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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, August 9,2012


www.cntheroeadvertiser.co.uk www.lancashirejobstoday.co.uk today v e Lynda Brislin, chief executive of North West Air Ambulance i - i


What qualifications do you need? I come from a generation where university was never an option, but i have aiways held roles which involved business management, figures, banking and credit control - all of which serve me well in my position. Before joining the North West Air Ambulance, I managed a family business for over 20 years and this gave me the skiiis and expertise 1 needed to secure the role of chief executive within the chari^. We sold our family business the year the air. ambulance service was launched - looking back, it was great b'ming, and the rest; as they say, is history.


Any other requirements for example health and fitness or age? Every day is different in my role. It involves a lot of travelling around meeting our crew. Volunteers, fundraisers and staff at the various


emergency services we work in partnership with. It aiways keep's me busy and on my toes - so I would say good health is a must!


What sort of personal skills make someone best suited to this career?


Jo work in a charity you must be a ‘people person’ - and be a very good listener. , You must possess great communications skiiis and have the patience to give each and every person you deal with the rime they wish to spend w'rth you.


What sort of career prospects and structure Is there? The charity has a dedicated senior team who support me in my role and help the charity pursue 'rts vision of delivering the highest standard of healthcare to patients in the region who need our services.


There is no greater career prospect than seeing Wiis achieved. .


What kind of job satisfaction can you expect from a career? Working w'rth the North West Air Ambulance, in particular, means no end to job sab'sfection. Our charity has the ability to see the outcome of the work we rfo on such a grand scale - which is fentasb'c. To actually meet people who would not have survived their injuries without the North West Air Ambulance is the most rewarding' part of my role, and working with such a dedicated, life-saving team has to come a close second.


In 50 words.sell your profession. If you want to work in an environment which sees your organisation help save lives on a daily basis, working for the


North West Air Ambulance may be for you.


GREAT JOB: Lynda Brislin, of North West Air Aihbulance today 3 - Business Support Officer 5


(Clerk to Governors) x2 £16,830 to £19,126 a year (pro rata). Ararat salary £7297 to £8293 a year.


Required at LPDS Centre, Southport Roari, Chorley / Fernbank, Burnley / various locations. You will provide a professional derldng service to school governing bodies in the Hyndbum & Ribbie Valley, Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale areas. Duties indutle regular attendance at evening / afternoon and/or Might sessions. You will work an average of 19 hours a week rising according to business need and will vary dependant on workload for the 38 weeks of the school year. Payment will indude statutory holidays and will be monthly throughout the year.


Ref: 503100:19 hours a week, terni b'me only.


Ref: 504769:19 hours a week, ferni time only. Informal discussion: Area Team Manager, Mrs J Haydock, on 01254 220503. Interview date: 7 September 2012.


For more information and to apply online visit


I www.lancashire.gov.uk/vacancles or ' I tel: 0845 053 0008.


: Closing date: 24 August 2012.


Some ichoets are excluded aseenmenenisonan


indvxlual ba&is. Apply onfine at www.lan ca sh ire.gov .uk /v a can c ies


74% of people looking for a job use local press considerably more than any other source available


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jobs today


Experienced Part-time Receptionist required for busy Veterinary Surgeons


Approx 25 hrs per week plus alternate


Saturdays Varied duties, must be flexible to cover holidays and sickness, Clitheroe


based post, Closing date for applications Friday 17th August Send your application .


, ■ and CV by


email or in writing. For the attention of Julie Wroe or Alison Mitchell


To: Mearley Vets Ltd, Holder) St., Clitheroe, Lancs BB7 1LU


Vacancy - p/t Benefits Assistant Ribbie Valley Borough Council


£15,725 - £16,830 pa. pro rata. 18i hors. Job ref. RES89.


Further nformatior) C31 be found at http:f/«rwwjfoUevalIey.gov.ukl)obs. Foranappficaton padc caB 01200 414596 (24 hour tfsvrerphone) or eroafo personnel@rfobIev^.gov.uk and quote job r^. number.


