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Tenancy Management Officer Location - Bracknell Duration - 3-4 months Hourly rate - 18.37 - 24.00 per hour (Depending on payment type) Sellick Partnership Ltd assisting a well-established housing association with the recruitment of a Tenancy Management Officer to join their neighbourhood and estates team to deliver a proactive tenancy and property management service within their patches. Purpose of the Tenancy Management Officer is: To provide an exemplary customer experience that drives up satisfaction and is achieved through a proactive and comprehensive housing management offer. Working in your patch you will be visible and approachable, understand local issues, work collaboratively, and be the trusted face of organisational accountability for the quality of homes, neighbourhoods and services we provide. You will directly deliver a range of tenancy management and neighbourhood services, collaborating with key colleagues from across the organisation as well as developing relationships with other local service providers. You will aim to sustain tenancies and ensure neighbourhoods are clean, safe and a place where our customers want to live and thrive. Key duties and responsibilities Deliver a proactive face-to-face tenancy management service, building relationships with new customers within a patch. You will support the customer journey at key stages of their tenancy such as viewings, new tenancy visits, tenancy audits, end of tenancy visits and property inspections for mutual exchanges and transfers. You will also be required to oversee complex general enquiries and provide information to support complaint resolution. Deal with applications for succession, assignment and other tenancy related matters in line with legislation, policy and the tenancy agreement. Support the Housing Project Lead with the letting of new build properties and embedding new neighbourhoods. Take appropriate tenancy enforcement action, including legal proceedings when required for breaches of tenancy including tenancy fraud, nuisance behaviour, unauthorised alterations, overcrowding and abandonment. If you feel well-suited to the role or want to discuss it further, please apply or contact Josh Meek at Sellick Partnership Ltd Derby office Sellick Partnership is proud to be an inclusive and accessible recruitment business and we support applications from candidates of all backgrounds and circumstances. Please note, our advertisements use years' experience, hourly rates, and salary levels purely as a guide and we assess applications based on the experience and skills evidenced on the CV. For information on how your personal details may be used by Sellick Partnership, please review our data processing notice on our website.

Belmont Recruitment are currently seeking an experienced Housing Services Officer to join our client on a temporary basis. This is a full time assignment working Monday to Friday. Overview: The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting housing and neighbourhood service delivery within a defined area, helping to maintain safe and well managed communities for residents. The role will involve taking responsibility for tenancy and estate related issues, dealing with day to day enquiries from residents, and working collaboratively with internal teams and external partners to support effective local service delivery and improve outcomes for the community. Main Duties: Manage a designated patch of housing stock and act as a key contact for residents Deliver tenancy and estate management services in line with policies and procedures Respond to resident enquiries and provide effective housing related advice and support Support residents to maintain their tenancy and promote safe, sustainable communities Carry out estate inspections and identify environmental or tenancy related issues Work collaboratively with internal teams and external agencies to resolve neighbourhood concerns Promote community engagement and encourage residents to access local services and initiatives Maintain accurate records and ensure all casework is updated appropriately Support safeguarding and ensure residents are signposted to appropriate services where required Essential Criteria: Previous experience within a Housing Officer, Housing Services or Tenancy Management role Enhanced DBS clearance Experience managing tenancy and estate related matters Knowledge of housing legislation and tenancy management practices Ability to work effectively with residents and partner agencies Strong communication and customer service skills Experience handling challenging situations and resolving complaints Ability to manage a varied caseload and work independently If your skills match the above criteria, please apply with your up-to-date CV.

A large Housing Association is looking for a Property Management Officer on a temporary basis for approximately 3 months in West London Key responsibilities are as follows As a Property Management Executive you will have the required authority, budget, skills and support to creatively address the housing needs of your residents. You will be the main point of contact for residents and will be personally accountable for delivering services to residents in a small area patch. You will be responsible for managing service charge estimates, collecting rent and service charges, ordering and managing repairs, managing estate and dealing with any tenancy or neighbourhood issues that arise. Where appropriate you may work with external Managing Agents for the delivery of company standards. Your services will be delivered locally where possible. You will meet residents annually to identify their priorities for the year. You will take ownership for getting the job done and keep residents updated on the progress. Where issues arise that you cannot deal with directly, you will work on behalf of residents and with other stakeholders, engaging services inside and outside to ensure their needs are met. However, you will retain responsibility when other people are involved, making sure that they do what they agree to do Hourly rate PAYE 23.07 and 30.50 Umbrella. 5 days in the office and no WFH Essential Requirements Must have worked in property management and have experience in Leasehold and Service charges Excellent interpersonal skills and able to pick things up quickly Excellent on Word & Excel Must be immediately available or on short notice Able to work in West London

Coin Street was created through determination, collective action and a belief that neighbourhoods thrive when communities have real ownership and voice. For more than forty years, we have demonstrated what is possible when social purpose, entrepreneurship and long term stewardship are brought together. From affordable co operative homes and public spaces to cultural, commercial and community activity, Coin Street is both nationally recognised and deeply local. Today, Coin Street sits at the heart of one of the most vibrant and visited parts of London, yet our purpose remains rooted in serving those who live, work and spend time here. We exist to ensure this neighbourhood continues to be inclusive, welcoming and resilient, and that the value created by the land and buildings we steward is reinvested for public and community benefit. We are now seeking an outstanding Chief Executive to lead Coin Street into its next phase. This is a rare opportunity to head a purpose driven organisation with a significant asset base, strong public profile, and deep roots in its community. As Chief Executive, you will provide strategic and commercial leadership to Coin Street, balancing financial performance with a clear social mission. Reporting to the Board, you will lead a multidisciplinary senior team and oversee a significant property and asset portfolio, driving sustainable income, long term value and sound investment and risk management. You will be a visible ambassador for the organisation and community, building trusted relationships across the South Bank and beyond, while leading organisational development to ensure Coin Street remains resilient, well governed and fit for the future. A commitment to community engagement and partnership working is essential, ensuring Coin Street's community programmes continue to thrive and deliver meaningful impact. If this role feels aligned with your experience and ambitions, please visit the dedicated microsite to find out more about the opportunity and what you'll be able to offer and shape at Coin Street. Closing Date: Wednesday 27 May

