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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly The Original, the Biggest & the Best in the field The UK’s Leading Weekly for Countryside & Environmental Staff

Monday 10/8/09 CJS is endorsed by both the Scottish Countryside Rangers Association & the Countryside Management Association; CJS supports both with a percentage of income. CJS sponsors CJ Snail at Jersey Zoo & ‘Naturenet’ at www.naturenet.net & supports the Leukaemia Research Fund An ethical business publishing free & low cost information to promote countryside careers in the UK & environmental conservation worldwide

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REF 2436-DAILY-17/8 JOB GREAT FEN EDUCATION & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICER BE4 17/8/09 (9am) IV 2 & 4/9/09 LOC Ramsey Heights Countryside Classroom, Woodwalton Fen PAY 17500 – 19500 * FOR WILDLIFE TRUST FOR BEDS, CAMBS, NORTHANTS & P/BORO DES Fixed term from Oct 09 to Sept 13. Develop & deliver educational programmes & community involvement work for the Great Fen Project, a landscape-scale initiative to restore 3700ha of fenland habitat surrounding 2 NNRs, Holme Fen & Woodwalton Fen. It is a partnership project involving the Env Agency, Huntingdonshire DC, Middle Level Commissioners, Natural England & the Wildlife Trust. Report to the Great Fen Education & Community Manager & work in close collaboration with other project staff undertaking conservation, education & community work. Some travel across the area required. *+ contr pension after 6 months. BUT Highly motivated, with an environmental background, 2+ years’ work experience, & experience in leading outdoor education for children & adults. Valid driving licence, vehicle & enhanced CRB Disclosure. ASK www.wildlifebcnp.org Email applications strongly preferred. James Williams, Admin Assistant, 01954 713500 [email protected] Wildlife Trust, The Manor House, Broad Street, Great Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 6DH REF 2437-DAILY-17/8 JOB FARM CONSERVATION ADVISER BE4 14/8/09 LOC DERBYSHIRE (home or office based) PAY Starting 19139 – 22440* FOR FARMING & WILDLIFE ADVISORY GROUP DES Leading provider of independent conservation advice to the farming & landowning community. Provide habitat management & resource protection advice & assist farmers with applications to agri-environment schemes. We offer a flexible working environment & the opportunity to develop new skills.+ car allowance & 9% pension contr. BUT Thorough understanding of farming, a sound knowledge of wildlife / landscape issues & preferably FACTS trained. Excellent interpersonal & communication skills with ability to persuade farmers to take action. ASK www.fwag.org.uk [email protected] 024 7669 8702. REF 2438-DAILY-17/8 JOB PROJECT OFFICER BE4 15/8/09 LOC NEWTON STEWART PAY YES based on experience + pension contr FOR THE GALLOWAY FISHERIES TRUST DES 3 years. The new ‘River Cree Rare Fish Project’ based on the River Cree in SW Scotland involves undertaking survey work to understand in more detail various rate species found in the River Cree (including Allis shad, Twaite shad, spring salmon, sparling (smelt), freshwater pearl mussel & 3 species of lamprey). A programme of enhancement measures for these species & their habitats will be targeted & implemented through the project. BUT Ideally relevant qualifications & / or practical experience & able to communicate well with stakeholders & contractors. Full driving licence. ASK www.gallowayfisheriestrust.org (‘Download’ section). REF CJS reference no. (job number – source – delete date) JOB Title BE4 Application closing date IV = Interview date LOC Location PAY £ range - usually per annum (but check starting point) FOR Employer DES Description of Job BUT Person Spec / Requirements ASK More details from / How to apply CJS Suggestions: Please check the BUT section to ensure that you have all of the required qualifications / experience before you Key:

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REF 2439-DAILY-17/8 JOB SUPPORTER DEVELOPMENT MANAGER BE4 14/8/09 IV wb24/8/09 LOC DORCHESTER PAY 24600 + 5% pension contr & staff benefits FOR DORSET WILDLIFE TRUST DES Fantastic opportunity to join one of the leading conservation charities in SW England, to grow our supporter base & boost our fundraising activities. We have 45+ years of success in protecting Dorset’s special places & wildlife & have a

