Oakham Jobs 22nd July 2017

Oakham Jobs 22nd July 2017

Compounder with FLT Licence

Pebble People Recruitment - Northampton

£9 an hour

A candidate holding a valid Counterbalance FLT licence is required as well as own transport. The role would suit a candidate currently in a similar role or...

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Warehouse Operative - Amazon - £8.00 to £9.76 per hour

Adecco for Amazon -  15,785 reviews - Corby

£8.00 - £9.76 an hour

Our world class warehouse operation is what enables us to deliver on our commitment to being Earth's most customer centric company, where customers can realise...

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Customer Service Assistant

One Stop Convenience Stores Limited - Oakham LE15  +3 locations

£7.50 an hour Owned by Tesco Plc, but operated as a separate business, One Stop Stores are an ambitious organisation, with growth plans over the next 5 years that will see us... 8 days ago - save job - more...

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

Smithers Purslow - Oakham

Duties will be wide ranging, but primarily assisting with project administration, typing, emails, answering the telephone and any general duties required to...

EPOS Assistant

Gates Garden Centre - Oakham LE15

The work will primarily be on the information desk requiring you to be self-motivated, literate, numerate, accurate when entering data, answering customer...

Finance Assistant

Uppingham Community College - Oakham LE15

The College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and all posts are subject to DBS checks....

Security Officer, 56 Contracted Hours per week (HR017)

Dardan Security -  22 reviews - Stamford  +1 location

£7.50 an hour We believe if we look after you, you will look after our customers, so to prove this, we offer a retention bonus of £100 after successful completion of your... 30+ days ago - save job - more...

Summer / Casual Assistant

The Falcon Hotel, Uppingham - Uppingham

A Front of House Assistant will welcome customers into the bar, restaurant, lounge and function areas. They interact with the customers directly and quickly in...

Civil Enforcement Officer

Rutland County Council -  4 reviews - Rutland

£16,781 - £17,772 a year Promoting the welfare of Children, Young People and Vulnerable Adults and for ensuring that they are. The needs of our customers every day – if you share this... Local Government Talent - 15 days ago - save job - more...

Sales Driver

Jaguar Land Rover Retailers -  504 reviews - Leicester

You will be delivering customers vehicles within a set timeframe, hitting a set customer satisfaction score and driving to a safe standard within the laws of... Jaguar Land Rover - 2 days ago - save job - more...

Kitchen Staff / 7122 - The Captain Noel Newton

J D Wetherspoon plc -  517 reviews - Oakham LE15

£7.80 an hour Your role will be to ensure that our customers have the best quality food and have an excellent experience with us.... 24 days ago - save job - more...

Prison Officer - HMP Stocken

Ministry of Justice -  235 reviews - Oakham

£21,902 - £23,762 a year Level 3 diploma qualification (as part of your 10 week training). As part of this course you will gain a Level 3 Diploma in the management and care of... 30+ days ago - save job - more...

Customer Assistant - Evenings

Lidl -  2,533 reviews - Stamford

£8.45 - £9.79 an hour

Access to corporate discounts on a range of products and services (including holidays, home and garden products, leisure activities and more)....

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Care Support Assistant

Grantham College - Grantham

£16,559 a year

The role will support individuals or small groups of students on agreed programmes who may have physical or learning difficulties as well as assisting students...

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Oakham Town Council To Consider Holding a Mini LGBT Pride Event

Oakham Town Council To Consider Holding a Mini LGBT Pride Event
in Cutts Close during its summer season of band concerts.

A email today from a fellow Council member surprised me this morning.

"I will be discussing with the PPWG the possibility that Pride could feature at a band concert,"

I look forward to what the Town Council decides to offer our LGBT community.

I can no longer report issues with the Cycle Bollard to the Clerk Allison Greaves due to Oakham Town Council unlawful sanctions

I can no longer report issues with the Cycle Bollard to the Clerk Allison Greaves due to Oakham Town Council unlawful sanctions

Earlier this year Rutland County Council carried out some work on the
pavement at the location where Oakham Town Council had installed
three new cycle bollards.
The contractors removed one and did not put it back.
I contacted the Clerk Allison Greaves who at first did nothing
to get it back.
After many months Rutland County Council has returned to bollard
damaged and it has been fitted incorrectly the bolts are loose and the
bollard can be moved.

