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A vacancy has arisen for a Town Orderly
This post is a part time post - 25 hours per week (Monday to Friday 7am - 12pm)
It is essential that applicants have a full driving licence. The successful candidate will be required to work outdoors and fulfil a range of tasks to improve the environment in Sturminster Newton. The Council is looking to recruit a person who is committed, enthusiastic and motivated to undertake this job and will have a sense of pride in keeping up the high standard of the town. The salary will be in accordance with NJC recommendations within the range of scale points 11 to 17 (£17,707 - £17,391 pro rata). Closing date for applications: 21st June 2018
Please click for Application Form, Job Description and Person Spec. |
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LEST WE FORGET - Sturminster Newton. The Silent Soldier stands as a tribute to those who didn't return home and to those whose lives would never be the same again.
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Sturminster Skate Park The Council are delighted to announce that the skate bowl is complete and being used. A huge thank you to all those that have made this project happen, despite many setbacks along the way! At the moment please can we ask that you avoid the landscaping around the bowl and stick to the paths to allow the grass to grow and keep the bowl mud free. Happy Skating! |
Lloyds & Natwest Banking Vans Natwest Van - every Friday between 10-11am in the Station Rd car park Lloyds Bank - every Monday 12.30-3.15, Wednesday 9.30-11.30 and Friday 12.30-3.15 in the Library Car park, Brinsley Close. |
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Sturminster Newton is a small market town in the heart of the Blackmore Vale steeped in history and tradition. The town is mentioned in the Domesday Book and some present day residents can trace their ancestors back for centuries. The last fifteen years have witnessed considerable changes. The closure of the well-established cattle market and the loss of the creamery caused much sadness and dismay but led to regeneration of the town centre and large new housing developments. Thanks to the vision and efforts of its residents and business community, the town retains its character and vibrancy and remains a friendly and popular place to live, work and visit.
In this site, you will find further information about how the Council works, more details about Council services and how to access them, contact details for the Council and other local information. Please let us know if you have any question or comment about the work of the Council or the content of this site; we are here to serve you and want to hear from you.
To contact the Town Council telephone: 01258 475136, e-mail: admin@sturminsternewton-tc.gov.uk or use our Comments Form