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com membership of 25,000. Covering many aspects of supporter development & fundraising, this new role in our Fundraising & Marketing team, will bolster our membership & income development, whilst introducing new ideas & reaching new audiences. BUT May have experience in fundraising, managing a membership org or running community engagement programmes, whilst introducing innovation. Energy, drive & creativity. Dynamic & forward-thinking person, who likes a varied & challenging role. ASK [email protected] www.dorsetwildlife.co.uk/vacancies.html Previous applicants need not apply. REF 2440/1-DAILY-17/8 JOB 2 X GARDENING SCHOLARSHIPS BE4 14/8/09 LOC KNIGHTSHAYES COURT, TIVERTON PAY 2822.62 + accom FOR THE NATIONAL TRUST DES / BUT 2 year placement. Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to further your horticultural experience at one of England’s finest gardens bearing rare & unusual plants, surrounded by extensive, beautiful parklands. Working in the Victorian design garden ‘rooms’, formal terraces, nursery & productive kitchen & woodland gardens, learning from our enthusiastic & talented gardeners. Gain knowledge of plant propagation & production. You’ll be involved in various projects, special training events & trips, & develop invaluable practical skills & contacts. We provide an excellent mentoring scheme & keep a constant eye on your development throughout the year. You’ll also gain free entry to any NT garden, & a certificate after completing the scholarship. ASK Ref: NT09/04035. www.nationaltrustjobs.org.uk REF F-DIRECT-31/8 JOB CONSERVATION SCIENTIST BE4 1/9/09 IV 18/9/09 LOC KENEMA, SIERRA LEONE, W.AFRICA PAY 22000 - 24000 FOR RSPB DES 12 mth fixed-term contract. Well-motivated with scientific training & overseas experience to assist with work of the research & monitoring department of the Gola Forest Project, Sierra Leone. Working with a team of local staff deliver a biological monitoring programme for the Gola Forest, to complete a varied range of research projects & ensure that the project staff are well trained to perform their duties on a sustainable basis. Based in Kenema in eastern Sierra Leone with significant amounts of time in demanding field conditions in tropical forest. BUT Higher degree in a conservation biology rel subject, high level of general ecological & natural history knowledge in tropical areas gained from personal experience, specific experience of African forests Field work, good knowledge of a range of field work methods/techniques applicable to tropical forest research. Proven publication record & skills in inventory and surveys in tropical forests also required. ASK www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies A4 SAE Mrs Anita McClune, Research Co-ordinator, Conservation Science Dept, RSPB, The Lodge, Sandy, Beds, SG19 2DL 01767 693099 [email protected] REF 2442-DIRECT-24/8 JOB MEDIA OFFICER BE4 21/8/09 IV 27/8/09 LOC BRIGHTON PAY 18000 – 22000 FOR RSPB DES Create, manage & deliver a high-quality programme of media activity across the RSPB’s South East England Region. This will maintain &, where possible, increase the RSPB’s media coverage, enhancing brand recognition & generating active support for RSPB campaigns & business priorities. BUT High level of literacy & good general education inc GCSE English & Maths or equiv required along with experience of working in or with local & regional media – incl writing press releases or media copy. Excellent writing skills (under tight deadlines & pressure), strong news sense & creative approach to delivering stories & inspiring people essential. ASK Ref: 980809 www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies A4 SAE to Colin Higgins, RSPB, Frederick House, 42 Frederick Place, Brighton BN1 4EA. REF 2443-DAILY-31/8 JOB FINANCE OFFICER BE4 1/9/09 IV 9/9/09 LOC BIRMINGHAM PAY 191371 FOR CSV ENVIRONMENT DES 21 hrs / wk. We promote environmental action & awareness in the community, developing innovative community-based projects that empower people to take action to improve the environment & adopt more healthy & sustainable lifestyles. Maintain financial records & support project managers in managing their project budgets in the Birmingham office. Duties include: overseeing bookkeeping duties, drafting of invoices & checking monthly ledger & debtors list. Record monies received & bank appropriately, reconcile bank statements & prepare quarterly reviews. Support the Director to produce annual budgets & assist with financial presentation for grant, funding bids & project sponsorship. BUT Effective & adaptable, with experience of bookkeeping & account management. Able to maintain financial records & prepare budgets essential, together with effective communication & admin skills. Flexible to deal with a complex & varying workload; ability to work closely with other admin & project staff. ASK Ref: EN87. www.csv.org.uk/jobs Rehna Sharif, 0121 328 5330 [email protected] REF 2444-DAILY-31/8 JOB ASSISTANT RANGER (TEMPORARY) BE4 28/8/09 (noon) IV 15/9/09 LOC BOVEY TRACEY PAY 19427 – 23473 p.r. + 10% unsocial hrs FOR DARTMOOR NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY DES 18.5 hrs / wk, temp for 6 months initially. Working as part of an integrated team of National Park Rangers, assist in the full variety of Ranger duties working closely with other staff, countryside agencies, landowners, local communities & visitors. Working 3 days per week on a rota basis, regularly at weekends & on public holidays. BUT Enthusiastic with a passion for Dartmoor National Park. Working knowledge of countryside & public rights of way management desirable. Excellent communication & interpersonal skills. ASK www.dartmoor-npa.gov.uk Dartmoor National Park Authority, Parke, Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ13 9JQ 01626 832093. REF 2445-DAILY-17/8 JOB GREENWAYS RIVER RANGER BE4 19/8/09 LOC IPSWICH PAY 17059 – 19518 pro rata FOR THE GREENWAYS PROJECT DES Temp to 31/3/10. Well established partnership between local authorities & other community organisations, that aims to manage & enhance green space in & around Ipswich for the benefit of biodiversity & local people. Carry out the routine maintenance & management of the river corridor through Ipswich, associated green spaces & other sites managed by the Project. Includes working with local communities to increase visitor numbers & practical involvement in the strategic corridor, as part of the Greenways Project team. BUT Experience of managing land for wildlife & community use.

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com Prepared to work outdoors in all weathers & to walk long distances over difficult terrain carrying machinery / materials. Enhanced CRB Disclosure. ASK Chat: James Baker, Greenways Project Manager, 01473 433995. Apply: Barbara Jackson, PTR, Grafton House, 15-17 Russell Road, Ipswich IP1 2DE 01473 432827 [email protected] REF 2446-DAILY-17/8 JOB FENS WATERWAYS LINK PROJECT MANAGER BE4 17/8/09 LOC PETERBOROUGH PAY 30100 – 33600 + benefits FOR ENVIRONMENT AGENCY DES As Navigation Authority for the Anglian region, we’re responsible for over 541km of picturesque waterways. Our work on these rivers brings considerable economic, social, environmental, cultural, educational & health benefits. They also offer recreational opportunities & can generate revenue & employment through tourism. Your work will generate increased visitor numbers while securing external funding & investment to create a more self-sufficient waterways network. BUT Inspired by creating a better environment. Postgraduate qualification or relevant experience in funding, regeneration, tourism, engineering or similar field. ASK Ref: IRC42932. www.environment-agency.gov.uk/jobs 0845 601 2233 [email protected]