I can not continue to get this sorted due to the unlawful sanctions
imposed by Oakham Town Council.

What I find annoying is Oakham Town Council spends public money
and never seems bothered to ensure things are done correctly or
even that the tax payers get value for money.

After street furniture issues are an perfect example the hanging baskets
arrive late and not as ordered and the Clerk Allison Greave ignores
my requests about seeking a reduce payment the baskets cost thousands
Oakham in Bloom Craig Howet lied to the Judges the other week when
he said Oakham Town Councils dreadful looking baskets were recovering from
the storm, they were the same as when they were delivered.

Plantscape have never provided the council with quality or value for money
see one of my many posts below 2015 includes a letter to the local press
from a resident. The Council takes no notice because the Clerks have never
been bothered to go out to find people to tender just like the Christmas
tree and lights.



Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2017 at 7:53 PM
From: MJHaley
To: "Martin Brookes"
Cc: "Peter ind" , "Adam Lowe" , "Anne Skipworth"
Subject: Administrative sanctions
Dear Cllr Brookes

During  Council’s EGM held on 19 July 2017, Council resolved to introduce the following administrative  measures with immediate effect:

1.    All e-mail sent by Cllr Brookes to the Clerk’s office are blocked and Cllr Brookes is advised to send his Council related e-mail to the Chairman. The Chairman and Vice Chairman will act as a filter between the Clerk’s office and Cllr Brookes.
2.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to incoming phone calls from Cllr Brookes. Cllr Brookes is advised to contact the Chairman or in his absence, the Vice Chairman with any urgent Council related business. The Chairman or Vice Chairman will determine whether it is urgent or could be dealt with by e-mail or letter.
3.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to any unarranged visits to the office by Councillor Brookes. Councillor Brookes is asked to make arrangements for any necessary visits with the Chairman who will, in consultation with the Clerk, arrange for himself or the Vice Chairman to be present during any such visit.
4.    Before, during and immmediately after Council and Council Committtee meetings, the Clerk is accompanied by at least one other councillor whilst Cllr Brookes is present.
5.    The effectiveness of these measures to be reviewed by the Staffing Committee after a period of 3 months. The Staffing Committee with advise Council if they are coinsidered to be effective or if not, what additional measures may be required to reduce the identified risks.
 Kind regards
Cllr  Michael Haley
Chairman Oakham Town Council

Plantscape Ltd Oakham Town Council Floral Displays in Oakham "are a disgraceful mess" Oakham not in Bloom Rutland Times Letter Photographs

Plantscape Ltd Oakham Town Council Floral Displays in Oakham "are a disgraceful mess" Oakham not in Bloom Rutland Times Letter

The town clerk has confirmed the baskets will be taken down Monday
Traders most affected have received an apology from the council


The result of £6,000 of watering

Vintage/Collectors/Table Top Fair Oakham Congregational Church Hall High Road Oakham

Vintage/Collectors/Table Top Fair


Saturday, July 22nd



Stands at £5 are still available. Phone 01775 713223 to book. 50p admission, with tea/coffee also available. All profits toward restoration of Oakham Congregational Church Hall.


Oakham Congregational Church Hall
High Road
Oakham


The event runs from 2:00pm

Ahimsa Farm Open Day The Old Station Wing Road Manton LE15 8SZ

Ahimsa Farm Open Day


Saturday, July 22nd


Ahmisa Farm Open Day - Ahimsa happy healthy cows

12-6pm

The Old Station, Wing Road, Manton Rutland LE15 8SZ

vegetarian lunch provided please register at www.ahimsamilk.org


The Old Station
Wing Road
Manton
LE15 8SZ


The event runs from 12:00pm to 6:00pm

Allison Greaves Oakham Town Clerk Refuses To Send Me Emails Containing Council Business

This week Oakham Town Council has implemented unlawful sanctions against me.

Those sanctions do not say the clerk should not send me emails containing council
business.

I am aware that since Wednesday the Clerk Allison Greaves has unlawfully excluded
me from receiving emails containing council business addressed to all members.

