Martin Brookes Oakham Rutland: July 2014

Thursday, July 31, 2014

Oakham Jobs 31st July 2014

Team Manager - Placements and Family Support

Rutland County Council - Oakham

Rutland County Council People Directorate Team Manager – Team 10 Placements and Family Support Permanent, full time (37 hrs per week) Scale PO3, Salary £36... £36,676 a year

Local Government Talent 18:54

Support Worker - Stamford

Mencap 77 reviews - Stamford

Are you looking for a new and exiting challenge? Being the country’s leading charity supporting individuals with a learning disability, we are continually...

18:55

Patient Transport Driver

Fresenius Medical Care 761 reviews - Corby

Patient Transport Driver - Part Time Corby Dialysis Unit Friday 08 August 2014

14:34

ADMIN SUPPORT administrator

Johnson Underwood Ltd - Oakham

ADMIN SUPPORT, Oakham, Rutland, £7.71 per hour, Ref: CJ10902 Initially 2 months of duration for an all round administrator, 37 hours a week, sound admin, word...

reed.co.uk 30-Jul

Re - worker

Jacob Thomas Associates - Edith Weston

Re-workers required for an established company within Edith Weston Duties are to re-label goods or re-package goods ready for despatch. Immediate starts The... £6.31 - £10.50 an hour

CV-Library 13:49

Agency Hospital Staff Nurse

Precedo Healthcare - Rutland

Are you a Hospital Nurse and looking for additional hours?Precedo Healthcare are currently seeking Hospital Staff Nurses to work within busy NHS hospital in... £16,150 - £25,840 a year

MyJobGroup Ltd 11:22

Trainee Dispensing Assistant (Trainee Dispenser)

Boots 375 reviews - Barrow upon Soar

The importance of your role. This is your chance to be part of something a bit different. To work while you earn. You’ll gain really great training, experience...

13:22

Endoscopy Porter

Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - Peterborough

PLEASE NOTE: if you are short-listed for this position all correspondence relating to the interview will be sent by email, you should therefore ensure that you... £14,294 - £17,425 a year

NHS Jobs 20:05

Part-time Warehouse Operative

Euro Car Parts - Peterborough

Part-time Warehouse Operative | Peterborough | East Salary: Minimum Wage Qualification: Due to an exciting period of growth Euro Car Parts are looking to...

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19:17

Sales Assistants

Hugo Boss 50 reviews - Leicester

PURPOSE OF ROLE: · To maximise sales and provide excellent customer service while adhering to all company standards, policies and procedures · To provide...

HighCross Leicester 20:04

General Operative

Aggregate Industries 26 reviews - Peterborough

Aggregate Industries is a member of the Holcim Group and a leading supplier of traditional and sustainable construction materials to major building and...

10:20

Complaints Assistant

Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - Peterborough

PLEASE NOTE: if you are short-listed for this position all correspondence relating to the interview will be sent by email, you should therefore ensure that you... £16,271 - £19,268 a year

NHS Jobs 20:06

Warehouse Apprentice

Howdens Joinery 44 reviews - Melton Mowbray LE13

Key Accountabilities & Responsibilities • Meet trade business customer service requirements in the effective processing of customer sales, after sales service...

National Apprenticeship Service 19:19

Recycling Operative

Frontline Recruitment - Leicester LE8

Frontline Recruitment Leicester are operating as an employment business. Frontline Recruitment Leicester are recruiting for a company based in LE4 Area also in...

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9:37

Part-Time Shop Assistant & Deliveries

The Sandwich Shop - Market Harborough

Part-Time Shop Assistant For busy Friday's and additional cover when required (no weekends) Full clean driving licence required (25 years of age or over for...

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13:02

Packers - Market Harborough / Start 4th_AUG

TMR - Loughborough LE12

We are looking for experienced packers to work in busy factory in Market Harborough You will be working in a manufacturing environment, repacking and packing... £6.31 an hour

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16:35

Sales Assistant

Mango 126 reviews - Leicester

For MANGO store at the Highcross Shopping Centre in Leicester, we are currently recruiting for a Sales Assistant to work with us on a part-time (20hrs per week...

HighCross Leicester 20:04

Sales Assistant

House of Fraser 121 reviews - Leicester

TIGI within House of Fraser are looking for a part time (7 Hours) Sales Assistant to join their team. Set hours Wednesday & Thursday afternoons. Flexible as...