REF 2447/8-DAILY-24/8 LOC DEVIZES BE4 21/8/09 FOR WILTSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUST JOB PAY DES Environmental & Waste Education Team Leader 25423 Broaden the range of young people reached by the programme & raise their awareness to waste minimisation issues & associated environmental impacts, & empower them with the knowledge to make informed decisions & choices about their planet. Some travelling & out of normal office hours. BUT Ideally from an education background or equiv experience of working with schools & young people. Knowledge of the National Curriculum. Some supervisory experience & excellent interpersonal & communication skills in all mediums & able to motivate & inspire colleagues & diverse audiences of all ages. Full driving licence & vehicle. IV 8/9/09. P/T Environment & Waste Education Officer 22353 pro rata 22.5 hrs / wk, Maternity cover Oct 09 – June 10. Continue & develop the current Waste Education Programme. BUT Relevant experience of working with young peope in either schools or with other agencies. Enthusiasm for sustainability issues & waste minimisation in particular, as well as for the educational development of young people generally. Strong communication skills, initiative, creativity, good organisational skills & ability to persuade & motivate others at a number of different levels. IV 4/9/09. Both: Ideal opportunity to gain experience in the charity / environment sector & join a friendly & dynamic team. CRB check required. ASK [email protected] A4 SAE (46p) to: Recruitment Administrator, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, Elm Tree Court, Long Street, Devizes, Wiltshire SN10 1NJ REF 2449-DAILY-17/8 JOB ARBORICULTURAL SURVEYOR BE4 17/8/09 (noon) IV 25/8/09 LOC ABINGDON or HOME BASED in SE ENGLAND PAY 21492 – 23880 FOR ADAS UK LTD DES 6 months, may be extended. To work on long term vegetation management contracts in the utility sector undertaking audits of contractors who will have already completed tree & vegetation surveys & sought landowner permissions. Carry out quality audits on completed cut vegetation. BUT ND / HND or equivalent in Arboriculture of Forestry. 1+ year’s relevant practical experience in linear vegetation surveys. Knowledge & experience of tree surveying

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com techniques & risk / hazard assessment methodologies. Knowledge & experience of forestry, arboricultural & land management work practices. Experience & knowledge of audits, gaining consents, preparing clear work specifications & risk assessments for contractors. Communication skills, numerate & proficient with MS Word & Excel & broad understanding of GIS systems & hand held data capture. Current full UK driving licence ASK CV & covering letter explaining your suitability for the position to Laura Featherstone, ADAS Gleadthorpe, Meden Vale, Mansfield, Notts NG20 9PF 01623 844331 [email protected] REF 2450/1-DIRECT-24/8 LOC SHEFFIELD BE4 See below FOR SHEFFIELD WILDLIFE TRUST JOB PAY DES Marketing & Communications Manager 25725 pro rata 18.75 hrs. To lead the Trust in engaging new markets with new messages. Our new campaign ‘Living Landscapes’ provides an opportunity to think creatively around how to communicate messages about large-scale land management opportunities, species adaptation & climate change & it is vital that we engage, motivate & inspire local people to look after their local env. Work closely with other Programme Managers & senior Managers throughout the Trust & evaluate how we can maximise communications between delivery staff & your team to ensure effective & appropriate media communications. Network at a senior level & develop effective relationships with the media. BE4 25/8/09 IV 3/9/09. BUT Understanding of ecological issues not essential, but interest & enthusiasm for sustainable living & a love of the natural env important. 4+ years’ rel experience & / or degree or Level 3 vocational qual. Chat: Cathy Slater or Claire Chapman, 0114 2634335. Fundraising & Communications Assistant 14797.85 pro rata 22.5 hrs. Work to engage the long term support & involvement of members by introducing new means of communication & opportunities for involvement. Work to promote major giving, legacy giving & specific appeals to members & the wider public. Develop & co-ordinate all community fundraising events & activities incl recruitment & management of vols, trainees & student placements involved in supporting our fundraising activities. Assist line manager in planning financial resources & directly control agreed resources within budget. BE4 26/8/09 IV 10/9/09. BUT Rel experience, knowledge & skills, likely to be demonstrated by at least a higher level vocational qual & / or 1-3 years rel experience. Able to work alone & in collaboration with others. Chat: Cathy Slater, 0114 263 4335. Both: CRB check. ASK [email protected] 0114 263 4335. REF 2452-DIRECT-7/9 JOB RESERVES OFFICER BE4 4/9/09 IV 21/9/09 LOC NORTHAMPTONSHIRE PAY 17000 – 18500 FOR Wildlife Trust For Beds, Cambs, Northants & Peterborough DES Join the dynamic reserves team managing over 45 reserves in the county incl limestone grassland, ancient woodland & former gravel pits. Focus on several of the Local Nature Reserves in Northampton protecting & enhancing these important sites whilst ensuring their accessibility for public enjoyment. BUT Chainsaw & brushcutter quals, driving licence & first aid certificate, understanding of the principles of ecology & habitat management is also essential. You should be able to lead & motivate volunteers, & be prepared to undertake a wide variety of practical & office based tasks. ASK Chat: Jane Pearman, Reserves Manager, (01604) 405285 [email protected]. Apply: The Wildlife Trust, Lings House, Northampton, NN3 8BE www.wildlifebcnp.org REF 2453-DAILY-24/8 JOB ESTATE RANGER BE4 ? LOC RENFREWSHIRE PAY YES FOR FINLAYSTONE COUNTRY ESTATE DES The Estate, home of the Chief of the MacMillan Clan, is a family managed 150 acre estate overlooking the Firth of Clyde attracting 65,000+ visitors, including 3,000 school children, per annum. It comprises 140 acres of mixed woodlands with way marked trails, activity & play areas & 10 acres of formal gardens. Work with our existing Ranger team on recreation, education & habitat management to ensure a safe & warm welcome for our visitors & undertake appropriate management, maintenance & presentation of the site. A small element of your time will be spent on other estate duties including machine & equipment maintenance, small scale building maintenance, firewood production & some assistance in the garden. BUT Confident, outgoing, motivated, organised, physically fit, practically & mechanically orientated, ‘handson’ & competent in using a variety of estate maintenance equipment including a tractor; chainsaw, spraying & first aid certificates. Disclosure Scotland check. ASK Head Ranger, [email protected] REF 2454-DIRECT-17/8 JOB YOUTH PROJECT OFFICER BE4 14/8/09 (9am) IV 21/8/09 LOC EXETER PAY 17350 – 25781 FOR BTCV DES Short term to March 2011. To deliver a programme of activities for young people in Devon. The Youth programme is a series of projects designed to meet the needs of young people not in education or employment or training who wish to gain experience & guidance in outdoor practical industries. Role involves the management & delivery of practical projects & other work so young people have opportunities to become engaged in a variety of ways, helping them build confidence & team working skills. BUT Experience of setting up vol opportunities, recruiting & supporting vols & working with young people. Practical conservation, env education & project management skills & ability to communicate & work with a wide range of people. Full driving licence for use of company vehicle. CRB check. ASK Ref: YPOE. www.btcv.org.uk BTCV Personnel Dept, BTCV Sedum House, Mallard Way, Potteric Carr, Doncaster DN4 8DB [email protected] 01302 388844. REF 2455-DAILY-31/8 JOB RESERVE MANAGER BE4 2/9/09 LOC BRISTOL PAY 20000 + pension FOR AVON WILDLIFE TRUST DES Join the expanding reserves team to ensure that the Trust's nature reserves are managed to the highest possible standards to maximise their value & benefits both nature conservation & public engagement & understanding. BUT 2 years+ experience of nature conservation & practical reserves management with a working knowledge of agri-env schemes & farming practises. Driving licences essential. ASK Chat: Lucy Rodgers / Tim Curley 0117 9177270 Apply: www.avonwildlifetrust.org.uk REF

