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Finance Manager Newton Ayliffe - Hybrid Full Time 37 Hours per Week £44,075 - £47,181 per annum Market supplement available for an exceptional candidate (up to £51,356) Make a Difference in Your Community Great Aycliffe Town Council is seeking an experienced and motivated Finance Manager to join its Corporate Management Team. This is an exciting opportunity for a qualified finance professional to play a key role in supporting the strategic and financial management of one of the largest and most active town councils in the country. Reporting directly to the Town Clerk, you will lead a small finance team and take responsibility for the Council's financial management, ensuring strong governance, regulatory compliance and value for money across a wide range of community services and facilities. About the Role As Finance Manager and Responsible Financial Officer (RFO), you will: Lead and manage the Council's finance function and finance team. Prepare and monitor annual budgets and medium-term financial plans. Produce year-end accounts and statutory financial returns. Oversee treasury management, payroll, accounts payable and receivable. Manage audit processes, financial controls and risk management arrangements. Provide strategic financial advice and support to Members and senior officers. Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and best practice. About You We are looking for a finance professional who can demonstrate: Significant financial management experience, ideally within local government or the public sector. Strong knowledge of budgeting, financial planning and year-end accounts. Experience of leading teams and managing financial systems and controls. Excellent analytical, communication and stakeholder management skills. A relevant accountancy qualification or equivalent experience. What We Offer Competitive salary package. Local Government Pension Scheme. Flexible and hybrid working arrangements. Generous annual leave entitlement. Discounted membership at Oak Leaf Sports and Golf Complex. The opportunity to make a real impact within the local community. If you are an ambitious finance professional looking for a rewarding leadership role within a forward-thinking and community-focused organisation, we would love to hear from you. Closing Date: 12 noon, 29 June 2026 Interview Date: 6 July 2026 For more information contact Dani at Berry Recruitment Darlington on Please note that no terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate on the grounds of a person's gender, marital status, race, religion, colour, age, disability or sexual orientation. Every candidate will be assessed only in accordance with their merits, qualifications and ability to perform the duties of the job.

Asset Intelligence Officer (Council) Central London - Hybrid Contract Inside IR35 Code Red Associates are working with a long standing client of ours who are actively looking to add an asset intelligence officer. This role will report into the strategic asset intelligence manager. Job Purpose: To ensure property information is captured, processed and maintained to the highest standards. To work collaboratively to deliver service outcomes and manage information flows. The outcome of the work is robust property information which supports the strategic management of council homes, their components, and equipment. Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure information requirements are understood, data is provided in a timely manner, in agreed formats, and in accordance with information governance processes. Work across teams and support data validation and preparation for analysis, quality auditing, operational and decision-making purposes through the creation and management of a wide variety of outputs. Duties: Provide support on updating and quality assuring data held on the department's database, ensuring the accessibility of accurate information across the department and to internal and external stakeholders as required. Manage all aspects of property information processing including data input and validation, quality assurance, data cleansing digitisation, preparing insight reports, and working with stakeholders. Contribute to the development and implementation of policies, frameworks and systems that support the continuous improvement of property information. Collate and provide property performance and insight reports as required. Work collaboratively with colleagues across the organisation to ensure effective service provision and achievement of corporate objectives, including contributing to business and service planning and processes. Ensure robust use of the property information governance framework, focussing on maintaining and gatekeeping data accuracy in the database. Work with or business partner with relevant departments providing a high level of customer service and support in the prompt and accurate submission, retrieval, processing and distribution of information. Ensure that all aspects of property information can be validated for audit purposes. Work with and support stakeholders across the department in the development and monitoring of investment plans and programmes. Undertake regular data reviews, maintaining documentation of methodologies used, ensure information is reconciled across systems, identifying and reporting anomalies and resolving discrepancies. Ensure that organisational expectations in relation to complaints handling, resident engagement and