HighCross Leicester 20:04

Lloyds Banking Group On Call Customer Service Assistant

Lloyds Banking Group 266 reviews - Market Harborough

‘All we ask is that you work 1 day a month and you then have the opportunity to work up to 20 hours a month to suit your circumstances. Could this be the role...

16:37

Relief Support Workers - Stamford

Mencap 77 reviews - Stamford

Are you looking for a new and exiting challenge? Being the country’s leading charity supporting individuals with a learning disability, we are continually... £7.35 an hour

18:55

Care Assistant

S&M Healthcare LTD - Wymondham

We are seeking warm, compassionate and commited full time and part time care assistants, to work with clients suffering from dementia at home and also in...

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9:42

Dining Room Server

NCC 25 reviews - Oakley Vale

Nourish are looking for a Server to work at Oakley Vale Primary School, Cheltenham Road, Corby, NN18 8RH. You will be required to set up the serving area... £12,266 - £12,690 a year

Jobs in Cambs 11:37

Process Sampler

MWH 23 reviews - Peterborough

Process Sampler/Site Chemist • Management & design of experiments, sampling regimes and site based investigations. • Provide high quality scientific services...

11:34

Mail Sorter/Magazine packer 12hour

TMR - Loughborough LE11

Position: Warehouse operatives Location: Loughborough Description: Taylor Martin Recruitment is looking for a warehouse operatives to work in busy factory 12...

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12:12

Recruitment Assistant

Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - Peterborough

PLEASE NOTE: if you are short-listed for this position all correspondence relating to the interview will be sent by email, you should therefore ensure that you... £14,294 - £17,425 a year

NHS Jobs 20:06

Six Month Customer Service Temp Contract

Taskmaster 3 reviews - Stamford

Applicants must be immediately available as the role is a temporary contract. Are you looking for an exciting opportunity within Customer Services? As one of... £14,000 - £16,000 a year

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18:49

Occupational Therapist

Leicestershire Partnership Trust - Melton Mowbray

We believe that our staff are our biggest asset and we nurture excellence and professionalism. We are committed to equality of opportunity and providing a... £25,783 - £34,530 a year

NHS Jobs 20:05

Van Sales Executive

Mercedes-Benz 70 reviews - Peterborough

An exciting opportunity has become available for an experienced Van Sales Executive based at our commercial vehicle business in Peterborough. Previous Van Sales...

10:50

Homecare Nurse - IV Therapies - East Midlands

Bupa 123 reviews - Leicestershire

Community IV Therapies Nurse (East Midlands) Full time and part time opportunities available. Passionate about making lives better, Bupa is dedicated to...

18:22

Motorway Communications Agent - M1 Jun19

Skanska 158 reviews - Leicestershire

Role Profile Liaise with the Construction Manager and control the subcontract package for the installation of the motorway communications systems. Lead and...

Diversity Jobs 30-Jul

Sir Alan Duncan MP more time to monitor Rutland County Council, Rutland Times Letter, Ashley Chorely

Sir Alan Duncan MP more time to monitor Rutland County Council, Rutland Times Letter, Ashley Chorely

Sir Alan Duncan MP, Rutland Times Cartoon

Sir Alan Duncan MP, Rutland Times Cartoon

Rutland Times Job Page 31st July 2014

Rutland Times Job Page 31st July 2014

Coming soon to a screen near you - Peterborough City Council – The Movie. by Paul Stainton

Some within the Town Hall corridors of power have doubts as to whether the cameras should be allowed in but Councillor Fower claims that what we have here is a failure to communicate. He says that we can handle the truth and that it should be brought in without delay. He feels the need, the need for speed.

But as Forest Gump so eloquently put it, whilst eating his box of chocolates, “You never know what you are gonna get.” Other councils have already introduced TV cameras and whilst the action can be slow and laborious at times, more akin to a Madonna movie than the Godfather, I think our council might provide some gripping drama To read more about those below click here

Council leader Marco Cereste As the King of the world.

Councillor Serluca As Gollum

Councillor Sandford Councillor Hiller arboriculturist

Councillor Swift As Dorothy

Frances, John and Judy theatre's experts Naturalists/Wildlife Experts

Councillor Peach, Councillor Ferris Environmental activists

Councillor Elsey publicist

Councillor Murphy sophist

Councillor Seaton and Councillor Scott As grouches

Tesco Oakham, 'American section at tesco in Oakham is awesome but so expensive, could blow so much £££'

@lukebowring8 haha the American section at tesco in Oakham is awesome but so expensive, could blow so much £££ lol
— nathan nffc efemey (@fatforestfan) July 29, 2014

Some Tesco staff can be a little sensitive about my comments, accept when I am not praising them, so I will leave the comment on the new American section to another of their customers. Tweet shown above.