Closing date for appGcaticns • noon on Friday 17 August 2012. interviews to be hdd on Friday 31 Au^ 2011


. c o . u k "STANDEL DAWMAN LTD ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


We currently have posifions available for the following


CNC MACHINISTS CNC OPERATORS


We are looking for skilled/semi skilled engineers who have at least three years experience setting and running CNC Machines.' Experience of - Mazatrol / Fanuc controls an advantage but not


essential. Pay is negoUable based on experience. P lea se send CV to


jonathan@sfandeldawman.uk.com or . alternatively telephone on 01282 613175 .


W e s tonEu


Due to .continued business development Weston BJ Ltd has the following opportiiniti’es at our Engineering facility at the West Craven Business Park, Earby:-


MAINTENANCE SU PERVISOR . Full Time, Day Shift


You will be responsible for the safe maintenance, repair or replacement of CNC Milling


equipment or systems, to ensure maximum production quantity and quality, while supporting the policies, goals and objectives of the (Company.


Duties and Responsibilities:- • ' •


• Lead a team of Maintenance Engineers (approx 4) for hands-on • repairs to CNC Milling equipment


• Build a TPM database programme and manage a parts stockroom to support your efforts. • Initiate TPM activity with your team building a world class maintenance programme and ensure maintenance is performed In a safe, timely and cost effective manner. •


• Head up facilities management tasks, such as security alarms, fire alarms, ^ general repairs and grounds upkeep.


• Manage all third party contractors to the site ensuring tasks are completed to the correct standard and with adherence to our Health, Safety and Environmental processes. • Ensure full compliance to our Quality Management System. H S iE and


. / Lean / 5s processes . • '


• Perform advanced electrical and mechanical repairs on CNC and Manual Machinery. ' Ideally you will have 5 + years experience as a maintenance engineer on CNC equipment


• or similar, expert knowledge of pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical machine requirements told good organisational sidlls that demonstrate your ability to manage multiple projects


simultaneously, set priorities, identity and address problems and meeting deadlines within required budgets.


MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Double Day Shift 37 hours per week


• Repair and on occasions install machinery used for our engineering processes (CNC Milling). • Diagnose faults and implement repairs In a timely manner. Ensure adherence to our internal planned TPM programme.' Comply with all Health, Safety and Emrironmental requirements


•


Knovyledge and eiqjerience of both electrical and mechanical engineering would be ' ■'


advantageous. Candidates will be able to denionsbate a high level of skill combined with enthusiasm and


commitment to deliver aqualityseivicetoour manufacturing facility. You wiil be working in a fast paced produebon environment working to high quality manufacturing standards for the aerospace industry.


To apply please forward completed Application Form, CV and current salary details to . Julie Beckett, Human Resources Manager,


Weston EU Ltd, Station Road, Foulridge, Lancs BBS 7LE


Application form available on www.westoneu.com or 01282 883993 Closing dale: Friday 31st August 2012


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Reporting to the Maintenance Supen^sor, the successful candidates wrill have the necessary experience to perform the following:-


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works • w X o k fowmd to ^ n l lw 2 o S l 3 " c « ? v r i t h


/v i^ s t 21st August and then Radcliffe Borough in the FA Cup on Saturday, August 25th. C l E ? F r K


Aumst 21st^An^cr*^di th


I with Jordan I O n C A t


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CimTBURN quad racer Ayrton Knowles is the new British champion!