equality and diversity are met. Undertake other duties relevant to the nature, scope and level of the role as necessary. Additional Information: In addition to the person specification attached, we want to highlight two areas that are critical for this role and where we expect candidates to demonstrate particularly strong experience. Data Governance This role sits within a team that is actively building and enforcing a data governance framework across the organisation. We are looking for someone who has done more than work with data. We need someone who understands how to set standards, improve data quality at source, and bring colleagues along with them. Experience designing or leading data governance initiatives, defining data ownership, or working within a formal governance structure (such as a Data Quality Champions programme or similar) will be a strong advantage. The successful candidate will be expected to challenge poor data practice constructively and help embed a culture of accountability around data across multiple service areas. Power BI and Data Visualisation for Decision-Making We use Power BI as our primary reporting and analytics tool and this is not a light-touch requirement. We need someone who can build robust, well-structured dashboards and reports that give senior stakeholders and leadership teams clear, reliable insight to support decision-making. We are looking for candidates who can translate complex data into something that non-technical audiences can act on. Not just someone who knows the tool, but someone who understands the audience and designs outputs accordingly. Experience presenting data to leadership or contributing to strategic reporting cycles would be a real plus. Candidates who can demonstrate both of these will be given strong consideration, even where other parts of their background are still developing. We act as an Employment Agency/Business with regards to this vacancy. As an Equal Opportunities employer we welcome applications regardless of race, gender, nationality, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, disability or age. All applicants are considered on the basis of their merits and abilities for the job.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Compliance Advisory Manager to join a growing banking organisation, reporting directly to the Head of Compliance Oversight on 12-month fixed term contract. This role offers the chance to play a key part in maintaining a strong compliance culture while ensuring adherence to FCA, PRA and wider regulatory requirements across UK Retail and Corporate Banking operations. As Compliance Manager, you will provide expert regulatory guidance to business stakeholders, oversee regulatory reporting, support regulatory change initiatives, conduct horizon scanning, and assist in delivering the annual Compliance Plan. You will review policies, procedures, financial promotions, and governance frameworks, while supporting senior management, committees and regulatory engagement activities. The role also includes compliance monitoring, risk assessment, staff training, management information reporting and supporting cross-border business activities. Role: Banking Compliance manager, Regulatory Compliance Manager, Senior Compliance Officer, Banking Compliance Manager, Compliance & Risk Manager Salary: £75k-£80k Plus plus discretionary bonus and great benefits including 12.5% pension Location: Central London - 1 day a week work from home We are seeking a proactive compliance professional with at least five years' experience within a UK banking or financial services compliance function. You will possess strong knowledge of FCA and PRA regulations, governance, conduct risk, complaints handling, regulatory reporting and policy development. The ability to interpret complex regulations, influence stakeholders, manage multiple priorities and communicate effectively with senior leaders is essential. Sound like something you are keen to be involved in? CLICK APPLY and send through a copy of a CV.

You'll play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth running of a busy executive office, enabling senior leaders to focus on strategic priorities while maintaining the highest standards of organisation, confidentiality and communication. Client Details This is a fantastic opportunity for an accomplished administrator who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys managing competing priorities and takes pride in delivering an outstanding professional service. Description No two days are the same. You'll be responsible for delivering high-level executive support across a wide range of business activities, including: Managing complex diaries, meetings and executive schedules. Prioritising inboxes and drafting professional correspondence. Preparing reports, presentations and briefing papers. Organising governance and leadership meetings, including agenda preparation and accurate minute taking. Maintaining confidential records and ensuring compliance with information management and data protection requirements. Coordinating key organisational events and supporting wider operational projects. Managing purchase orders and supporting budget administration. Developing and maintaining efficient digital filing and document management systems. Building strong relationships with internal teams and external stakeholders while acting as a trusted first point of contact for the Executive Team. Profile Exceptionally organised with outstanding attention to