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V A X SW IF T 1500 w a t t lightweight b ag le ss vacuum cleaner, a s new with all ac ces sor ies , as new, cos t £130, accept £40, what a bargain, can deliver. Tel. 01282 612538.


PANASONIC U PRIGHT vacuum cleaner, a ll . accessories. In perfec t


working condit ion, can - deliver. £30 Te l; 01282


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HOOVER U pright, £8. Turbo power 1200 £12. Both good wo rkin g order. Digital microw ave £12 Tel:01200 425851


Military Medals & Badges


Experienced pnvate


collector from Clitheroe area pays cash for


pedals. Badges. Helmets


Hats. Bayonets, Daggers’ and WW1 and WW2


Uniforms. British, Polish, German. Japn etc.


Please phone James to


discuss o r arrange a visit .07766 498259 or 01254 826919


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413177 / 07973 453915 Burnley s ton e & Slate ltd . Local registered company.


CTONE f l a g s w a n t e d I^ASh on


860571 o r 07813860783. Call 01282


S T ^ P 5 Q G CARD collections. 07773 007787


today i c 6 . u | f > Domestic Help


DOMESTIC HOME HELP REQUIRED CHAIGLEYAREA


Approximately 16 Hrs per wk (4 mornings) Wouid suit a person of mature years, Must have own,transport.


Duties: a daily routine of general house


■cleaning and ironing. Must be an honest, reliable, TOnfidential individual personable with a house proud nature


a p p l y IN WRITING WITH C.V AND REFERENCES;


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Lancahsire Evening Post, Olivers Place, Fulwood Preston PR2 92A


Healthcare & IMursing k ' i B


Enthusiastic individuals required to assist Service


VWllowbrook Users within their own homes within the Burnley, Pendle &


Rossendale areas.


Opportunities to work within our dedicated team working within ^ese areas and also within our Crisis Intervention Team


Call 01254 390347 to apply. Drivers essenUal, non-drivers may be c o n s id e r e d


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B 2T irchall FOODSERVICE •


Full Time Customer Care Order Operator


A rare and exciting opiwrtuniiy has arisen in o ur busy Customer Care/ Order Department.


The successful candidate w i l l have drive, energy and


iniinivc and possess excellent communication s k ills along with a fu ll and fast knowledge o f a computer keyboard.


Experience Jn.this role is not essential as fu ll training w ill • be given.


Are you ambitious and looking for a challenge with jo b sausfaction? I f yes then please ca ll in the first instance: Lynne Weycr Customer Care Manager , 01282 429446


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Birchall Foodservice, Bentley Wood Way Network 65 Business Park, Hapton B B 1 5 S T


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Blessed Trinity RC College Required


TEMPORARY SCIENCE TECHNICIAN


37 hours per week, term time only Salary range £13,589 to £15.444 , per annum (Pro Rata)


The postholder will be based mainly in the


Science Department but will also assist in the technology department


Please nng 01282 683030 for an Application Form or email: office@btrcc.Iancs.sch.uk - Closing Date: Friday 2nd March


5 Leaflet Distibutors required


Must have access to own transport. Targets must be met Paid per thousand/ Required to wear GPS tracking device.'


Self-employed work on a casual basis. • Interview also required.


For further info please contact* support@westiancspd.co.uk


The majority of people with a


salary less than £15,000 will travel up to 10 miles for the right job


We’ve got some b O O t S that need


filling ...Are you our p e r f e c t f i t ? Display Telesales


Due to exciting product developments and local long term investment we are looking to recruit Display Telesales Representatives to join our East Lancashire Newspapers Advertising Team. The job is challenging but very rewarding. Selling advertising over the .. phone to both new and regular customers on a specific geographic territory you will be


promoting the benefits to local businesses of advertising in our award-winning portfolio of local newspapers and websites. If you have experience in business to business, motors, property or the entertainments industries and are attracted by the prospect of a busy, demanding role, this


■ could be the.opportunity your skills have craved. You also get to be c re a t iv e - helping clients to design advertisement campaigns which : work., it is an enjoyable.and hugely important part of the job.


. What sort of a person are you? ' individuals.


You’ll be a dynamic, go-getting individual who enjoys the challenge of working in a busy, driven sales environment. You’ll be able to communicate well at all levels - you’ll be dealing with lots of different types of businesses. Working to tight deadlines, you’ll be a well-organised person able.to work on your own initiative as well as playing a key role in our team. Our-company operates a structured training programme and is keen to develop ambitious


. ' . Hours are; 9.00am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday (occasionally some flexibility may be


required). You II get 25 days' holiday plus statutory Bank Holidays. Starting salary is dependent on experience. A bonus is paid on target achievement.


East Lancashire Newspapers is part of Johnston Press pic, one of the too three laroest local naivananarihiiohor.- ir, The Company i _______ ■ ,


, Thesuccessfulappncantswillberewardedwi-tha^compeUtivebasiCs^ro^'omSaT^^^^^^^ opportunity to progress, along with optional pension scheme, five weeks holiday per annum plus statutory bank holidays.


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jBnntlrEjas^-’eprrid JSELSON LEADER Johnston Press is an Equal Opportunities employer


Advettiser andTim®IS2J2rSto«. ,7bo Ciitbcroc Express COLNE TIMES ■ j


How long does it take to qualify? In-house, it can vary depending on your learning skills and what you put in. All I tiy to achieve is to learn one extra thing a


Graham Norris


What qualifications do you need? It is essential you have an interest in plants. There are a number of


different routes to take to increase your knowledge such as in-house development through to on-ttie-job learning and experience, as well as academic studies starting at college or night courses up to a master’s degree.


; essential.


Any other requirements for example health and fitness or age? A good back and a decent pair of legs to help carry you through the year are


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Also having thick skin and not being afraid to get rnucky is useful, as working


outdoors all year can get very cold and wet.


day then you haven’t wasted the year.


What sort of starting salaiy and package can you expect? Depending on the garden centre and the company size it can be anything from £15,000 to £45,000. Some offer company cars and even house placements.


What sort of personal skills make someone best suited to this career? Good communication helps you to solve people’s queries. Good foresight of the market, to help the business achieve its goals and requirements through management of stock, is a must. Also you must be able to manage a team.


What sort of career prospects and structure is there? . There are a great deal of prospects. Whether it’s working for a large or small company they all have their routes of


progress. The opportunities are endless, it all depends on you.


What kind of job satisfaction can you expect from a career?


Every day is different and no two seasons are the same.


Helping people with their enquiries is by far the best sense of achievement you can expect from a job. People’s gardens are important to them as they are such a private space to relax and enjoy, therefore getting the right solution to their problems can be very satisfying.


In 50 words sell your profession?


If you like hard work and a sense of achievement this is the job for you. There is something new to learn every day. Helping customers with their gardens while working in a highly competitive retail sector and managing a team of people is very satisfying.


MANAGER: Graham Norris


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