Facing the biggest weekend of the season at the


British Championship, with a perfect track and weather conditions, the 12-year-oId set a blistering pace in qual- ifying, five seconds faster than his nearest rival, and when the start gate dropped for race one. he wasted no time getting in firont, puUing out a commanding lead to win the first race by over 20 seconds. Races two and three were very much the same as


Ayrton put on a veiy stylish and smooth performance, staying out of trouble on what had become a very rough and veiy demanding sand track.


announced a new sponsorship deal with the Mercure Dunkenhaleh


signs of fatigue, and so were most ofthe quads. Aytron needed was a fourth place finish, but he


S both parties over th^coSg^ye^^^^^


P - u Co"<='®rge, for the formal handover of the new kits, said: “I am delighted hold on to it.” ^


.Ob. .nveiw » ,h. „ » k i , we looKtorward to playing a part m the upcoming season.”


said: “I am going for the win and maximum points, I ^


^ ^ o f a i t t™ . Fco.b.11 Q»b .„d ^ t d s l S After the race one nf thp firct tr. ^


Mercure Dur^enhalgh to sponsor our new home and away strips. It is This was all going to plan until the very last Ian and partnership will be to the benefit Ayrton’s Honda 150cc engine lost power.


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commitment to the club. A core value of Mercure is the sup- place was enough and the 18'points on too of his 75 but a whole range of local projects and charitable points gave him the overall clasTchampionsWp.


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Saturday, August 18th as Clitheroe kick-off their was 11-time adult British c h ^ io n Paul Wfinrow^ho Harrogate Railway Athletic on Tuesday, said: “The way you rode a track like that was a credit


to you.” ensured Clitheroe remain unbeaten in pre-season. ‘lyiur.__________________________________________ _________


available priced at £25 for adults and £20 for children. Orders should be made through AU Ayrton could say was: “I thought it was all eoinn Jackson, on 07788662294 or via e-mail: awjacko@holmaiI.com


to go wrong on that last lap. My heart was in my mouth


Morecambe at Shawbridge on Monday night, ' this has really been a great weekend for me and dad ” Ayrton’s next race will be this weekend whiVh ic


found two of England v Scotland at Shipl’aw in the Scottish borders.


is ii«.e mat was a credit With only one race to go, all the riders were showing m


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; www.clItheroeadvertlser.co.uk • j Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes,Thursday, August 9,2012 ^ 45.


of the British Rallycross Champion­ ship. _


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onship push,approaching the midpoint m the season. .


sunshine as the cars took to the grid for practice and quali^ing.


Vthe day. _ i 7'*The first- race


before declaims himself happy with the ,car’s .setiip, and taking up his starting posidon for the first qualifying heat of


team;. Upon returning to the pits ,’the


-.—7—,-o ------ of the revisea Jcircuit layout and set the fifth fastest


coHorton was quicidy out the blocks U lC U lO C K S .


llecting valuable dat j j j jg TT------------ -------T.-


II make some .minor modifications


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for the first time, Simon slotted up the inside of three competitors into the first


h f— -----a'story of two alves. As the supercars left the start


At the second attempted restart, Horton’s Subaru Impreza developed a H -


ng a restart. • ■


two drivers spun out durin ing phase of the race and sjtheirfcars were m dangerous positions the end i of the long and fast gravel setfffon, forc­


face was red flagTCd when ing .the open-


corner and secured fifth position on the opening lap. But the n________ ...


comppnente and solving the problem actira"®


hortonracmg pit crew instantly set too at analysing the issue, finding the faultv


continue the da/s


showed his true colours m the second qualifying heat, pulling off some spec- tacular overtaking manoeuvres and


the chequered flag fell. toHe raid: “ In heat two I knew I had


push, and ’ ' ^ css as he re-joinecfthe r css as he re-joinecfthe race. Blu^ pen new kit deal ^ fantastic third position as With the venerable Impreza fixed.he


Iqss in power and have to drive defen­ sively to secure a sixth position finish M the cars pulled mto the pits, the


serious m i s f i ^ i n h ^ i S U ^ ^ J d jmn to complete the race with a huge


podium finish was on the cards if things went his way.