detail. Calm under pressure and able to manage multiple priorities simultaneously. An excellent communicator with strong interpersonal skills. Highly professional, discreet and able to handle confidential information with integrity. Confident using Microsoft Office 365 and digital collaboration platforms such as SharePoint. Experienced in providing executive or senior-level administrative support. Proactive, resourceful and always looking for ways to improve processes and efficiency. Job Offer Competitive salary of 33,000 per annum. Excellent benefits package tailored to support employees. Permanent role within a supportive and mission-driven organisation. Opportunity to work in a small-sized team with a significant impact in Liverpool. Chance to develop and enhance your professional skills in the Not For Profit sector. If you're ready to take the next step in your career, apply today to join a meaningful organisation making a difference

Our client, a leading banking and financial services organisation, is seeking an Information Security Officer to support the ongoing development and management of its Information Security and Cyber Security framework. The successful candidate will play a key role in cyber risk management, security governance, policy management, audit support, third-party risk assessment, and security operations. Working closely with internal stakeholders, offshore teams, and external service providers, this individual will help ensure the organisation maintains a strong security posture and complies with regulatory and internal security requirements. Key Responsibilities Information Security & Cyber Risk Maintain and monitor information security risk registers, ensuring risks, vulnerabilities, and remediation activities are appropriately tracked. Support the delivery of security and risk assessments for new and existing technologies, applications, infrastructure, and third-party suppliers. Review, maintain, and update Information Security and Cyber Security policies, standards, and procedures. Assist in ensuring security controls are implemented and operating effectively across the organisation. Contribute to the continuous improvement of the organisation's cyber security maturity framework. Security Governance & Compliance Coordinate security assessments, including vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, ethical hacking exercises, and cyber security reviews. Support internal audits, external audits, regulatory reviews, and security assurance activities. Prepare risk assessment reports, management information, and Key Risk Indicator (KRI) dashboards for senior stakeholders. Ensure compliance with relevant Information Security policies, regulatory requirements, and internal governance standards. Support the coordination of security governance committees, including documentation and reporting. Security Operations & Incident Management Assist with the management and resolution of information security incidents, ensuring timely investigation, escalation, and closure. Liaise with offshore security and technology teams regarding security matters and risk remediation activities. Support ongoing monitoring of security controls and risk mitigation programmes. Third-Party Risk Management Review vendor security questionnaires, due diligence documentation, and security assessments. Evaluate risks associated with third-party suppliers and outsourced services. Work closely with internal procurement, technology, and business teams to ensure third-party security requirements are met. Training & Stakeholder Engagement Support the delivery of information security awareness and cyber security training programmes across the business. Build effective relationships with business users, technology teams, offshore teams, and external service providers. Provide guidance and support to stakeholders on information security best practices and risk management. Skills & Experience Essential Experience within Information Security, Cyber Security, Technology Risk, or IT Risk Management. Good understanding of cyber security principles, risk management, and security governance. Knowledge of networking concepts, operating systems, and cloud-based technologies. Experience supporting security audits, risk assessments, compliance activities, or security assurance programmes. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to communicate technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities effectively. Desirable Experience within banking, financial services, or another regulated environment. Familiarity with industry standards and frameworks such as ISO 27001, NIST, COBIT, or CIS Controls. Exposure to vulnerability management, penetration testing, incident management, or third-party risk assessments. Relevant security certifications such as Security+, ISO 27001, CISM, CRISC, CISSP, or equivalent. Personal Attributes Proactive and eager to learn. Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach to problem-solving. Able to work independently while collaborating effectively with wider teams. Comfortable operating within a regulated and governance-driven environment. Flexible and willing to support critical security activities when required. What's on Offer This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established financial services organisation and gain broad exposure across cyber security, information security governance, risk management, compliance, and operational security within a highly regulated environment.