CSS Recruitment are currently looking for a Civil Enforcement Officer in Colchester. This role will require the indivdual to start and end the shift in Harlow. Hours 7:30 - 19:00 with a 1 hour lunch. (10 and a half hours per day) Experience You Will Bring (Essential) Numerate and Literate Have accurate and clear communication skills both written and verbal with the ability to apply them to different audiences and circumstances Full, Clean UK Diving Licence (Manual) Experience You Will Bring (Desirable) Some knowledge of the Roads & Streets in the North Essex Parking Partnership (Braintree, Colchester, Epping, Harlow, Tendring & Uttlesford) Parking regulations in accordance with the Highway Code Knowledge of the Traffic Management Act 2004 Previous knowledge of issuing Penalty Charge Notices Working in close cooperation with the police, PCSOs, Neighbourhood Wardens North Essex Parking Partnerships policy on parking enforcement Skills An understanding of Health and Safety Knowledge of the appropriate Area Integrity Be able to inspire and motivate others Organisational awareness Be able to build and use relationships inside and outside the Organisation Demonstrate cultural awareness Be confident with an ability to use own initiative and discretion Tactful and diplomatic Be able to deal effectively with people and placate irate members of public Educate members of the public about various parking Restrictions Essential ICT skills including the use of email, communication platforms and mobile phone applications Ability to operate a handheld device/camera in the issuing of PCNs Be methodical and organised Attention to detail and accuracy Understanding of the principles of data protection legislation and putting these into practice. Requirements of the Role: Work flexibly as appropriate Work on a rota basis Able to work independently as well as part of a team To be physically fit enough to walk more than 10 miles per day Provide own footwear and black trousers (not denim) Have Full UK Manual Diving Licence Please contact Emma at CSS for further details and to apply.

Make a real impact in South Kilburn! The OK Club is hiring a CEO to manage and lead the organisation as we continue to develop our presence and impact in our neighbourhood. Thanks to funding from John Lyon s Charity, we re looking for a visionary leader, who is motivated by their Christian faith and who can inspire and equip our team and work with us to develop and deliver our strategic development plan. If you re someone who loves young people and community, and is passionate about seeing people flourish, we want to hear from you! Started by students and graduates of Oxford University (hence the OK in our name - Oxford Kilburn) The OK Club has been providing activities for children and young people for the past 60 years and we have exciting plans for our next phase of development. As well as continuing our programme of youth and children s activities, over the last couple of years we have also expanded our provision to make the club building available to the wider community. Taking an asset based approach, our Community Animator enabled us to open our doors and connect in a new way with our neighbours. As CEO you will be responsible for overseeing three key areas - our youth & children s work, our community engagement, and our building. Applicants will have proven experience of leadership in a charity or community context. The ability to work positively with young people is essential, and experience of managing a building and budgets is also important. Our funding from John Lyon is initially for three years but we anticipate that, with a brilliant new CEO our funding will grow to make the post sustainable. The OK Club is located in South Kilburn, North West London. We currently find ourselves in the middle of a building site (quite literally) and that our neighbourhood is changing drastically. Brent Council are continuing their massive regeneration project - demolishing all existing tower blocks and replacing them with new ones, with a greater number of housing units. While much around us is changing, our desire to support children and young people with play and development opportunities is as strong as ever. The OK Club currently has: A part time Youth Work Development Officer who oversees our youth work programme. A part time Building Manager. A part time Community Animator. A part time Children's Worker. Four interns (two full time and two part time, shared with churches), usually from abroad on gap year schemes. Christian Holt House which can accommodate up to five further individuals who live as part of the missional community and are required as part of their tenancy to contribute to Club activities. A small but important number of volunteers are recruited from among parents and the community generally. We are keen to grow this team, particularly with older young people and other members of the local community. Our site contains the following facilities: A sports hall 3 x activity spaces A kitchen Garden Two upper floors which are currently rented out to other organisations. We have been funded by Brent Council to renovate our Sports Hall and have ambitious plans for our whole site development in the coming years. The work of the OK Club is overseen by a Management Committee (Trustees) who meet every two months, and the post will be Line Managed by one of the Trustees. Inclusion & Diversity: The OK Club strives to be a diverse and inclusive place where we can ALL be ourselves. We particularly encourage applications from people who identify as Black, Asian or from a Minority Ethnic background. Safer Recruitment: The OK Club is a Safe Recruiter and will require all applicants to undergo a DBS disclosure as well as taking three references. A criminal record is not necessarily a bar to working for us but must be declared on application. Timetable: (subject to amendment) Post advertised - 18th May 2026 Closing Date - 7th June 2026 Shortlisting will take place in the following week and interviews will take place, week commencing 15th June. The successful candidate may start as soon as they are available and appropriate checks have been carried out. Application Process: Applications must be received by the deadline on our approved application form. Any expressions of interest received through Indeed, Charity Job or other online platforms will be sent the application form to complete and an application won t be considered until a fully completed form is received. All applications will be acknowledged and considered in our shortlisting. Applicants who are shortlisted will be invited for an interview which will likely consist of a presentation, a task, and standard panel interview. The recruiting panel reserves the right to request a second interview if they feel this is appropriate. When you are completing the application form, please pay particular attention to the essay section which is where you can tell us how you fit the criteria listed in the person specification.

