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Friday, January 06, 2017
Oakham Jobs 6th January 2017
Labels: Oakham, Rutland, UK, Photos
Oakham Jobs 6th January 2017
Oakham Town Council Advert Rutland and Stamford Mercury For New Clerk
Dreadful Oakham Town Council Advert Rutland and Stamford Mercury For New Clerk
The only good thing about this advert that is costing thousands to place is the salary figure
which is now realistic and less than half than the previous clerk was paid.
The job is also being made part-time, it was never a full time job in the first place.
Once the new person is recruited the council will be saving a fortune on its wages bill
although in the guessed draft budget we are currently demanding more precept for wages?
If anyone is interested and is willing to send their personal details and information to
our Chairman Adam Lowe, then please apply to the Chairman at Oakham
Town Council.
Victoria Hall, 39 High Street
Oakham LE15 6AH
I can guarantee Cllr Lowe will carefully select who he shares you confidential information
with. As this is a common trait of Oakham Town Council and it won't just be shared with
a select group of current Councillors.
It is unfortunate we are not seeking the services of personnel services to recruit for such
an important role.
I would have liked them to be the first point of contact not a person who thinks and states that
everybody who wants a job done correctly is nuts.
When we do recruit I do hope the new Clerk reads the handbook and does not take instruction
from this man or his sidekick Cllr Michael Haley and remains impartial unlike those we have
suffered over recent years.
A clerk can only take instruction from the full council and should tell these two they have no
more powers than any other member of the council. Something which they both seem to think they have.
You can apply via the Jobcentre Universal Jobsmatch site noting the governments warning notes.
Applying for Town Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer at Oakham Town Council
Note: Don’t provide your bank account details, National Insurance Number, date of birth, or other information which appears not to be relevant to the application process in your CV or job applications.
Many employers still ask for these things which can be used for ID fraud and other illegal purposes.
Job ID
39266183
Posting Date
05/01/2017
Company
Oakham Town Council
Location
UK-MID-Oakham
Industries
Government and public sector
Job type
Part time less than 30 hours
Years of experience
5+ years
Career level
Manager (Manager/Supervisor of Staff)
Education Level
HND / HNC or equivalent
The only good thing about this advert that is costing thousands to place is the salary figure
which is now realistic and less than half than the previous clerk was paid.
The job is also being made part-time, it was never a full time job in the first place.
Once the new person is recruited the council will be saving a fortune on its wages bill
although in the guessed draft budget we are currently demanding more precept for wages?
If anyone is interested and is willing to send their personal details and information to
our Chairman Adam Lowe, then please apply to the Chairman at Oakham
Town Council.
Victoria Hall, 39 High Street
Oakham LE15 6AH
I can guarantee Cllr Lowe will carefully select who he shares you confidential information
with. As this is a common trait of Oakham Town Council and it won't just be shared with
a select group of current Councillors.
It is unfortunate we are not seeking the services of personnel services to recruit for such
an important role.
I would have liked them to be the first point of contact not a person who thinks and states that
everybody who wants a job done correctly is nuts.
When we do recruit I do hope the new Clerk reads the handbook and does not take instruction
from this man or his sidekick Cllr Michael Haley and remains impartial unlike those we have
suffered over recent years.
A clerk can only take instruction from the full council and should tell these two they have no
more powers than any other member of the council. Something which they both seem to think they have.
You can apply via the Jobcentre Universal Jobsmatch site noting the governments warning notes.
Applying for Town Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer at Oakham Town Council
Note: Don’t provide your bank account details, National Insurance Number, date of birth, or other information which appears not to be relevant to the application process in your CV or job applications.
Many employers still ask for these things which can be used for ID fraud and other illegal purposes.
Oakham Town Council
Town Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer
Job description
Oakham Town Council are currently inviting applicants for the role of Town Clerk to the Town Council, based in the Council Office in the Victoria Hall working approximately 18 hours per week, plus attendance at regular evening Council meetings and weekend events, being responsible for one other member of staff, the Deputy Town Clerk
The work of the Clerk covers a wide variety of tasks which includes:
Organising meetings including preparing the agenda, taking and producing the minutes and ensuring that Councillors have the papers they require. Attending evening and daytime meetings of the Council, sub committee's and some working groups.