Highly Confidential Opportunity Financial Controller The Opportunity We have been retained to appoint a Financial Controller on behalf of an established and well-run organisation with ambitions to grow. The business has established a strong market position and is entering its next phase of operational excellence, investment and sustainable growth. Supported by an ambitious and experienced leadership team, this appointment offers an excellent opportunity for an accomplished finance leader to shape the future finance function and play a key role in the organisation's continued success. Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, you will lead the financial control function, ensuring robust governance, compliance and reporting, while helping to develop finance as a true commercial business partner. Alongside leading and developing the finance team, you will enhance management information and reporting, delivering meaningful insight that supports better decision-making across the business. This is an opportunity to build on strong foundations, drive continuous improvement and develop a finance function recognised for adding value, not simply reporting the numbers. Key Responsibilities Lead, develop and inspire the finance team, embedding a culture of accountability, curiosity and continuous improvement. Ensure robust financial control, governance, statutory compliance and external reporting. Enhance management reporting and financial analysis, providing value-added insight to support strategic and operational decision-making. Partner with senior leaders to improve business performance and influence commercial outcomes. Drive improvements to finance systems, reporting processes and controls to support future growth. Lead budgeting, forecasting, cashflow management, year-end reporting and external audit. Support strategic projects and wider business initiatives. About You You will be a qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA or CIMA) with experience in a Financial Controller or similar senior finance leadership role. Combining strong technical expertise with commercial awareness, you will have a track record of strengthening financial controls, improving reporting and developing high-performing teams. You will be a collaborative and solutions-focused leader who enjoys partnering with stakeholders across the business to improve performance, challenge constructively and influence decision-making. Above all, you will bring integrity, sound judgement and a passion for continuous improvement, with the ambition to help shape the future of a successful and growing organisation. Confidentiality Given the confidential nature of this appointment, further information will be shared with suitably qualified candidates following an initial confidential discussion.

Working Arrangements: This role can be home-based, with occasional attendance at the London office required, or performed on a hybrid basis (depending on your location). We are the national body for careers education in England, delivering support to schools and colleges to deliver modern, 21st century careers education. The Careers & Enterprise Company is a great place to work. We operate within a fast-paced and collaborative environment. We are brought together by one thing: our passion to ensure young people get the best possible start in life and are supported to find their best next step. Do you want to be part of a mission-driven team focused on transforming young people's lives? If so, we'd love to hear from you! Role summary (please see the full job description for further information on the role): The Careers & Enterprise Company, a non-profit organisation with a social purpose, is looking for a knowledgeable and committed Senior Information Security Governance Manager to join its small Compliance Team. Reporting to the Head of Compliance (CEC's Data Protection Officer), you will lead CEC's ISO 27001-certified information security management system, strengthen processes, and help shape policy. In this role, you will play a key part in ensuring information risk is managed effectively, that audits and monitoring are delivered well, and policies and processes continue to improve. Your work will be essential in providing assurance that the young people's data entrusted to CEC is secure. You may already be leading information security governance in a smaller organisation, or you may have built strong experience as a key member of a larger information security or governance team. We are seeking a candidate with broad experience across information security governance, including most of the following: identifying and assessing information risk, managing controls, carrying out internal and third-party audits, improving processes, developing training and guidance for staff, managing and reviewing incidents, and contributing to policy development. A strong eye for detail and excellent record-keeping will be essential to success in this role. Because CEC works with children's data and provides digital tools for careers education, we are especially interested in candidates who are motivated by social purpose who understand the importance of security governance in this context. An appreciation of data protection, tech ethics, and safeguarding will be important in helping you thrive here. Technical skills and experience matter, but so do your values. We are passionate about helping young people take their best next step, and keeping their information safe is fundamental to that mission. This is a fast-moving environment, so you will need to be comfortable working through ambiguity, building strong partnerships across teams, finding practical solutions, and confidently raising significant risks when needed. The key responsibilities of this role are to manage and continually improve CEC's ISO 27001-certified Information Security Management System, oversee business continuity management for information and technology risks, and support the organisation's development of a proportionate quality management approach, including work towards ISO 9001 certification. Essential criteria: Strong understanding of information security management principles and appropriate up-to-date technological, organisational, physical and people security controls. Good understanding of security framework such as ISO 27001 and cyber essentials. Good working knowledge of the range of tools, platforms, utilities and cloud computing typically used within modern digital firsts organisations Experience / Qualifications One or more of the following: Undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in information/cyber security OR Equivalent professional certification such as CISSP, CIMP or equivalent OR ISO 27001 lead implementer or lead auditor For more information and to apply, please visit our website via the 'apply' button. Closing date: Sunday 26th July (Midnight) PLEASE NOTE THAT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CLOSE THIS ADVERT EARLY SHOULD WE RECEIVE SUITABLE APPLICATIONS Equity, Diversity and Inclusion At the Careers and Enterprise Company (CEC) we are committed to fostering a culture of belonging. We know that engagement at work relies on feeling included and valued. Inclusion is both a choice and a practice, for us as an organisation and for individuals within our team. We aim to drive inclusion through every aspect of our work and we understand that diverse teams are essential for innovative careers education and are central to our mission and impact. CEC values the visible and invisible qualities that makes each member of our team who they are. We are a disability confident employer and if you need any help or support through the application process, please contact the HR team and details can be found on our website.