The clerk is currently on a probation period if she does not want to work with all
members of the Council then she should be sacked and replaced with a person
who is willing not to exclude anyone.

Last month residents asked me to place an item on the Agenda. They feel they
have been harassed by Cllr Joyce Lucas for 14 years and in there email they
ask me to end their misery. The Clerk refused to put the tree matter on the
agenda.
So far this year the Clerk has refused to put at least three of my requests on the agenda

Gordon Brown the Chairman of the LRAC tells me this is unlawful and a clerk
can only refuse Cllrs agenda items for a very few legal reasons and that legal
reason must be stated.

I recently attended a LRAC meeting and found we are not only council that has
problems with Clerks doing as they please or following instructions from Chairman's

The LRAC is looking into removing Clerk from its organisation to assist Councillors
and Councillors with problems like the one I experience.

A Councillor must be able to function and by not permitting agenda item and withholding
council business is preventing me from carrying out my duties.




Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2017 at 7:53 PM
From: MJHaley
To: "Martin Brookes"
Cc: "Peter ind" , "Adam Lowe" , "Anne Skipworth"
Subject: Administrative sanctions
Dear Cllr Brookes

During  Council’s EGM held on 19 July 2017, Council resolved to introduce the following administrative  measures with immediate effect:

1.    All e-mail sent by Cllr Brookes to the Clerk’s office are blocked and Cllr Brookes is advised to send his Council related e-mail to the Chairman. The Chairman and Vice Chairman will act as a filter between the Clerk’s office and Cllr Brookes.
2.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to incoming phone calls from Cllr Brookes. Cllr Brookes is advised to contact the Chairman or in his absence, the Vice Chairman with any urgent Council related business. The Chairman or Vice Chairman will determine whether it is urgent or could be dealt with by e-mail or letter.
3.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to any unarranged visits to the office by Councillor Brookes. Councillor Brookes is asked to make arrangements for any necessary visits with the Chairman who will, in consultation with the Clerk, arrange for himself or the Vice Chairman to be present during any such visit.
4.    Before, during and immmediately after Council and Council Committtee meetings, the Clerk is accompanied by at least one other councillor whilst Cllr Brookes is present.
5.    The effectiveness of these measures to be reviewed by the Staffing Committee after a period of 3 months. The Staffing Committee with advise Council if they are coinsidered to be effective or if not, what additional measures may be required to reduce the identified risks.
 Kind regards
Cllr  Michael Haley
Chairman Oakham Town Council

No Longer able to report damage to Oakham Town Council Bunting to Clerk Allison Greaves Due to Councils unlawful sanctions

No Longer able to report damage to Oakham Town Council Bunting to Clerk Allison Greaves Due to Councils unlawful sanctions

Sanction number four is defamatory

A member of the public asked me does the Clerk Allison Greaves not know you
are gay?

The answer is yes the old guard have always been homophobic biggots

Cllr Lowe once said Oakham Town Council does not like gay people.




Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2017 at 7:53 PM
From: MJHaley
To: "Martin Brookes"
Cc: "Peter ind" , "Adam Lowe" , "Anne Skipworth"
Subject: Administrative sanctions
Dear Cllr Brookes

During  Council’s EGM held on 19 July 2017, Council resolved to introduce the following administrative  measures with immediate effect:

1.    All e-mail sent by Cllr Brookes to the Clerk’s office are blocked and Cllr Brookes is advised to send his Council related e-mail to the Chairman. The Chairman and Vice Chairman will act as a filter between the Clerk’s office and Cllr Brookes.
2.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to incoming phone calls from Cllr Brookes. Cllr Brookes is advised to contact the Chairman or in his absence, the Vice Chairman with any urgent Council related business. The Chairman or Vice Chairman will determine whether it is urgent or could be dealt with by e-mail or letter.
3.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to any unarranged visits to the office by Councillor Brookes. Councillor Brookes is asked to make arrangements for any necessary visits with the Chairman who will, in consultation with the Clerk, arrange for himself or the Vice Chairman to be present during any such visit.
4.    Before, during and immmediately after Council and Council Committtee meetings, the Clerk is accompanied by at least one other councillor whilst Cllr Brookes is present.
5.    The effectiveness of these measures to be reviewed by the Staffing Committee after a period of 3 months. The Staffing Committee with advise Council if they are coinsidered to be effective or if not, what additional measures may be required to reduce the identified risks.
 Kind regards
Cllr  Michael Haley
Chairman Oakham Town Council