Maintaining the Council’s financial records, including banking, preparation of the annual accounts and assisting in obtaining quotes and tenders for agreed expenditure. Some knowledge of book keeping procedures is required.
Receiving and circulating correspondence, drafting replies and following up actions agreed at meetings. This will include planning applications where time deadlines must be met.
Advising the Council on making lawful decisions and policy – seeking advice from external organisations as appropriate and researching topics of interest to the Council, for example the availability of financial grants.
Helping the Councils to manage projects and maintain standards around the Town.
The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate:
- Knowledge of the requirements of the Council and its services
- Competency as an administrator with excellent IT and financial management skills,
- Preferably with Local Government knowledge. Ideally Candidates would also hold the Certificate in Local Council Administration
- Ability to work on their own initiative
- Supervisory skills and experience of managing a small workforce
- Have excellent people skills, including the ability to work with Councillors, members of the public and on occasions the local media
- The ability to use and access e-mail, Microsoft Office and other relevant technology is necessary
To attract exceptional candidates, the posts are being advertised at Local Government NJC SCP 26 to 30, pro-rata to the number of hours worked, and subject to experience and qualifications.
This is a full time equivalent of £23,398 to £26,822. Pro-rata holiday pay and all reasonable expenses are also paid.
Applicants should apply with a full CV together with a covering letter stating why they are suitable for the position to:
Chairman of the Council, Oakham Town Council, Victoria Hall,39 High Street, Oakham
Rutland LE15 6JD
Closing date by 31st January 2017
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Dreadful Oakham Town Council Advert Rutland and Stamford Mercury For New Clerk
Leicestershire Fire and Rescue at The Sun Inn Cottesmore offering advice
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Leicestershire Fire and Rescue at The Sun Inn Cottesmore offering advice
Thursday, January 05, 2017
Oakham Neighbourhood Plan Nearly One Year On Little Progress
Oakham Neighbourhood Plan Nearly One Year On Little Progress
It's disappointing that not much has been achieved over the last year.
It's also disappointing that Cllr Michael Haley still refuses to provide comprehensive
reports to the full council.
I have read the notes of meetings from the working group website. The group is
very good at complimenting itself but appears to have achieved very little.
Most of the documents I read about producing a neighbourhood plan state the
need to involve all members of the community and to attract people as they go along
who can provide what is needed to produce the plan. They don't mention anything about
paying to train people on matters like conducting surveys etc.
One major concern I have is the working groups failure to communicate to the
full council. Such things as requests from RCC Cllrs and other matters that need
input from the Town Council. So I have written to the council pointing out just one
case and suggest Cllrs might like to look at the working groups notes to see what
is going on.
Following our successful Event , some RCC Councillors had expressed a wish to discuss
current areas which may affect the NP with the SG Chairman and OTC. It was stated that
the current process is that all questions which the SG has for RCC regarding information
which affects the NP should be asked of RCC as agreed within the existing SLA. Correct
channels should be used and Michael will refer this matter to the TC where a response can
be agreed. The SG voted unanimously in favour of this. Liz stressed the need for positive
ongoing dialogue with RCC and for us to continue to communicate questions needing
answers from RCC Planners.
Action:
OTC - response to RCC
It's disappointing that not much has been achieved over the last year.
It's also disappointing that Cllr Michael Haley still refuses to provide comprehensive
reports to the full council.
I have read the notes of meetings from the working group website. The group is
very good at complimenting itself but appears to have achieved very little.
Most of the documents I read about producing a neighbourhood plan state the
need to involve all members of the community and to attract people as they go along
who can provide what is needed to produce the plan. They don't mention anything about
paying to train people on matters like conducting surveys etc.
One major concern I have is the working groups failure to communicate to the
full council. Such things as requests from RCC Cllrs and other matters that need
input from the Town Council. So I have written to the council pointing out just one
case and suggest Cllrs might like to look at the working groups notes to see what
is going on.
Dear Oakham Town Council
This evening I visited the website of the Neighbourhood Plan.
