^Considering the match conditions went against us it was a brilliant effort. We were going along steadily, hoping to improve the run rate towards the end of the innings but then the rain came and we didn’t get a chance. It meant that their target was lower than it should nave been and they had 10 wickets to go at it. “We completely out­


the team’s second in a row. “It was a TOod, good


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Saturday with a trip to Settle on Sunday. Whalley play Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Saturday and Cherry Tree the following day, both at home. • ON Sunday, Rawson swopped his cricketads for running shorts as he com­ pleted the Windemere Marathon for Pendleside Ho^ice. He finished with a time


:herry Tree Salesbuiy now face


ward considering last week’s result when we played like a team who didn’t belong in the league. We had a good training session midweek and a decent chat and it was a proper good effort by everyone. “Now we just have to carry


a poor batting performance as they lost out to Airedale in their Craven and District Cricket league Division Two match. Airedale won the toss,


scoring 31 for Chatbum they never looked like reaching the target and were bowled out for 91. Chatburn are at home to


Glusbum in the league on Saturday before travelling to Long Lee in the cup on Sunday.


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elected to bat and made 180 all out. Despite Mark Nercnbei^


Earby on Saturday and take on Clitheroe the following day, also away. • Chatbum were left to rue


and for an hour afterwards so they were left with a revised target of around 150 from 30 overs. The pro bowled well, I took a couple of early wickets and we just managed to tidy them up really. “It was a huge step for­


older lads broke his finger last week so we had to blood Charlie Collinge and he put on a fantastic stand of more than 100 with John Rain which put us well in the box seat. A lot of teams import players but we like to blood them from within, that’s was this club is about and it certainly paid oH here. “It then rained through tea


Britcliffe said: “One of the


ideas up from the previous week,” said Britcliffe. “We lost the toss and got stuck in. We knew it was going to rain and so that we would be up against it but the lads played brilliantly.” Ribblesdale made 209 with


eight wickets to Bamoldswicl^ Ribblesdale looked a com­ pletely different outfit as they won by 98 runs. “We defnitely bucked our


RIBBLESDALE Wanderers captain Ian Britclifle hailed his side’s resolve after a con­ fidence boosting victory over Edenfield. Just a week after losing by


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Ribb’s resolve is tfiekey


on, try and string a couple of results together and move our way up the league.” I^bblesdale are away to


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