Executive Assistant (Part Time - 25 Hours)Liverpool Resourcery Group are proud to be supporting a well-established not-for-profit organisation based in the heart of Liverpool in the search for an experienced Executive Assistant to support their Chief Executive Officer. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a highly respected organisation that makes a real difference to the local community. Working closely with the CEO, you'll play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of the executive office while supporting the wider leadership team and Board. If you're an organised, proactive and highly professional Executive Assistant who thrives in a varied role, we'd love to hear from you. Key responsibilities include: Managing the CEO's busy diary, scheduling meetings and prioritising appointments. Acting as the first point of contact for the CEO, managing correspondence and inbox communications with discretion. Coordinating meetings, preparing agendas, papers and minutes for the Executive Team, Board and committees. Organising UK and international travel, hospitality and meeting logistics. Supporting Board administration, including coordinating communications with Board members and maintaining governance records. Managing expenses, purchase orders and other executive administration. Building strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders while handling confidential information with professionalism. Providing wider organisational and administrative support to ensure the efficient running of the executive office. We're looking for someone with previous experience supporting senior executives, exceptional organisational skills, excellent communication abilities and a proactive approach to problem solving. You'll be confident juggling multiple priorities, able to work independently and comfortable handling sensitive information with discretion. This is a brilliant part-time opportunity (25 hours per week) for an experienced Executive Assistant looking to join a collaborative, values-led organisation where your contribution will genuinely make an impact. You'll be part of a friendly and supportive team, working from a fantastic city centre location with the opportunity to contribute to an organisation that has a lasting positive impact across the Liverpool community.

Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) 12-Month Contract Hybrid - 3 Days Onsite Inside IR35 Henderson Scott is recruiting for an experienced Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) to join a major public sector programme. This is an excellent opportunity for a senior cyber security leader to shape security strategy, governance and resilience within a large, complex organisation click apply for full job details

Are you an experienced Executive Assistant looking for a role where you can make a real impact? We're seeking an organised, proactive and highly professional Executive Assistant to support a Chief Executive Officer and President of a small charity / membership organisation, while playing a key role in the smooth running of our governance and leadership functions. This is an exciting opportunity to join a respected UK membership organisation where you'll work closely with senior leaders, Board members and key stakeholders in a varied and rewarding role. About the Role You'll provide high-level executive support to the CEO and President, managing complex diaries, coordinating meetings and travel, and acting as a trusted point of contact. You'll also play a central role in supporting the Board of Trustees, Executive and Council by coordinating meetings, preparing agendas and papers, producing accurate minutes, maintaining governance records and tracking actions. The role also includes supporting governance processes, officer recruitment, elections, senior communications and occasional attendance at national events, including the organisation's annual conference. About You You'll be an experienced Executive Assistant, Personal Assistant or senior administrator with excellent organisational skills and the confidence to work with senior executives and Board-level stakeholders. You'll have: Proven Executive Assistant or Personal Assistant experience supporting senior leaders. Experience organising complex meetings and managing busy diaries. Excellent minute taking and administrative skills. (minute taking is AI enabled) Outstanding organisation, attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple priorities. Strong communication skills and the ability to handle confidential information with discretion. Excellent Microsoft Office skills and confidence using digital technology. Experience supporting Boards, Trustees or committees, or working within a charity, membership organisation, healthcare or not-for-profit environment would be advantageous but is not essential. What We Offer Hybrid working (2 days London office / 3 days home) A varied, high-profile role supporting senior leadership A collaborative and supportive team culture Opportunities to develop your governance and executive support expertise If you're an experienced Executive Assistant who enjoys working at the heart of an organisation, we'd love to hear from you. Salary 40K 43K depending upon skills and experience plus excellent benefits. Apply now for immediate consideration! (We know applying for jobs takes time and effort and we genuinely appreciate every application we receive. Owing to the volume of responses, we are unable to provide individual feedback or replies to all applicants. Thank you for your understanding and interest in working with us.)