A1 Sauce (“A.1. Sauce,” the product’s original name until the 1960s. Kraft removed Steak in May this year)

Tesco £5.50
Ocado £5.50

Pepsi Throwback made with real sugar

Tesco £12

American Soda Company £11.99 (single cans £1.29)

Six month ago Tesco Cleared this product from its Kingston Park, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Reduced from £12 to £6 for 12 x 355ml cans of Pepsi Throwback,
Kingston Park, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Customer comment: This is just the same juice but more expensive, not a deal unless your daft and/or dumb.

They could be correct because UK original Pepsi pack (12x330ml) is sold by Tesco for £4.00
Two for £8.00 at Sainsbury.

Aunt Jemima Original Syrup 353ml

Tesco £4.50

Several brands of pancake syrups -- Hungry Jack Original, Aunt Jemima Original and Original Lite, Mrs. Butterworth's Original and Log Cabin Original. All contained 4-MeI.

4-MeI is found in two kinds of caramel color that are used to make syrups brown. The chemical has been shown to cause cancer in mice and is a possible human carcinogen.

Borden Egg Nog

Tesco £6.00
Ocado £6.00

Boylan's Root Beer

Tesco £1.70
Ocado £1.70
Cybercandy £1.89

Lucky Charms Pot

Tesco £1.50
Poundland £1.00

Twix PB

Tesco £1.80
American Sweets £1.09
Ebay £3.59

M&M's Mint Dark Chocolate

Tesco £1.50
Ebay 99p - £1.50

M&M's Peanut Butter

Tesco £1.50
River Island £2.00

M&M's Pretzel

Tesco £1.50
American Sweets £1.09

Milk Dudds Chocolate & Caramel

Tesco £1.10
Candy Hero £1.20
American Soda £1.19

Hershey's PayDay Peanut Caramel Bar

Tesco £1.20
Candy Hero £1.20

Hostess Twinkies

Tesco £7.50
American Soda £9.99

Some other American Products are selling

Beaver Sweet Hot Mustard 368G £3.75

Kelloggs P/Tarts 400G £3.50

Frontera Texas Original Taco Skillet Sauce 226G £2.25

Durkee Marshmallow Fluff Spread 454G £4.00

Hersheys Cookies & Chocolate Bar 43G 70p

Kraft Jet Puffed Jumbo Marshmallows 680G £4.75

Tesco Oakham, Store Refurbishment, The Store is starting to look much brighter and spacious

Tesco Oakham, Store Refurbishment, The Store is starting to look much brighter and spacious

Tesco Oakham, Store Refurbishment, New Wooden Look Bakery Section , Appears not to be helping falling sales

Tesco Oakham, Store Refurbishment, New Wooden Look Bakery Section , Appears not to be helping falling sales.

Most evenings you can catch a special loaf a very low price before it finds its way
to the skip.

Ma Ling Luncheon Meat Part of New Asian Range at Tesco Oakham Rutland Product of Holland

Ma Ling Luncheon Meat Part of New Asian Range at Tesco Oakham Rutland Product of Holland

Tesco Oakham is currently undergoing refurbishment a new smart wooden clad look appears to
be the theme.

The store has increased lighting levels and is introducing new product some quite expensive.

There is a new Asian World Food Section.

This product costs £1.90 and is cheaper per 100g than Tesco's Own Brand

In 2007 this product was banned, Food safety officials in Hong Kong had discovered a banned antibiotic, nitrofurans, in tins of Maling brand pork luncheon meat and pork ribs.

Oakham Studios, New, Pottery Painting and Dance Studio, Melton Road, Oakham, Rutland

Oakham Studios

38A Melton Road, Oakham, Rutland LE15 6AY

Tel: 01572 724 047

www.oakhamstudios.co.uk

www.facebook.com/oakhamstudios.co.uk

Pot Painting

Everything you need is at hand and is included in the cost of the piece as well as the firing.

You can also enjoy a drink, hot or cold, and a cake while you or your little ones are creating.