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com BE4 See below FOR BTCV JOB (REF) PAY DES Senior Project Officer (LSPO) 18849 – 23905 Leeds. Find the project work & leading some projects for the Leeds midweek group. Manage a team of 3 – 4 part time vol officers. The group runs Tues to Thurs every week & some weekend days. Work is undertaken for local authorities, private clients & a range or community partnership projects. Excellent career progression. BUT Good balance of people skills, practical experience & business acumen. Strong team player who can manage a multifaceted work load. Likely to have some direct experience of leading groups undertaking site work, an interest in training & sound admin skills. Full driving licence to drive company vehicle. BE4 28/8/09 (9AM) IV 4/9/09. Earn Your Travel Back Project Officer (ETBPO) 18849 + 3675 LW Kings Cross. Exciting opportunity to lead our delivery of the Mayor’s Initiative across London. You will be working with a range of partners & landowners to develop & deliver a programme of conservation activities across the capital. Extensive weekend working. BUT Experienced at working with young people; knowledge of habitat management techniques & experience of conservation volunteering; able to motivate young people from disadvantaged backgrounds; excellent organisational ability & people management skills & able to communicate effectively with people at all levels. BE4 27/8/09 IV 9/9/09. Both: CRB Disclosure. ASK www.btcv.org.uk BTCV Personnel Dept, BTCV Sedum House, Mallard Way, Potteric Carr, Doncaster DN4 8DB [email protected] 01302 388844. REF 2458-DAILY-17/8 JOB GREAT FEN ADMINISTRATION & VOLUNTEER SUPPORT OFFICER BE4 19/8/09 IV 4,10 & 11/9/09 LOC Ramsey Heights Countryside Classroom, Woodwalton Fen PAY 14935 – 17510 FOR WILDLIFE TRUST FOR BEDS, CAMBS, NORTHANTS & P/BORO DES Fixed term Oct 09 – Sept 13. To support the Great Fen team’s conservation, education & community engagement work. This partnership project is a landscape-scale initiative to restore over 3700ha of fenland habitat surrounding 2 NNRs. We recently secured the Holmewood Estate, 1300ha of land around Holme Fen, & are developing a wide range of education & community services. You will report to the Great Fen Education & Community Manager & work in close collaboration with other project staff. BUT 1+ year’s work experience in an office env. Valid driving licence, vehicle & enhanced CRB. ASK www.wildlifebcnp.org James Williams, Admin Assistant, 01954 713500 [email protected] The Wildlife Trust, The Manor House, Broad Street, Great Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 6DH Email strongly preferred. To save cost we will not write to unsuccessful candidates Major new campaign launches to get more people into nature Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham yesterday (7 July) launched a national campaign to get more people out of their homes and into nature. The campaign, run by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH), focuses on Scotland’s suite of 55 national nature reserves. These rank among the top wildlife sites in Europe and one of the aims is to foster greater pride in this and encourage more people to enjoy nature at its best. Launching the campaign in the tranquil surroundings of the Loch Leven national nature reserve, Roseanna Cunningham said: “We are fortunate in Scotland to have such special places on our doorstep. They are a fantastic place to get away from the daily bustle of life, to unwind and to appreciate the natural beauty of our landscapes and habitats. “Loch Leven is a prime example of everything that is wonderful about national nature reserves and I am sure this campaign will encourage more people to get out and enjoy them.” Using billboards and posters the campaign will bring the natural beauty of the reserves into the heart of the cities. The images, by photographer Chris Close, feature stunning views of Loch Leven by Kinross, Beinn Eighe in Ross-shire and Forvie in Aberdeenshire, tagged with the message “We’ve kept a place for you”. A new pocket visitor guide and national nature reserve website will also be launched as part of the campaign. SNH chairman Andrew Thin said: “These reserves are absolutely stunning places where people really can see Scotland’s nature at its best. We want to encourage as many people as possible to get out there and enjoy for themselves the benefits of the reserves. That’s what this campaign is all about. Wherever you are in Scotland, you shouldn’t be too far from a national nature reserve.” Some national nature reserves are owned by public bodies or wildlife charities, and others are privately owned. All of them are managed for the benefit of both wildlife and people, and provide opportunities to enjoy nature and learn the importance of conserving it for future generations. SNH 8th July 2009 REF 2459-DAILY-7/9 JOB PROJECTS CLAIM OFFICER (Great Fen & Restricted Projects) BE4 4/9/09 IV w/c 7/9/09 LOC CAMBOURNE PAY 16000 – 19000 FOR WILDLIFE TRUST BCNP DES / BUT Proactive, dedicated & detail-oriented, support out Great Fen & Restricted projects. Analyse project spending & revenue 7 produce quarterly financial reports as well as rel funding based reports. Ensure project funds are correctly applied through liaison with all departments. Budget management & finance administration. Prepare & submit claims, maintain financial monitoring information required by funders in a timely & efficient manner. Funds are claimed from a broad range of funding bodies incl landfill tax, grant-making trusts, corporate sponsors, lottery funds & Government & European schemes. Taking consideration of pre-determined milestones, monitor progress & deliver outcomes according to contracts. Provide an effective project costing service. Track income & expenditure using the Iris Exchequer system. Maintain a comprehensive audit trail. ASK http://www.wildlifebcnp.org/whats-new-vacanc.htm Email pref. Only successful candidates will be notified. REF 2460-DAILY-24/8 JOB AREA OFFICER BE4 21/8/09 LOC CLYDEBANK PAY 19146 FOR SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE DES Temp to 17/8/10. Contribute to the locally based team responsible for delivery of our remit in Strathclyde principally including Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, Inverclyde & Glasgow (South). BUT Degree or equiv in an env subject; understanding of natural heritage issues. Basic knowledge of the conservation system in Scotland, incl designated sites & protected species. Good communication skills both written & oral, & office skills including Word for Windows, Excel, databases & the Internet essential. ASK Ref: 072-020. 01463 725182 snhjobs.co.uk