Location: Belfast City Council - Community Centres across Belfast (including Market Street, BT1 2AR and Upper Mervue Street, BT15 2JZ) Contract: Temporary - 12 Weeks (variable assignment cover) Hours: 24 hours per week - flexible community-based working required Pay Rate: 14.35 per hour PAYE About the Role We are currently recruiting for an Assistant Community Development Officers to support the Community Services team within Belfast City Council. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to community development initiatives, programmes, and events across local community centres and wider neighbourhood services. The successful candidate will support local groups, volunteers, and community organisations while helping deliver inclusive and engaging community activities. You will work closely with the Community Development Officer and wider teams to support the delivery of community programmes that promote participation, equality, inclusion, and positive community relations throughout Belfast. Key Responsibilities Support the planning and delivery of community development programmes and activities Assist with organising community events, festivals, seasonal schemes, and outreach projects Recruit, support, coordinate, and supervise volunteers Provide administrative support including preparing reports and maintaining records Assist local community groups and organisations to meet their objectives Support community groups with training, funding applications, and project development Build and maintain positive working relationships with statutory and voluntary organisations Ensure health and safety procedures are followed within community settings Promote equality, safeguarding, customer care, and good community relations practices Support the day-to-day operation of community centre programmes and activities About You Experience Minimum of 1 year's experience organising and developing community development programmes or activities Experience supporting and supervising volunteers Experience working within community, voluntary, youth, social care, or public sector environments desirable Skills & Attributes Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Awareness of health and safety responsibilities within community settings Flexible approach to working hours based on community centre operational needs Additional Information Enhanced Access NI clearance is required Must be eligible to work in the UK Candidates must be fully flexible regarding working hours due to community centre requirements This is a fantastic opportunity to support local communities and contribute to valuable services delivered across Belfast City Council community facilities.

Housing Officer Burton on Trent Flexible - full time - 37.5 hours per week Contracted position Duration - 3-6 months Hourly Rate - Negotiable Our client, an organisation based in Bur is looking for a Housing Officer, to act as the main point of contact for tenants in a geographical area, managing rent accounts, tenancy and estate issues, tenant welfare and support. Duties of the Housing Officer role will include, but is not limited to: Manage a designated patch of properties, providing effective tenancy and neighbourhood management services to residents. Deliver a customer-focused housing management service, ensuring tenants are supported to sustain their tenancies successfully. Investigate and manage anti-social behaviour (ASB) cases, working with residents, partner agencies, and internal teams to achieve appropriate resolutions. Take appropriate enforcement action where required, including warnings, legal referrals, and case preparation. Manage tenancy-related matters including tenancy sign-ups, breaches of tenancy, succession, mutual exchange, abandonments, and safeguarding concerns. Carry out regular estate and neighbourhood inspections, identifying and resolving environmental and tenancy issues. Support income collection by working collaboratively with tenants and internal teams to address rent arrears and tenancy sustainment issues. The successful Housing Officer will have: Previous experience within a housing officer position Enhanced DBS - preferred Access to a vehicle If you are interested in the above role, please apply or contact Josh Meek at Sellick Partnership Derby office Sellick Partnership is proud to be an inclusive and accessible recruitment business and we support applications from candidates of all backgrounds and circumstances. Please note, our advertisements use years' experience, hourly rates, and salary levels purely as a guide and we assess applications based on the experience and skills evidenced on the CV. For information on how your personal details may be used by Sellick Partnership, please review our data processing notice on our website.