Ceramic Painting Sessions - Term Time:

Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Tuesday: 10am - 4pm
Thursday: 10am - 12pm

Ceramic Painting Sessions - School Holidays:

Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Monday: 10am - 4pm
Tuesday: 10am - 4pm
Wednesday: 10am - 2pm
Thursday: 10am - 4pm

Rutland County Council, Community Transport Tory Cuts, nothing to do with central government cuts.

The Rural Services Network in 2011 chaired by Tory Rutland Council Leader Roger Begy issued a press release blaming central government for the mess we find Rutland County Council has created to community services throughout Rutland.

2012/13 it appear the press release shown below paid of. A Community Transport grant of £33,000 was received from the DFT the grant was not spent and carried forward to 2013/14 marked to be spent on the call connect service.

Rather strangely the council had a budget for community transport £77,300 2013/14 and did not spend any of it.

'No plans have been identified to spend the Community Transport one off budget of £77k' the money will be transferred into council reserves.

So for all those complaining about community transport issues it has nothing to do with central government cuts.

The Rural Services Network Press release

16 November 2011

For immediate release
Public services in rural communities among worst affected
by central government cuts, new report finds

The Rural Services Network, the body representing 93 rural councils and a host of other public service providers serving rural communities across England, has today published its second annual report into the state of rural public services. The report's findings show that reductions in local government budgets will hit rural communities hard leaving many rural residents disadvantaged.

The RSN has been campaigning for the government to reduce the gap in local authority funding for those who live in the countryside in comparison to cities as part of the on-going DCLG's local government resource review. The new report out today confirms that rural residents are bearing much of the impact of the government's austerity measures.

The report analyses existing data in addition to new surveys conducted with Rural Services Networkmembers. It highlights the impact of a 12% cut in the central government grant to local governmenton the frequency, management and range of services provided by local authorities in predominantly rural areas.

The report focuses on particular core services provided at local authority level and identifies the importance of these to the communities that they serve, as well as the impact of the cuts in the central government grant. There is a cost penalty to providing services in rural areas as each service provider has to serve a larger area. When a particular service, such as a library, is closed it has a greater impact on the local population as it may be difficult to get to next nearest provider.

Key findings include:

• Transport: Bus services in rural areas are among the worst affected. The report identifieswidespread cuts in local authority funding for bus services with RSN members reporting anaverage cut of 19% in their revenue budgets between 2010/11 and 2011/12. Bus services in rural communities are much more infrequent than in urban areas despite the fact that those living in rural areas make roughly the same number of journeys as those in urban areas and travel longer distances. With few alternatives, cuts to a particular service or route can have a severe affect on the local community.

• Cultural Services and libraries: The Rural Services Network identified an average reduction in library budgets of 9%, though in some places this exceeded 20%. Rural Services Network members confirmed that libraries in particular were being squeezed by current public sector funding.

• Parks and leisure areas: Most Rural Services Networks members have been forced to cut expenditure on maintaining parks and open spaces, and on sports facilities. This has led tostaffing cuts and services being delivered less frequently and to a lower specification.Combined with cuts in bus routes this will make accessing leisure facilities very difficult for those who rely on public transport.

Councillor Roger Begy, Chair of the Rural Services Network, said:
"The Rural Services Network has campaigned long and hard to ask the Government to reassess the way in which the local government grant is distributed, which currently favours urban local authorities to the tune of £487 per head compared to £324 per head in rural areas.

"The 2011 State of Rural Public Services Report shows that the further 12% cut to the local government grant is already having an impact on some of the core services that local authorities provide and, indeed, the way these services are provided.

Whilst this Report did not seek to identify the impact of the budget cuts in urban areas, to comparethem with rural areas, we know that rural areas are starting from a position of lower service provision due to the historic unfairness of government funding, so the impact of cuts will be felt much harder.

"The research also highlights some excellent examples of innovation and there is much evidence of localism at work in this report. Parish and town councils, volunteers, community trusts, social enterprises and the like are playing a growing part in rural public service delivery. For instance, a new grading system used by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, which is protecting vital rural service bus routes that would otherwise not survive. Or Cornwall Council which has managed to extend the reach of its library services by opening three branches within village schools.

"This report really drives home the added challenges of delivering public services in rural areas where local authorities have to deliver more with less. Nevertheless, it gives me great pride to see innovations in these areas which should serve as an example to local authorities across Britain who are having to survive budget cuts."