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com REF 2461-DAILY-31/8 JOB BIODIVERSITY PROJECTS OFFICER BE4 28/8/09 noon LOC INVICTA HOUSE, MAIDSTONE PAY 20262 FOR KENT COUNTY COUNCIL DES Provide specialised ecological advice on wildlife related issues across Kent & develop & implement associated projects & initiatives. A key task will be to ensure wildlife is appropriately considered through the planning system. BUT Good knowledge & understanding of British Wildlife, the issues affecting it & the role of local government in protecting & enhancing it. Excellent communicator & able to deliver working relationships with a range of partners. ASK Ref EHW/09/0024 www.kent.gov.uk [email protected] 08458 247904

Voluntary Opportunities, all current volunteer adverts are available online: REF VOL-DIRECT-14/9 JOB FANCY A DATE WITH NATURE BE4 13/9/09 LOC LEEDS CASTLE PAY Travel expenses of up to 25 miles FOR RSPB DES To assist the Community team in talking to the public about our work & recruiting new RSPB members in a fantastic location. You can commit as many days as you want between 15/8/09 & 13/9/09. The RSPB is an active & exciting conservation charity, the largest in Europe & this is your opportunity to help raise funds for Nature! We also help you gain skills & give you a valuable insight into our work. BUT Like chatting to people. Want to make a difference to wildlife. Confident & outgoing. Excellent interpersonal skills & infectious enthusiasm. Friendly & confident in speaking to the public. Some experience in a public facing role & / or knowledge of conservation an advantage, however, necessary background information provided. ASK Kate Whitton, 07889 615727 or Chris Woolner, 07889 615726 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-31/8 JOB VOLUNTEER OFFICER – PRACTICAL PROJECT LEADER BE4 28/8/09 LOC ABERDEEN PAY Training, experience & expenses FOR BTCV DES Co-leading / leading, supporting & / or driving groups of vols. Attending site visits. Project Preparation (e.g. tools & materials, tool maintenance, vehicle checks). In return for your time you will rece8ve all training & also valuable experience of work in the environmental sector. Reasonable expenses covered e.g. travel & training. BUT Strong interest in conservation. Enjoy social situations. Able to work independently after training being given. Pref some practical experience or interest in learning practical skills. Pref full, clean driving licence. ASK CV to BTCV Scotland, Yvonne Stephan, Foucausie, Grandhome, Aberdeen AB22 8AR [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-31/8 JOB COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER OFFICER BE4 N/A LOC WREXHAM & FLINTSHIRE PAY 0 FOR BTCV DES Assist with the planning, preparation & delivery of a variety of env activities incl practical tasks, arts & crafts & workshops. Themes incl healthy eating, grow your own, nature studies & reduce recycle. When you gain enough experience there is the opportunity to lead some of our projects. You will gain experience in prject delivery in practical env activities & learn how to successfully budget, administer, plan & publicise these workshops & events. Assist & eventually lead activities across NE Wales in community centres, schools, country parks & AONBs. Also formal training e.g. First Aid, Leadership, H&S etc. Commitment of 2+ days / wk to incl Thurs. For as long as possible! BUT Enthusiastic about looking after the env & educating others on this subject. Good people & organisational skills. Full driving licence desirable. Enhanced CRB Disclosure. ASK Alex Fairclough, 01978 261538 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-17/8 JOB CENTRE ADMINISTRATORS - VOLUNTARY BE4 19/8/09 IV 27/8/09 LOC ELTHAM, LONDON PAY 0 FOR WIDEHORIZONS OUTDOOR EDUCATION TRUST DES We are looking for versatile individuals who are keen to take an active role in running the administration of this popular environmental education centre. The post will run for 6 – 8 weeks in the first instance, but is expected to run for longer. BUT Good level of education & admin skills. Good understanding of MS Word & Excel desirable. ASK Tracey McDougall, [email protected] Environmental Curriculum Service, 77 Bexley Road, London SE9 2PE REF VOL-DIRECT-24/8 JOB COUNTRYSIDE VOLUNTEER BE4 24/8/09 LOC HARDCASTLE CRAGS, HEBDEN BRIDGE PAY Expenses FOR THE NATIONAL TRUST DES Countryside Volunteer wanted! Full time for 3 months starting September 2009. Shared accommodation can be provided but there will be some costs to cover bills. BUT Keen, enthusiastic, some experience of working in the countryside & a chainsaw certificate desirable as well as a willingness to work weekends. ASK 01422 844518 [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-17/8 JOB CONSERVATION OFFICER (VOLUNTARY) BE4 14/8/09 LOC ALDERNEY, CHANNEL ISLANDS PAY up to £60 / wk for living & accom expenses FOR ALDERNEY WILDLIFE TRUST DES 12 month placement, ideally from mid July, 35 hrs / wk, flexible to suit project & paid work requirements. The Trust is responsible for the maintenance of 2 terrestrial nature reserves of over 100ha & 20km of footpaths & the protection of all aspects of the Island’s habitats & ecosystems. You will take a lead role in the development of the nature reserves programme, both at a practical & policy level incl constant assessment of the programme, involvement of staff & vols & practical groundwork where necessary. BUT Must supply up to date CV. Practical experience in conservation management. Min of BSc in related subject, though those seeking a work experience year as part of undergrad degree considered (practical experience helpful). Some experience around livestock. Pref some experience with farm machinery. Arboricultural interest or qual. Full clean driving licence. Willing to learn on the job. ASK [email protected] REF VOL-DIRECT-17/8 JOB INFORMATION SERVICES VOLUNTEER BE4 14/8/09 LOC MACHYNLLETH, POWYS PAY 0 vegetarian lunch provided FOR CENTRE FOR ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY DES 6 months, starting Sept 09, 40 hrs / wk. You will be trained to offer advice on a wide range of topics, from organic farming to ecological building materials & renewable energy technology. Help research & produce information materials & answer enquiries in writing, over the phone & face-to-face. BUT Passionate about sustainability & the env; eager to learn about renewable energy & sustainable living; passionate about reaching out to people & feels comfortable talking to members of the public. Excellent written & spoken communication skills & can explain complex concepts to a general audience. Understands basic principles of natural sciences, esp physics & not scared of numbers & statistics. Ideally some experience producing digital multimedia content (video, Flash etc). ASK www.cat.org.uk CV & covering letter to Donna Robinson, 01654 705955 [email protected]