Lower Marsh Market Manager Job Description and Person Specification Term: Permanent Salary: £40,000 - £45,000 Schedule: Full time, although part time options will be considered Hours: 8am - 4.30pm - some flexible working and evening/weekend shifts may be required Reports to: WeAreWaterloo BID's Chief Executive Lower Marsh Market Ltd is seeking a Market Manager to oversee the strategic and operational management of Lower Marsh Market, a community hub since the 1800s and now an iconic central London destination. Company Description Lower Marsh Market (LMM) is a vibrant and historic street market in London's Waterloo, SE1, operated by Lower Marsh Market Ltd with managerial oversight from WeAreWaterloo, the Business Improvement District (BID) for the neighbourhood. The Market operates Monday - Friday from 11am - 3pm, when a road closure is in place. There are approximately 15-30 traders on any given day on the market; an array of hot food traders selling a diverse range of cuisines, plus a handful of craft traders. There is an exciting opportunity to launch a new Saturday market at Lower Marsh. Lower Marsh Market Ltd has its own Board and budget and invests any operating profit back into the market and its surroundings. WeAreWaterloo BID is governed and funded by the local business community, which includes a wide range of hospitality, cultural, SME and charitable institutions. Powered by a team of passionate individuals, WeAreWaterloo works to improve Waterloo as a place to work, visit and live by rolling out diverse and creative programmes that enhance and protect the environment, celebrate and promote its unique character, and connect those within it. Lower Marsh is a key part of WeAreWaterloo's Placemaking Strategy. Job Description Strategic Development Work with the WeAreWaterloo CEO, team and LMM Board to develop the strategic direction of the Market to generate footfall, spend, reach new audiences and positively impact the street. Work in partnership with the WeAreWaterloo CEO to develop and deliver an annual business plan for the market. Prepare for and lead quarterly LMM Board Meetings, with support from the WeAreWaterloo CEO. Stay abreast of the broader market scene to ensure adherence to best practice and the generation of new ideas. Represent LMM through trade group memberships, i.e NABMA, and explore relevant partnerships. Build a network of relationships with key stakeholders in the area, including relevant officers at Lambeth Council and Lower Marsh businesses. Staff Management The Lower Marsh Market Manager is supported by a Market Operations team who look after the day to day running of the market. Currently the structure sees one Market Operations Supervisor in place, supported by two further operational staff on site. A part time Admin Assistant supports the Lower Marsh Market Manager in the office, both visiting the market often to oversee operations. The LMM Manager will be required to: Oversee line management of the Market Operations Team and Admin Assistant, which includes: General day to day management of contracted and casual/bank staff members Delivery of staff appraisals and training Keeping track of staff hours and annual leave for payroll purposes Creating staff schedules with the Market Supervisor Overseeing the implementation of a daily task schedule which covers activities related to set up, break down and down-time Operations Devise new ways to improve the customer experience at LMM. Work with WeAreWaterloo's Head of Public Realm on the physical environment, working together to improve the look and feel of the street. Prepare for a monthly finance meeting, which is run in conjunction with LMM's bookkeeper, to provide an accurate picture of the forthcoming month's trader bookings. Work with LMM's accountant and WeAreWaterloo's CEO to review management accounts and annual budgets. A robust in-house system (via ) is used to record, communicate and store all trader documents. The Market Manager is responsible for managing this system on a day-to-day basis, with support from the LMM Administrative Assistant. Training will be provided. It is the Market Supervisor's role to set up, break down and store market equipment daily. It is the Market Manager's responsibility to support the team to ensure efficient and safe systems are in place to achieve this, and to make sure that all equipment is well maintained by the team - to meet safety and aesthetic standards. The Lower Marsh Market Manager and Admin Assistant are office based. The Market Operations team operates from a designated storage area. The LMM Manager must support the Supervisor to ensure this space is kept clean, safe and well maintained at all times. Support the Operations team to solve any issues/upkeep associated with the street's infrastructure, including electricity boxes/access points. Work with Lambeth Council to adhere to conditions with the Licence Agreement, meeting with the Licensing team regularly. Work with the LMM team to deliver periodic trader inspections/spot checks to ensure traders remain in compliance with their Terms & Conditions and compliance paperwork. Update and review Trader Agreements to ensure they continue to be fit for purpose. Trader Management Develop a recruitment plan to attract new traders, and oversee all tastings for prospective new traders. Work with the LMM Admin Assistant to track trader attendance, trader payments, requests, pitch plans, and compliance documents via . Liaise with traders to create daily market layouts and ensure proper and timely payments are made. Respond to trader enquiries, with support from the Admin Assistant. Ensure that all submitted compliance documentation meets required standards. Work with the Admin Assistant to streamline the trader recruitment process. Liaise directly with Lambeth Council to address any issues with applications and paperwork from prospective traders. Events and promotion Concept and deliver events to support footfall to Lower Marsh Market, working with the WeAreWaterloo team and often in collaboration with businesses on the street. Work with WeAreWaterloo's marketing team to support and coordinate all events on the street. Work with the WeAreWaterloo marketing team who manage social media channels and content ideas. Oversee the LMM website which is managed by the LMM Administrative Assistant. Person Specification Essential : Experience of managing markets or operating in a similar environment Experience of budget management Experience managing and supporting staff to operate to their full potential Strategic and creative thinker with the ability to forward plan and drive improvements Excellent communicator who can engage a variety of stakeholders Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to remain calm under pressure Desirable: Knowledge of working with a local authority Understanding of London's markets Experience facilitating outdoor events Experience working with CRMs or other project management systems Able to work occasional evenings and weekends, with time off in lieu Further job details and how to apply: Tenure: Permanent, full time - part time options will be considered. Benefits: Includes 30 days' paid holiday during the calendar year, plus statutory holiday on all UK public holidays. Place of work: This is an area-based role and you will need to be active and present in Lower Marsh, with some evening and out-of-hours work required occasionally We encourage applications from all backgrounds, communities and industries, and are committed to having a team that is made up of diverse skills, experiences and abilities. We are happy to discuss flexible working arrangements, job shares or other well-considered proposals for the role. Application is by CV and covering letter, explaining why you would like the role and feel you would be a good fit for the position. Please send your application to Kate Poulter via the button below The deadline for applications is 5pm on 3rd June 2026. Interviews are planned to take place on 9th June 2026.