I read the meeting notes, I am concerned that the notes tell a different story from that presented to council. Michael Haley presents us with
very vague reports often just asking for money. The reports give us very little information and it would appear from the notes like the one shown below Michael Haley may be writing to outside bodies on behalf of the council without its knowledge or consent:
Michael Haley has never reported to us that RCC Cllrs desire to discuss anything with OTC, even though it states he
will refer the matter to the TC. why?
Action:
OTC - response to RCC Please can Michael or OTC let me know what response was sent to RCC if a response was sent
please can Michael Explain why it was not put to full council for approval?
From Notes of NP SG Meeting, Wednesday, 26th October 16.00
RCC Council Leader Approach
Following our successful Event , some RCC Councillors had expressed a wish to discuss
current areas which may affect the NP with the SG Chairman and OTC. It was stated that
the current process is that all questions which the SG has for RCC regarding information
which affects the NP should be asked of RCC as agreed within the existing SLA. Correct
channels should be used and Michael will refer this matter to the TC where a response can
be agreed. The SG voted unanimously in favour of this. Liz stressed the need for positive
ongoing dialogue with RCC and for us to continue to communicate questions needing
answers from RCC Planners.
Action:
OTC - response to RCC
The notes also show Michael Haley recognises the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group is a working group
of the council. From the notes I can see he expresses the need for the working group to comply with
Oakham Town Council rules. If that is true could he and the group please start providing us with full
and comprehensive reports and when a response from OTC is required please could Michael or the group
seek consent from the Town Council?
Until the working group provides ask with the required reports can I suggest all members refer to the meeting
notes available on the neighbourhood plan website. It might even help increase the website stats.
I found it odd the working group were impressed that it received 15 visitors after a five hour publice event.
Also in the notes it was interesting to read the group blame a public misunderstanding for the crap information
pack the group sent out to all households. Why did the note include what Michael told the public "delibratley
sent out confusing information to engage you" Personally I find it astonishing that the group wasted thousands pounds of
tax payers money sending out duplicated screen shots from their website with no proper explanation.
Kind regards
From
Martin
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Oakham Neighbourhood Plan Nearly One Year On Little Progress
a robbery was carried out to a shop in High St East, Uppingham
On 04/01/2017 between 10:04 & 10:06 a robbery was carried out to a shop in High St East, Uppingham. Two males entered the store and grabbed money from the till. CCTV has been recovered and enquiries are currently ongoing.
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a robbery was carried out to a shop in High St East,
uppingham
burglary secured dwelling in Main St, Lyddington. Rutland
Between 04/01/2017 01:40 & 02:00 a burglary was carried out to a secured dwelling in Main St, Lyddington. Entry was gained by forcing the frame on a ground floor window. The burglar was disturbed by the owner and fled. There are currently no identifiable suspects, witnesses or CCTV and enquiries are currently ongoing.
If anyone has any information or has seen anything suspicious please call 101 quoting LEP 040117-0033.
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burglary secured dwelling in Main St,
Lyddington. Rutland
Jill Saward 14 January 1965 – 5 January 2017 RIP
Jill Saward 14 January 1965 – 5 January 2017 RIP
It is sad to hear that Jill has died.
I met Jill many years ago when her father Michael Saward was Canon Treasurer of St Paul's Cathedral, he died in 2015. The Saward family were very supportive during the ten months
my partner was ill who at the time was employed by the Cathedral.
It is sad to hear that Jill has died.
I met Jill many years ago when her father Michael Saward was Canon Treasurer of St Paul's Cathedral, he died in 2015. The Saward family were very supportive during the ten months
my partner was ill who at the time was employed by the Cathedral.
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Jill Saward 14 January 1965 – 5 January 2017 RIP
Fenwick Department Store Leicester to Close Down
Fenwick Department Store Leicester to Close Down
Fenwick have announced it will be closing its splendid Leicester Store soon.
Fenwick have traded in Leicester for over 50 years the company has traded throughout
the UK for much longer. Started in 1882 by John James Fenwick, in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Fenwick have announced it will be closing its splendid Leicester Store soon.
Fenwick have traded in Leicester for over 50 years the company has traded throughout
the UK for much longer. Started in 1882 by John James Fenwick, in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Labels: Oakham, Rutland, UK, Photos
Fenwick Department Store Leicester to Close Down
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