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2462-FORESTRYJ-24/8 21/8/09 36720 – 48600

JOB LOC FOR

GENERAL MANAGER, CIVIC TREES WATFORD, HERTFORDSHIRE GLENDALE COUNTRYSIDE

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com DES Energetic & enthusiastic person to manage the business of civic Trees. BUT Good understanding of trees & the science involved in moving semi-mature & mature trees. Able to demonstrate commercial intelligence, strong numeric skills & excel at project management. ASK CV & letter Nicola Kidd, The Tithe Barn, Thorley Hall Farm, Thorley, Bishops Strotford CM23 4BE 01279 715040 [email protected] www.glendale-services.co.uk REF 2463/4-FORESTRYJ-31/8 JOB WOODLAND MANAGER x 2 BE4 ? LOC PERTHSHIRE PAY YES FOR RTS LTD DES / BUT Develop your forestry career within a company where skills & talents are rewarded. RTS will consider recent graduates for one post & established forest managers for the second. ASK CV to [email protected] Norman O'Neill, Director RTS Ltd, Craigentor House, Gilmerton, Crieff, Perthshire PH7 3LJ 01764 652858 REF 2465/72-GUARDIAN-24/8 LOC VARIOUS ENGLAND, see below BE4 20/8/09 IV 18, 21, 22 & 23/9/09 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND JOB PAY DES 4.5 x Delivery Officers 23000 – 29100 to 321008*1.5 posts in London (Ref: IRC 40984) *+ 3500 LW). 2 posts in SE Region (IRC 40987) & 1 post in East of England Region (IRC 40756). 2.5 Regional Delivery Assistants 19000 – 24650 to 26100* 1 post in London (IRC 40985) *+ 3500 LW. 1 post SE Region (IRC 40986) & 0.5 post in East of England Region (IRC40755). All: The East of England & London posts are 24 months fixed term, poss 12 month extension. SE posts permanent. Part of a small, dedicated team working to support our local Walking for Health schemes. ASK www.naturalengland.org. [email protected] Natural England Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Room 212, 2nd Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 603 7262. (email pref). REF 2473-GUARDIAN-31/8 JOB CARBON REDUCTION POLICY OFFICER BE4 2/9/09 IV wb14/9/09 LOC LONDON PAY 36294 incl ILA FOR THE METHODIST CHURCH DES Help develop policies to underpin our effort to reduce our carbon footprint in line with the national goal of min 80% by 2050. BUT Motivated selfstarter with sound background in knowledge of climate change & its impacts. Aware of policy guidelines & practices relating to the reduction of carbon emissions in the UK & a good appreciation of practical steps applicable to the life & work of the Methodist Church in Britain. ASK www.methodistchurch.org.uk Development & Personnel Office, Methodist Church House, 25 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5JR 020 7467 3769 [email protected] REF 2474-GUARDIAN-31/8 JOB PROJECT OFFICER BE4 28/8/09 LOC BEDFORDSHIRE PAY 24402 FOR BEDFORDSHIRE RURAL COMMUNITIES CHARITY DES Nourishing Neighbourhoods project seeks to improve the health & well being of disadvantaged communities in Luton, Dunstable & Houghton Regis. Key activities incl setting up community allotments & gardens; delivering practical food growing training; & running a community veggie bag scheme. BUT Good community development & people skills & practical food growing experience. Passionate about the importance of fresh, affordable local food to community health & well being. ASK Roz Carman [email protected] 01234 838612 www.bedsrcc.org.uk REF 2475/6-TES-17/8 LOC BEVERLEY BE4 19/8/09 FOR BISHOP BURTON COLLEGE JOB PAY DES / BUT Lecturer in Countryside 20000 – 29000 Make a significant contribution to the teaching & learning in the cside curriculum area teaching on a range of courses. Degree level+ qual. Working as a team in the development & delivery of courses & training programmes across FE & HE upto Honours degree. With recent & rel experience in Habitat Management, Recreation & Access, Ecology & Flora Identification. Lecturer in Foundation Studies 20000 – 29000 pro rata 30hrs per week, maternity cover. Experience of working with Foundation or pre level 1 learners & also able to offer land based skills in areas incl Horticulture, Agriculture or Animal Care. Good blend of experience & quals, excellent communicator. BOTH ASK www.bishopburton.ac.uk 01964 553019 [email protected] REF 2477/9-GUARDIAN-17/8 JOB TEAM LEADERS BE4 19/8/09 IV 10 & 11/9/09 LOC CREWE or KENDAL PAY 29000 – 37000 to 39750 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND DES Provide a high level of leadership, management & support, ensuring individual needs are identified & supported, & that we as an org meet our aims. BUT Strong, proven leadership skills essential; ability to build good working relationships through open communication. Know how to inspire a team through the setting of challenging, agreed targets. Broad understanding & appreciation of our work a definite advantage. ASK Ref: IRC 40669. www.naturalengland.org. [email protected] Natural England Recruitment, Shared Services Directorate, Room 212, 2nd Floor, Foss House, Kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 603 7262. (email pref). REF 2480-FORESTRYJ-17/8 JOB MACHINE OPERATOR BE4 17/8/09 LOC ABERFOYLE PAY 18281 + benefits FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION SCOTLAND DES Operate harvesting & marketing machines to fell & extract produce to roadside on thinning & clearfell sites in accordance with standards & guidelines. Part of a 3 person team on a shift pattern over 6 days working 4 days to maintain hours & production. BUT Experience in operating harvesting & marketing machines & full UK driving licence. Ideally hold NPTC Forest Machine Operations certificates in particular 14.5, 1.5, 2.1, 2.2, 3.2. ASK Ref: HR09/54 www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies Donna MacPherson. HR Operations, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edeinburgh, EH12 7AT REF