Willmott Dixon is seeking a Technical Lead, working across our offices in Nottingham, Birmingham and Coleshill but ideally based out of our Birmingham Snowhill office, to play a key role to provide technical guidance to project teams to ensure compliance with business and building safety standards. You'll enjoy a hybrid working model with time split between the office, home, and occasionally, on projects with our site teams. This is an opportunity to work on a wide range of construction projects which regularly include non-standard buildings and on occasion higher risk buildings (HRBs). You'll be expected to draw on your strong interpersonal skills and comprehensive technical understanding of building regulations guiding teams, ensuring compliance. Our projects range from 10m- 150m+ across the following sectors: Education, Leisure, Blue Light, Commercial, Healthcare, and Residential, so no two schemes are the same! Responsibilities Build and maintain positive relationships with our customers, stakeholders, and project teams, and effectively communicate technical solutions and recommendations in accordance with relevant building regulations. Facilitate Willmott Dixon's role as "Principal Designer" and demonstrate the right competencies to be an advisor to our project teams. Create processes and procedures to review the competency of other members of the team. Where appropriate, liaise with Design Managers and the wider design team to ensure they and specialists have provided information and detail to demonstrate compliance requirements of the legislation. Ensure that design information is of a consistent high standard, compliant, and deliverable for the project. Keep accurate records of conversations and decisions. Upon completion of the design, sign as the "Principal Designer" duty holder for and on behalf of Willmott Dixon. Assist sites and respond to questions or items raised through site inspections by others, where required. Engage with and mentor our regional design manager community. Essential and Desirable Criteria Hold a Class 3 Building Control accreditation/qualification with previous experience as a Registered Building Inspector (RBI) Possess a Level D competence across the Building Inspector Competence Framework as required by a Class 3 Building Control Officer and demonstrate the behaviours and ethics appropriate to this level. Enjoy being a team player and active contributor to the projects. Full UK Driving License Additional Information Willmott Dixon embraces diversity in the workplace and will consider flexible and agile working. We are a disability confident employer. In return we reward our people generously with a competitive package that gives you flexible benefits to fit your lifestyle and priorities. This includes but is not limited to, an enhanced pension scheme, fully discounted private medical insurance for you and a partner, life assurance, incentive bonus and a car scheme which will make us a market leader in sustainable company travel. This role will benefit from a motoring expenditure allowance (MEA) and everyone can access a new generation of low carbon and electric cars via the Willmott Dixon run car leasing scheme. About Us With 170 years of rich history, Willmott Dixon's purpose beyond profit is to deliver brilliant buildings, transform lives, strengthen communities, and enhance the environment so our world is fit for future generations. Ensuring that we add lasting value to the neighbourhoods we work in; our values, people, innovation, partnerships and focus on sustainability has allowed us to build a successful and trusted privately owned business where our people can thrive. Willmott Dixon was recognised by The Sunday Times as one of the Top 10 "Big" Companies to Work For in 2025, named among the Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality in 2024, and ranked in the Top Five of Europe's 1,000 best workplaces by the Financial Times in 2025. Willmott Dixon is also the first major contractor and developer to win a King's Award for Enterprise in the category of sustainable development.

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced and detail-focused Business Support & Intelligence Officer to join a busy Community Safety operational team on behalf of our public sector client. This hybrid role offers the opportunity to work within a supportive team environment, with a minimum of one office-based day per week at offices in Torquay. The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting operational delivery through accurate data analysis, reporting, and business support functions. Key Responsibilities of a Business Suppot & Intelligence Officer: Support the effective delivery of Community Safety operational case management and service delivery systems. Provide business support across service areas including: Licensing Food & Safety Trading Standards Neighbourhoods Housing Standards Compile, analyse, and interpret statistical and performance information to identify trends and support service improvement. Undertake analytical preparation, research, and data collection activities. Maintain and manage databases, ensuring information is accurate, up to date, and handled confidentially. Prepare reports, documentation, and operational performance information for management and service teams. Support continuous improvement initiatives through data-led operational insights. Assist with monitoring service performance and operational outcomes. Candidate Requirements: Strong attention to detail and a high degree of accuracy. Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel. Ability to analyse and interpret complex statistical and operational information. Experience of database management and handling confidential information appropriately. Excellent organisational and administrative skills. Ability to manage workloads effectively and work both independently and as part of a small team. Previous experience within business support, intelligence, performance, or administrative environments is desirable. Experience within public sector, regulatory, or community safety environments would be advantageous. This is an excellent opportunity for a highly organised and analytical individual seeking a flexible part-time role within a professional operational environment. If this Business Support & Intelligence Officer role is of interest, please apply or contact (url removed)

Location: Newham East London Salary: 20.50ph About the Role Bridge Recruitment is working with a leading housing provider to recruit a Neighbourhood Housing Officer on a temporary basis. You'll take ownership of a defined patch, acting as the main point of contact for residents and delivering a responsive, high-quality housing management service. This is a hands-on role where you'll build strong relationships, resolve issues, and act as an advocate for residents. Key Responsibilities Manage relationships with residents and act as their primary point of contact Deliver a customer-focused housing management service Handle issues including anti-social behaviour, tenancy breaches, and estate management Carry out tenancy audits, inspections, and estate visits Provide advice on tenancy and property matters Work with internal teams and external partners (e.g. councils, police) Respond to complaints, enquiries, and escalations Identify risks and support safeguarding of vulnerable residents About You Experience in housing management or similar Strong knowledge of tenancy management, ASB, and safeguarding Understanding of property/estate management and housing legislation Excellent communication and customer service skills Proactive, organised, and confident in problem-solving Experience working with tenants or leaseholders Desirable: Housing or IRPM qualification This is a temporary role and working Hybrid Apply If you're looking for a role where you can make a real difference to communities, apply today.