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As the lights went green, he made a dream start off the line and was hold-


secunng his best result to date in the supercar class. ■ M he took up his second row slot, he started to believe that a potential Arst


on the grid for the final race ofthe dav and presented him with the chance of


was seoired and took some of the pres­ sure off the team, allowing more time to tows on.minor details and maximis­ ing the setup changes to the Subaru. Horton was issued with fifth position


A position in the supMcarA’^iial Majloiy Park was bathed in glorious ,;


Racing in the elite supercar class, Horton was out to continue his champi­


CLITHEROE’S Simon Horton fol- lowed up his skth place finish at Knockhill with a best-ever fourth posi- tipn at Majlo^ Park in the latest round


Horton scores best result


closing back on third position when dis- ast^ struck on the final lap.


mode, he charged back through the field ciuring the nert thr^e lapHnd


ot the lap, Horton was passed by Colin ,/mson, who he had been fighting with


closed back up to the ailing Impreza. As the drivers entered the last third


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the corner, Horton then slipped back up the inside on the exit to tire corner and managed to hold onto his fourth position over the finishing line.


lose as a team and I couldn’t do this without them.”


the Lydden Hill circuit in Kent on the August bank holiday weekend as the season enters its second half.


Simon and his team next travel to


I targeted myself with a fifth or sixth place finish, so to secure a fourth position IS a fantastic result and I’m extremely pleased for the whole hor- tonracing team as we ail deserved this. I may drive the car, but we win and


and I wasn’t going to lose it at the final corner! “At the beginning of the weekend


hara all day for that fourth position eatatic Horton said: “I battled


at this crucial point and setup a grand­ stand finish as the rest o f the pack


car lost second ancf fourth gears iv a t u i lu e paCK


UiXU ILJ _____


all day, but he wasn’t letting the posi­ tion go cheaply. As Anson passed on the entry into


. Green went ahead after three minutes as Alan Goar powered up the line from a throw to outpace the defender


and coolly slot past the k e ^ e r .


t his hat-tnck to put the game


to enter must meet, with their bike, at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School Sixth Form . Car Park (York Street) from


to decorate and dress up their biwles for the ride, which will begin at 7 p.m. and will


helmet and have a roadworthy bike.


OT f ill


age must be accompam'ed by an adult if they are to take part in the mass cycle.


rchlight.htm or by contact- 4]H55°’” ® ^ b e r on 01200


tion at http.'/Avww.clitheroe- .to l^wncpuncil.gov.uk/Pages/


. There is more informa­


pre-registered. Anybody uiider 16 years of


ehgible people must tel­ ephone 0303 333 1111 and finote ‘Torchlight Mass Cycle’. .The lights will then be iven out on the night to lose people that have


and resident in the Ribbie Valley. To claim their free lights,


away 50 pairs of bike Tight? away for anybody under 18


tenance cUnic on hand from 6 p.m. on the car park for awbody who would like their bike checking over. Also, Help Direct are giving


tunes around the route between those times. There will be a bike main­


. Cfyclists can ride as many -— cyclists w&ai a


6 p.m. and no later than 6-45 p.m. Participants are encouraged


route of the torchlight proces­ sion and is free to take part. All cyclists that would like


Torchlight Procession on Samrday, August 25th, there will be a mass cycle ride around the traffic-free route of Clitheroe to start the eve­ nings celebrations. The wcle ride will take the


to GSK Ulverston. _ *


to the Clitheroe


o bed. On Saturday, Green travel


made it 3-2 with 25 minutes remaining. However, Coar completed


when Barton was harshly adjudged to have pulled the striker back, and the visitors


saw his lob come back off the crossbar, but Hayes was on hand to confidently volley in from the edge of the box. Furness won a penalty


kick from 20 yards, but it was no surprise that Coar gave the home side the advantage again midway through the half with another cool finish. In the second half, Coar


Ine visitors soon equalised ynth a thunderbolt of a free


Furness Cavaliers.......2 HURST Green made the p er- feet start to life in the West Lancashire League by taking mree points against 'Furness Cavaliers.


Hurst Green.................4 With Horton in maximum attack


hat-trick


in opener SPORT SHORTS


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