The authors also sought to update on some of the issues raised in last year's report, findings included:
• Facilities for young people: The wider rural population sees improving activities for teenagers as a high policy priority. Services can be hard to access, with a recent study finding almost 5% of rural 16 to 18 year olds more than one hours travel distance from a further education college;

• Support services for older people: this age group is over-represented in rural areas, with those of state retirement age forming almost a quarter of the rural population. However, new data shows that only 16% of sheltered housing is located in rural areas. Other analysis finds very low claimant levels for Pension Credit among low income pensioners in smaller rural settlements.
Ends

For further information contact:
Andrew Gill (media enquiries), 07815705648
Graham Biggs, Chief Executive Rural Services Network and SPARSE- Rural 01588674922 (mobile 07966790197)
Roger Begy, Chairman of the Rural Services Network and Leader of Rutland County Council, 01572 758224 PA 758203 Mobile 07768471677

Rutland County Council, County Museum, Museum Oakham, Rutland, Closed Peak Times, Tory Cuts

Rutland County Council, County Museum, Museum Oakham, Rutland, Closed Peak Times, Tory Cuts

Wednesday School Holiday also Market Day visitors find the museum closed due to council cuts.

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Oakham Castle by Whissendine artist Alan Oliver was presented as a gift to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, during her visit to Oakham on Monday.

Oakham Castle by Whissendine artist Alan Oliver was presented as a gift to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, during her visit to Oakham on Monday.

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Price: £15.00
Artist: Alan Oliver
Dimensions: 14in x 11in

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Oakham Jobs 30th July 2014

Leisure Assistant - Barnsdale Leisure Club

Barnsdale Hall Hotel - Leisure Club - Oakham

*Leisure Assistant* *Barnsdale Hall Hotel - Leisure Club – Oakham* Barnsdale Hall Hotel & Leisure Club are currently seeking lifeguard qualified leisure...

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12:42

driver and helper

dvd builders - Peterborough

urgent last minuite vacancy driver needed for wed 30th July to drive 4m van and assist with loading and unloading at destination etc. we are delivering...

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29-Jul

All Catering Positions

Baxterstorey/MeltonFoods - Melton Mowbray

Positions available for chef, front of house catering assistants and kitchen porters. All shift patterns available. WEEKEND CHEF SUPERVISOR £9PH 13.5 HOURS SOUS... £6 an hour

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11:06

Operating Theatre Receptionist

Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - Peterborough

PLEASE NOTE: if you are short-listed for this position all correspondence relating to the interview will be sent by email, you should therefore ensure that you... £14,294 - £17,425 a year

NHS Jobs 20:01

Temporary Creative Admin role

Totally Flowers Limited - Melton Mowbray LE14

I am looking for assistance with a variety of tasks for about 20 hours initially and then on an ad hoc basis. Must be familiar with social media as will... £7 an hour

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10:14

DOCUMENTATION ADMINISTRATOR/ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT

LR1INT - Melton Mowbray

DOCUMENTATION ADMINISTRATOR/ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT REQUIRED We require an enthusiastic and organised person to manage the firm's systems relating to the filing...

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Site Support Assistant

TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING UK 2 reviews - Melton Mowbray

Toyota Material Handling UK is a well-known and prestigious leader in the material handling field that offers continuous training and a long term career path...

TotalJobs.com 12:13

Operations Manager

Rutland County Council - Oakham

Rutland County Council Places Directorate Operations Manager Permanent, full time (37 hrs per week) Scale PO1, Salary £29,528- £32,072 Are you and your... £29,528 a year

Local Government Talent 18:50

Street Cleansing Van Driver

Serco 619 reviews - Leicestershire

Serco is a FTSE 250 international service company that improves the quality and efficiency of essential services that matter to millions of people around the... £14,128 a year

Diversity Jobs 18:09

Sales and Events Coordinator

Leicester City Football Club Limited - Leicester

Job Introduction Do you want to be part of the Premiership dream, in the East Midlands only Premiership football club? We are currently looking for a Sales...

Jobsite UK 21:18

Healthcare Support Worker

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board - Nevill

An exciting opportunity has arisen within the Unscheduled Care Division at Nevill Hall Hospital. The Division is currently seeking enthusiastic and motivated... £14,294 - £17,425 a year

NHS Jobs 14:02

Groceries Online Shopper

Sainsburys 887 reviews - Leicester

Help us become the No.1 choice for internet shopping by making our customers’ online orders run smoothly. After receiving the order, you’ll be expected to put... £6.71 an hour