Customer Liaison Officer Edinburgh Negotiable DOE Avenue are seeking an experienced and proactive Community Liaison Officer (CLO) to support the delivery of a major High Voltage (HV) cable installation project involving the construction of approximately 10km of trenching works between substations on the outskirts of Edinburgh. The successful candidate will act as the primary interface between the project team and external stakeholders, ensuring effective communication, minimising disruption, maintaining positive relationships and protecting the reputation of the business throughout the project lifecycle. The CLO will be expected to build strong relationships and maintain regular engagement with customers, local communities, local authorities, transport providers, businesses and all interested parties affected by the works. Key Responsibilities Act as the primary point of contact for all external stakeholder communication associated with the project. Develop, implement and maintain a Stakeholder Engagement Plan and communication strategy. Build and maintain positive working relationships with: Local residents and customers Businesses affected by the works Local community and neighbourhood groups Local highways authorities Bus operators and public transport providers Emergency services Schools, care homes and vulnerable customer groups Elected members and local councillors Client representatives and key project stakeholders Arrange and attend stakeholder meetings, public information events and community engagement sessions. Prepare and distribute advance notifications, newsletters, project updates and customer communications. Customer Management Act as the first escalation point for customer concerns and complaints. Log, monitor and manage customer enquiries through to closure. Ensure all complaints are investigated promptly and corrective actions implemented where required. Identify vulnerable customers and ensure additional support measures are put in place. Traffic & Public Interface Management Liaise closely with highways authorities regarding planned roadworks, traffic management arrangements and access restrictions. Coordinate with bus operators regarding route changes, diversions and bus stop impacts. Ensure businesses, residents and stakeholders receive sufficient notice of any disruption. Attend coordination meetings relating to highways and traffic management. Community Relations Maintain positive public perception of the project and the Opus brand. Monitor community concerns and identify emerging issues before escalation. Attend local forums and neighbourhood meetings as required. Identify opportunities for community engagement initiatives and positive project legacy activities. Requirements: Essential: Previous experience in a Community Liaison, Stakeholder Engagement or Customer Relations role. Experience working on utilities, civil engineering, highways or infrastructure projects. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to deal professionally with difficult or sensitive situations. Excellent organisational and reporting skills. Strong IT capability including Microsoft Office. Full UK Driving Licence. Desirable: Experience within power, utilities or major infrastructure projects. Knowledge of roadworks and traffic management processes. Knowledge of local authority engagement procedures. Understanding of CDM and construction environments. Interested? Apply with your most recent CV or Call Alanna: (phone number removed). INDTEMP

Regeneration Supervisor Location: Chesterfield (office, site-based, and home working available) Salary: 35,672 per annum, rising incrementally to 38,592 Plus an upcoming pay award (to be backdated from April 2026) Sellick Partnership Ltd are proud to be partnering with a well-established Housing Association to recruit a Regeneration Supervisor to join their team on a permanent basis. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced professional to play a key role in delivering high-quality regeneration and property improvement works within the local community. About the Role As a Regeneration Supervisor, you will support the successful delivery of planned works and regeneration projects, ensuring quality, compliance, and customer satisfaction are consistently achieved. You will act as a key link between contractors, internal teams, and residents, helping to maintain high standards across all works. Key Responsibilities Provide site-specific information on hazards and risks to support the Principal Contractor in developing Construction Phase Plans Assist in the management of allocated contracts, ensuring all works align with specifications, initial inspections, and relevant legislation Carry out post-inspections on completed properties to ensure works meet expected quality and standards Review and contribute to the development of quality standards and specifications in collaboration with Contracts Managers, contractors, Neighbourhood Services Officers, and customers Produce weekly progress reports on contractor performance and project delivery Conduct Health & Safety inspections to ensure safe systems of work are followed and maintained Ensure compliance with all statutory requirements, financial regulations, standing orders, and contract procedures Essential Criteria Demonstrable understanding of operating within a competitive business environment, alongside knowledge of public sector frameworks and expectations Proven leadership and people management skills, including motivating teams, building strong working relationships, and supporting staff development Strong project supervisory experience, with the ability to identify key actions and milestones, prioritise workloads, plan resources effectively, and deliver against structured action plans About You Experience within property services, regeneration, or planned works Strong understanding of Health & Safety and construction-related compliance Excellent attention to detail with the ability to identify and resolve issues efficiently Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Ability to manage multiple priorities and work collaboratively across teams A proactive and organised approach to site and contract supervision Benefits Fantastic Learning & Development programme, with opportunities to study towards professional qualifications (fully funded) Excellent pension scheme with employer contributions between 5.9% and 7.5% (dependent on salary) Flexi-time scheme offering the potential to earn up to an additional 24 days' leave per year Family-friendly support, including paternity, adoption and fostering leave Flexible working and job share opportunities Essential Car User Allowance Childcare voucher scheme Cycle to Work scheme Salary sacrifice car leasing scheme Generous relocation package for candidates moving into the area Occupational Health Service available to all staff Access to staff discounts, including Virgin Experience Days If you're looking for a role where you can contribute to meaningful regeneration projects while developing your career in a supportive and forward-thinking organisation, please apply or contact Josh Meek at Sellick Partnership Ltd Derby office Sellick Partnership is proud to be an inclusive and accessible recruitment business and we support applications from candidates of all backgrounds and circumstances. Please note, our advertisements use years' experience, hourly rates, and salary levels purely as a guide and we assess applications based on the experience and skills evidenced on the CV. For information on how your personal details may be used by Sellick Partnership, please review our data processing notice on our website.