2481-HERALD-24/8

JOB

SENIOR OFFICER (COUNTRYSIDE VISITOR SERVICES)

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com BE4 21/8/09 LOC NORTH LANARKSHIRE PAY Up to 37905 FOR NORTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL DES / BUT Ref: ES/LS/263 Subject to criminal conviction check through Disclosure Scotland ASK 01698 403190 www.northlanarkshire.gov.uk northlanarkshire.myjobscotland.gov.uk REF 2482-PRESS&JOURNAL-17/8 JOB WASTE REDUCTION ADVISOR BE4 19/8/09 noon LOC ABERDEENSHIRE, ABERDEEN CITY & ANGUS PAY 17000 – 20000 FOR WASTE & RESOURCES ACTION PROGRAMME DES Home based, 4 days per week. Working closely with local authorities, general public, community orgs & schools to promote the new waste reduction programme which includes home composting, food waste reduction & recycling. BUT Good interpersonal skills, confident to present on a wide variety of audiences, excellent written & oral communication skills, full driving licence & computerate (Outlook & Excel). Flexible working hours (28 hrs per week approx) ASK www.wrap.org.uk Apply online application & send to [email protected] No CVs. REF 2483-PRESS&JOURNAL-31/8 JOB REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER BE4 28/8/09 LOC ISLE OF SKYE PAY £120 per day negotiable FOR AQUACULTURE & FISHERIES DES Part time, average 2 days per week, locally based & able to work from home. Role includes farm visits, wild fish netting, data collection & interpretation, promoting & managing Area Management Agreements & project management. Work closely with Fish Farmers, wild fisheries proprietors, Fishery Trusts & a Regional Steering Group made up of local representatives with salmonid interests. Act as the main communications channel between these groups & report to the Scottish Government through the TWG project manager. BUT Biology degree desirable but suitable experience in aquaculture, a similar role, in fishery or related enterprises, good knowledge of both wild & farmed salmonids will be considered. Hands on biological work, excellent people & negotiating skills, open mind, computerate, budget management & driving licence essential. ASK CV & letter [email protected] Skye Fisheries Trust C/o Peter Kinloch, 1 Glenuachdarach, Glenhinnisdal, Isle of ~Skye IV51 9XA REF 2484/8-FARMERSWEEKLY-7/9 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND BE4 6/9/09 IV w/b 21/9/09 JOB (REF) PAY LOC BUT Project Delivery Officers (IRC 40980-CJS) 23000 – 29100 Across SW England Specialising in soils, nutrients, manures or farm infrastructure. Working directly with farming community, delivery contractors, in house & partner staff. Project Delivery Co-ordinator (IRC 40981-CJS) 23000 – 29100 Taunton Strong project management & financial skills. Project Support Officer (IRC 40982-CJS) 19000 – 24650 Taunton Provide crucial project back-up. DES The focus for the new Soils for Profit (S4P) project will be the efficient farm use of manures, fertilizers & soils. Working with farmers through contracting out & delivering training events, on farm reviews & specialist advisory visits in order to help them save money, benefit the env & possibly access a new grant fund. ASK [email protected] Email pref. Natural England Recruitment, shared Services Directorate, Room 212, 2nd floor, Foss House, kings Pool, 1-2 Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PX 0845 603 7262 REF 2489/92-WNATENG-31/8 LOC EAST MIDLANDS REGION BE4 28/8/09 FOR NATURAL ENGLAND JOB (REF) PAY DES Health Walks Delivery Officer (IRC40964) 23000 – 29100 to 32100 Nottingham, Nottinghamshire & upland Derbyshire. Nottingham or Bakewell based pref. You will have direct responsibility for guiding & supporting the delivery of a number of healthy walking projects within the region. You will be working with the Primary Care Trusts & a range of other orgs in an influencing & advisory role to secure commitment amongst partners. Become expert in & advocate the benefits of walking for individuals, communities & the natural env. BUT Knowledge of health improvement & the health sector; sound experience of own work area, role & responsibilities. Health Walks Delivery Officer (IRC40963) 23000 – 29100 to 32100 Leicester & Leicestershire, as above. Nottingham base pref. Health & Environment Delivery Leader (IRC40962)29000 – 37000 to 39750 Nottingham pref. 18.5 hrs / wk. Lead the development, co-ordination & delivery of our health & env work across the Region. This aims to ensure people fully understand & value the contribution of the natural env to our quality of life & forms part of our wider people & access remit. You will be responsible for driving forward this work internally & externally, integrating it with other work streams & building strong & influential delivery partnerships with regional health & local government sectors. Health Walks Assistant Delivery Officer (IRC40965) 19000 – 24600 – 26100 Nottingham pref. Assist the regional Health Walks Delivery Officers, covering the East Midlands Region. Develop a broad understanding of the benefits of walking for individuals, communities & the natural env & communicate this confidently to stakeholders. BUT Basic knowledge of the team’s work area. All: Fixed term for 24 mths. Based at any east Midlands Region office, but see above. ASK www.naturalengland.org.uk/about_us/jobs REF 2493-PRESS&JOURNAL-24/8 JOB ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION OFFICER BE4 21/8/09 LOC FRASERBURGH PAY 24955 – 28772 FOR SCOTTISH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY DES To assist in the regulation & enforcement of a range of env legislation incl protection of the water env (controls on point source discharges, engineering, abstractions & impoundments), emissions from prescribed processes, storage, treatment, transfer & disposal of controlled waste (excluding radioactive) & use of sealed radioactive sources. Assess applications for env permits. BUT HNC or equiv essential. Rel degree & sound knowledge of env legislation desirable. 1+ year's pollution control experience essential. Computerate. ASK Ref: EP79041. www.sepa.org.uk [email protected] 01786 452555. REF BE4