Oakham Town Council Health and Safety Failures Clerk Allison Greaves Neglect Cutts Close Play Area

Oakham Town Council Health and Safety Failures Clerk Allison Greaves Neglect Cutts Close Play Area

The above piece of damaged equipment

has been reported by at least two 

members of the council months ago

The above damaged seat was reported 

by Cllrs and a member of the public

months ago

The Clerk has delegated authority to 

get this fixed

I would have thought all the faults in the parks

would have been fixed before the school 

summer holidays.

Former Clerk Richard White always inspected and looked

after the play areas and they were kept to a high standard

since he departed the council the play areas look very

shabby and neglected.

This piece of equipment has been highlighted as

concern by Wickstead a possible  risk of a childs limb 

being squashed under it because it no longer

turns level.

I have refrained from posting many of Oakham 

Town Councils faults on my blog because I was able to 

communicate with the clerk, now she complains

I am harassing and being vexatious, this has resulted

in the council banning me from contacting her

I believe it is a Councillors duty to point out

dangers and to point out when the Clerk

does not do their job.

Apparently that is not the case at Oakham Town

Council all they are worried about is the Clerk

might want money for constructive dismissal

and then they unlawfully implement sanctions 

against me, rather dealing with the problem

We have a clerk who is either not able to do her

job or just cant be bothered. The problem is  when 

she worked as assistant for Richard White 

she tells me she was never given any work to do.

It also appears that the Councillors are not interested

in what is not being done 

The Clerk is failing to comply with the requirements

of the transparency act and Councillor seem to 

be happy with that also.

Oakham Town Council Health and Safety Failures Clerk Allison Greaves Neglect Willow Crescent Play Area

Although it is unlawful for a council to investigate members or sanction members
Oakham Town Council has decided to do both, all because the Clerk does not
like to be questioned about anything.

Months ago I reported this play equipment has loose fittings my emails have been
ignored.

All three of our play areas have damage and dangerous equipment

It is apparently employment harassment for a Councillor to report the faults to the
clerk and ask for updates.

It would appear no other member of the council is interested in the Health and Safety
of the Children who use these areas.

The Council pay Wickstead Leisure to inspect the play equipment and most of the concerns
are ignored and reports are never present to full council.

Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2017 at 7:53 PM
From: MJHaley 
To: "Martin Brookes" 
Cc: "Peter ind" , "Adam Lowe" , "Anne Skipworth" 
Subject: Administrative sanctions

Dear Cllr Brookes

During  Council’s EGM held on 19 July 2017, Council resolved to introduce the following administrative  measures with immediate effect:

1.    All e-mail sent by Cllr Brookes to the Clerk’s office are blocked and Cllr Brookes is advised to send his Council related e-mail to the Chairman. The Chairman and Vice Chairman will act as a filter between the Clerk’s office and Cllr Brookes.

2.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to incoming phone calls from Cllr Brookes. Cllr Brookes is advised to contact the Chairman or in his absence, the Vice Chairman with any urgent Council related business. The Chairman or Vice Chairman will determine whether it is urgent or could be dealt with by e-mail or letter.

3.    The Clerk is instructed not to respond to any unarranged visits to the office by Councillor Brookes. Councillor Brookes is asked to make arrangements for any necessary visits with the Chairman who will, in consultation with the Clerk, arrange for himself or the Vice Chairman to be present during any such visit. 

4.    Before, during and immmediately after Council and Council Committtee meetings, the Clerk is accompanied by at least one other councillor whilst Cllr Brookes is present.

5.    The effectiveness of these measures to be reviewed by the Staffing Committee after a period of 3 months. The Staffing Committee with advise Council if they are coinsidered to be effective or if not, what additional measures may be required to reduce the identified risks.

 Kind regards

Cllr  Michael Haley

Chairman Oakham Town Council