Housing Officer - East London Rate: 26.53 - 28.12 ph (Umbrella) Working pattern - Hybrid 2/3 days on site / in office rest from home We're seeking an experienced Housing Officer to join a busy Housing Association, managing a patch across East London . You'll be responsible for tenancy management, estate inspections, ASB cases, and providing high-quality support to residents. Key Responsibilities: Manage a defined patch, ensuring tenancies are sustained and issues resolved promptly Handle ASB reports, rent-related queries, and tenancy breaches Carry out estate inspections and ensure health & safety standards Work closely with residents, support services, and internal teams Requirements: Previous experience as a Housing / Neighbourhood Officer (essential) Strong knowledge of tenancy legislation and housing procedures Excellent communication and case management skills Ability to work independently and hit the ground running Contract: Rolling 3-month assignment, immediate start. Eden Brown is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. Eden Brown is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Senior Corporate Officer Location: Guildhall Salary: £30,024 - £31,537 per annum Vacancy Type: Permanent, Part Time Closing Date : 5th June 2026 About us: The Corporate Services team provides essential support to the Council s democratic, civic, operational, and IT functions. This includes managing committee meetings and governance processes, supporting councillors, coordinating civic events, and overseeing information governance (including FOI requests, data protection, and complaints handling). The team also manages IT systems and service-level agreements related to office technology, telecoms, and digital infrastructure, ensuring that staff have the tools and support they need to work effectively. Our work ensures that the Council operates transparently, lawfully, and efficiently, supporting both day-to-day service delivery and strategic development. The team plays a key role in enabling informed decision-making, maintaining compliance, and promoting a well-functioning, digitally supported organisation. About you: Provide high-level administrative and governance support to the Head of Corporate Services, ensuring effective and lawful operation of Council and Committee functions. Deputise for the Head of Corporate Services as required, maintaining continuity and leadership in service delivery. Coordinate civic, democratic, and corporate services, supporting elected members, senior officers, and civic functions. Manage information governance, including Freedom of Information requests and complaints. Line-manage Corporate Services team and IT officer. Manage key operational functions such as corporate service-level agreements Assist in delivering strategic projects, including planning matters and the Neighbourhood Development Plan. Support effective communication, enquiry handling, and engagement with councillors, officers, and the wider community. What we can offer you: Generous Leave: Benefit from a minimum of 30 days of annual leave, plus Bank Holidays, pro-rata for part-time. Satisfying Work : Join a workplace where 97% of our staff find fulfilment and excitement in their roles, as revealed by our last staff survey. Secure Future : Access the Local Government Pension Scheme for peace of mind. Continuous Growth: Embrace excellent training and development opportunities to further your career. Wellbeing Matters: Participate in the cycle to work scheme and take advantage of various health and wellbeing benefits, such as free eyesight tests and yearly flu vaccination. Paid Care : Paid sick leave to take care of yourself when needed. Essential Criteria: In your application, please highlight how you meet these key requirements: Experience working in an administrative role within a structured or regulated environment, including supporting senior managers, councillors or decision-makers. Experience arranging meetings, preparing agendas, collating papers and taking accurate formal minutes. Strong organisational, communication and time management skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and statutory deadlines. Ability to handle sensitive, confidential and politically sensitive information with tact, discretion and professionalism. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Teams and SharePoint, together with an understanding of Data Protection/GDPR and Freedom of Information requirements. Desirable: experience within local government, democratic services, FOI or complaints handling, civic or mayoral support, and knowledge of council governance and procedures. To Apply If you feel you are a suitable candidate and would like to work for Salisbury City Council, please click apply to be redirected to our website to complete your application.