2494-NEWSCIENTIST-31/8 31/8/09

JOB LOC

LECTURER IN MARINE VERTEBRATE BIOLOGY NEWCASTLE?

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Countryside Jobs Service Weekly – www.countryside-jobs.com PAY Up to 35469 FOR NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY DES Based in the School of Marine Science & Technology contribute to the teaching of the Marine Biology & Marine Zoology BSc degree programmes as well as to Masters teaching & PhD supervision. Opportunity to contribute significantly to a new second year marine Vertebrates module. BUT Marine Biologist with exceptional research & teaching expertise in any area of marine vertebrate biology to compliment existing strengths within the school. May have research interests in any area of vertebrate organismal biology from the molecular to behavioural & may have expertise in fish, reptile, avian or sea mammal biology. Strong publication record 7 the ability to attract substantial research funding. ASK Ref D477A-CJS Chat: Prof. MG Bentley, Degree Programme Director for Marine Biology 0191 222 5350 [email protected] Apply: http://www.ncl.ac.uk/vacancies/ REF 2495-WFC-17/8 JOB NON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER FOR WALES BE4 13/8/09 LOC ACROSS WALES PAY 5759 p.a. FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION DES 3 years with possible renewal. The National Committee meets 6 times per year. Opportunity to contribute to the development of policy & strategy. Also meet on the Audit & Risk Committee 3x per year, time commitment 1.5 days / mth, providing support on issues of risk, control & governance & assurance. BUT Good communicator able to think strategically about forestry & wider land uses. Committed to the principles of public service. Familiarity with the processes of Government an advantage. ASK Ref: HR09/52. www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies [email protected] Amy Cornelius, HR Services, Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT REF 2496/7-WFC-17/8 LOC TORLUNDY & HUNTLY BE4 17/8/09 FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION JOB (REF) PAY DES Recreation Craftsperson (HR09/72) 16154 Lochaber Forest District, Torlundy. Responsible for inspecting & maintaining recreation facilities, assisting with the Forest District’s events & community programmes & ensuring protection of the forest estate. BUT Some experience of commercial forestry & NPTC chainsaw & brushcutter qual an advantage. Community & Education Ranger (HR09/78) 18281 pr Moray & Aberdeenshire Forest District, Huntly. 3 years fixed term, possible extension or permanency. 22.5 hrs / wk. Organise & deliver community outreach, education & health agenda programmes, which aim to promote the district’s forests, woodlands & trees to the public. BUT Full UK driving licence & experience of organising education, recreation & / or interpretative activities whilst dealing with people of all ages & abilities. Competency in MS Office & strong interest in trees, wildlife & cside / forest management practice a distinct advantage. ASK www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies [email protected] Jillian Buchan, HR Services, Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT REF 2498-WFC-17/8 JOB CONSERVATION MANAGER BE4 19/8/09 LOC RESOLVEN, NEATH PAY 24731 FOR FORESTRY COMMISSION DES 12 months, possible extension or permanency. Help protect industrial heritage sites across the South Wales valleys, playing your part in restoring 4000ha of ancient woodland sites. BUT Sound knowledge of biodiversity & appreciation of sustainable forest management. FE qual in conservation or related env theme, or el experience in this field & working knowledge of MS Office essential. Fluency with GIS based management systems & management of Conservation or heritage programmes / projects, & evidence of working in partnership with other agencies & orgs an advantage. ASK Ref: HR09/65. www.forestry.gov.uk/vacancies [email protected] Amy Cornelius, HR Services, Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 7AT REF 2499-WGNWK-31/8 JOB ALTERNATIVE CURRICULUM TRAINER BE4 28/8/09 IV wb7/9/09 LOC LEEDS PAY 21000 – 23000 FOR GROUNDWORK LEEDS DES Assist with delivery of alternative curriculum programmes to key stage 3-4 - enterprise focused env education programmes within school settings. BUT Experience of delivering accredited programmes to young people; understanding & track record of delivery of key skills quals & ability t plan, organise & work to targets & deadlines. Experience within the hort, landscaping or construction sectors & qual teacher status an advantage. ASK Chat: Glen Duckett or Dawn Lawrence, 0113 2380601. Apply: Sue McGee, 0113 2380601. REF 2500-WHORT-7/9 JOB JUNIOR ARBORIST / HORTICULTURIST BE4 4/9/09 LOC AMPFIELD, HAMPSHIRE PAY 14988 – 16866 FOR HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL DES Based within our 180 acre garden & plant collection, join our hort team, working alongside & learning from our existing Senior Arborist (Horticulturalist) to undertake rel tree maintenance & also other hort operations when required. Ideal position for recent college leaver to further skills & experience. BUT Conversant with current arb techniques & hold all rel NPTC quals. ASK Ref: HCC1109371CJS. Chat: Ian Bawcutt, Acting Head Gardener, 01794 368405. Apply: www.hampshirejobs.org.uk 0845 850 0184.

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