Rowner Community Trust (RCT) is recruiting a Business Lead which will proactively contribute to RCT becoming a more effective and sustainable resident-first organisation and help us to ensure the quality of RCT s delivery with/by residents. They will lead on business development, including profitable venue operations and income diversification, ensuring a friendly and high-quality approach to the community levy and help RCT become sustainable (in all senses). You will help us ensure the smooth operations of RCT i.e. accessible and safe venues, HR processes and supporting resident involvement etc. You will also work with the Chief Officer to help provide timely financial and programme monitoring and reporting for sponsors, RCT Board, levy payers etc and help to develop business cases/plans and funding applications. The successful candidate will need to demonstrate a willingness to be innovative and be able to lead (with the whole team) on innovation and ensuring cost-effective business processes ensuring that there is a contemporary resident-focused and easy approach. We are looking for a motivated and entrepreneurial person, and we expect that the successful candidate would have a business management qualification (or equivalent) at a degree level, have experience in cost-effective innovation and have a positive and can-do customer -focused approach and be able to work positively as part of a diverse team including involved residents. This role is an opportunity to make a real difference, and we are open to candidates with a wide range of backgrounds, and we are willing to be (mutually) flexible on largely office-based (core hours) working arrangements. The annual salary will be £19,800 and we also offer 30 days leave (18.0 pro-rata) and an annual wellness day. A full job description can be found below. We will have a drop-in information open afternoon/evening (15.00 - 19.00) on the 2nd Nimrod Centre (PO13 8AA). Application is by a 1 2- page letter outlining your motivation and key relevant skills and an up-to-date CV. This needs to be emailed to us 17.00 on Tuesday 13th June 2026. Job Description - Business Lead (22.5 hours) £33,000 pro-rata Job Purpose: Proactively contribute to RCT becoming an effective and sustainable organisation and ensure that organisational resources are available to enable the work of RCT with/by residents. Key Objectives: 1. Proactively contribute to the development of the organisation and positively lead on business development including profitable venue operations , a high - quality approach to the community levy, i ncome diversification and help RCT r each sustainability (in all senses). 2. Ensure the smooth operations of RCT to enable programme delivery by the staff team, collaborating organisations and local residents including accessible and safe venues, HR, relevant regulatory compliance, and safe resident involvement . 3. Provide timely financial and programme monitoring and reporting for sponsors, programme funders , levy payers and the Board. Key responsibilities: Positively contribute to RCT organisational & whole team development . Be proactive on profitable income maximisation and diversification to contribute to the financial sustainability of the organisation. Lead on cost - effective innovation on existing and any new business processes to ensure that there is an easy and cost - effective approach. Develop a proactive and structured approach to procurement and ensure that this is well specified and cost - effective and that a recognised green approach is achieved . Ensure that there is a welcoming and inclusive approach to venues which support RCT delivery , achieve full resident involvement and a measurable local impact. Ensure a proactive, structured and quality assured levy payment process is operating with a good relationship with levy players is being maintained and it is providing a regular and sustainable core income for RCT. Provide practical support to ensure effective programme delivery and monitoring including programme and financial monitoring and reporting to our funders and sponsors. Work with the Chief Officer to ensure that there is timely and reliable financial management information for the RCT Board and levy payers . Work with the Chief Officer to secure ongoing external investment in our core programmes and to deliver on a business case/ plan for our venues and spaces. Lead on the smooth running of the organisation s payroll, HR records and a proportionate and enabling approach to the relevant regulatory compliance e.g. safeguarding, health & safety, GDPR . Provide occasional cover for the Chief Officer. Key Requirements: We are seeking to become a fully resident - first organisation. So we are looking for a motivated and entrepreneurial person who is committed to creating a sustainable (in all senses) organisation which is actively enabling local residents to make a difference in their neighbourhood , including their venues and by leading the community trust . We expect that the successful candidate would have a business management qualification (or equivalent) at a degree level with experience in cost - effective innovation . You will need to have a positive and can - do customer - focused approach and be able to work positively as part of a diverse team including involved local residents . We offer an annual salary of £33,000 pro -rata (£19,800), six weeks leave (or 18.0 days pro -rata) and an additional annual wellbeing day. We are willing to be (mutually) flexible on largely office - based /core hours working arrangements. Key Role Metrics: 1. RCT achieves recognition as a sustainable organisation. 2. New income and planned investment targets are reached. 3. RCT spaces and buildings are generating a surplus and make a measurable positive local impact , including meaningful resident involvement. 4. Regular financial reporting to the board and levy payers is achieved. Pay: £33,000.00 per year Benefits: Free parking Health & wellbeing programme On-site parking Sick pay Work Location: In person

Job Title: People Experience Officer Contract Type: Permanent Salary: £43,329 (£47,990 is achieved after 12 months successful performance in the role) Working Hours: 35 hours per week, full time Working Pattern: Monday to Friday Location: Liverpool, Speke If you share our values and are excited about making a significant impact at Riverside, please ensure you attach a current CV and covering letter. At Riverside we recruit to potential not just on skills and experience, so we encourage you to apply even if you don't meet all the essential criteria on the job description. Please note that whilst we will accept applications on the basis of any form of valid legal permission to work in the UK, we will be surrendering the Riverside Sponsorship licence, so for the avoidance of doubt, we are unable to apply for any further sponsorships whether on behalf of existing colleagues or candidates. The difference you will make as a People Experience Officer Reporting into the Head of People Experience, the Officer is an expert in a number of disciplines that include colleague engagement and experience, appreciation, voice, wellbeing and/or Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI). The role would deliver against the people experience and engagement, and/or \wellbeing and EDI Objectives for the Group. Responsible for proactively designing, developing and implementing modern and innovative solutions, initiatives and frameworks to improve colleague experience and / or helping to ensure our workforce is reflective of the communities we serve. About you We are looking for someone with • Deep technical expert on either colleague experience and engagement and or EDI with proven track record in proactively and independently designing solutions and delivering initiatives that work, in area of expertise, in large, complex organisations. • A passion for and proven experience of driving employee engagement and behavioural and cultural change. • Knowledge of the Equality Act and proven track record of implementing diversity and equality best practice initiatives. Understanding and addressing barriers to equality, diversity and successfully advising and addressing related issues, whilst keeping organisation safe and legally compliant. Why Riverside? At Riverside, we're a housing association with a difference - enhancing the everyday for all our customers. For 90 years, we've been revitalising neighbourhoods and supporting communities by providing the homes they need to live full, fulfilling and rewarding lives. We have a portfolio of over 75,000 affordable residential and retirement homes across the UK. Our work ranges from homelessness services to social care, employment support to retirement living, and we need the best people on board to help us. Working with us, you'll enjoy: • Competitive pay & generous pension • 28 days holidays plus bank holidays • Flexible working options available • Investment in your learning, personal development and technology • A wide range of benefits Diversity and Inclusion at Riverside: We are inclusive. At Riverside, we value diversity in all its forms. We foster a workplace where all individuals are respected, empowered, and heard. Our commitment to inclusivity drives our success and enriches the lives of our customers and colleagues. Riverside is a Disability Confident Employer and operates a Guaranteed Interview Scheme for any applicant who declares they have a disability. If the applicant meets the minimum requirements for the role (as set out in the role profile and/or person specification) they will be guaranteed an interview. Applications may close before the deadline, so please apply early to be considered.