Your new company Hays are delighted to be working with a faith-based charitable organisation in the North East is seeking a highly capable Project Finance Officer to take a leading role in managing, monitoring and reporting on a portfolio of grant-funded projects. This is an excellent opportunity for a finance professional who enjoys variety, autonomy, stakeholder engagement and meaningful work that directly supports community-focused initiatives. Your new role Role SummaryThe Project Finance Officer will oversee the financial management of externally funded projects, ensuring accurate reporting, budgeting, forecasting and compliance with funding requirements. You will work closely with project leads, senior managers, community partners and internal finance colleagues to ensure financial information is timely, reliable and aligned with organisational policies.This role is ideal for someone who enjoys both detailed financial work and building supportive relationships with non-financial stakeholders.Key Responsibilities Lead project financial reporting to internal boards, committees and stakeholder groups, shaping the style and content of reports. Support funding applications by preparing financial information and submitting grant claims through relevant grant management systems. Manage grant claims from local project partners, ensuring accuracy, eligibility and compliance with internal financial regulations. Advise and support community partners in preparing eligible claims, including occasional site visits. Maintain accurate project accounting using restricted fund and project accounting principles. Monitor and report against project budgets, investigating variances and liaising with budget holders. Set up new projects and manage approved budget changes within the accounting system. Coordinate project budget submissions and ensure alignment with funding agreements. Produce forecasts and financial commentary for senior leadership and governance boards. Contribute to process improvements within the finance and transformation teams. Provide wider finance team support including year-end preparation, budget setting and cover during staff absence. What you'll need to succeed AAT Qualified or nearing qualification, or studying towards CIMA, ACCA or ACA Advanced Excel skills - majority of the reporting is in Excel Experience of process improvement Experience of database management What you'll get in return You will be offered a full-time, permanent contract, with access to hybrid working and free on-site parking.Further benefits will be discussed on application. What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.If this job isn't quite right for you but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Chief Risk Manager 70,000 - 80,000 DOE Full-time Permanent South Yorkshire Due to continued growth, our client is looking to recruit an experienced Chief Risk Manager to join their senior leadership team. This is an excellent opportunity to play a pivotal role within a growing financial services organisation, leading the Risk, Compliance and Audit functions while reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer. The successful candidate will have overall responsibility for the organisation's risk and compliance strategy, with the primary focus being oversight of the regulated business. This role includes acting as the approved SMF16 and SMF17 , making it an exciting opportunity for an experienced compliance professional looking to influence business strategy and governance at executive level. Benefits as a Chief Risk Manager: Competitive salary Executive leadership role with direct access to the CEO Opportunity to shape the organisation's risk and compliance strategy Ongoing professional development Company pension scheme Supportive and collaborative leadership team Long-term career progression within a growing organisation Key Responsibilities as a Chief Risk Manager: Act as the approved SMF16 and SMF17 for the regulated business. Ensure compliance with all applicable regulatory, legal and governance requirements. Lead the organisation's Risk, Compliance and Audit functions. Develop and maintain the organisation's governance framework, policies and risk controls. Oversee enterprise-wide risk identification, assessment and mitigation activities. Chair Risk Committee meetings and maintain governance and risk registers. Monitor and test internal controls to ensure regulatory compliance. Produce executive-level risk reporting, Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) and business analysis. Investigate incidents, oversee root cause analysis and implement corrective actions. Promote a strong culture of compliance, governance and risk awareness throughout the organisation. Provide strategic advice and guidance to senior stakeholders and the executive leadership team. Manage third-party and supplier risk, including contractual risk assessments. Oversee data protection responsibilities and wider governance activities. Ensure Health & Safety compliance across the organisation. Skills Needed as a Chief Risk Manager: Significant experience in a senior Risk, Compliance or Governance leadership role. Experience holding, or the ability to hold, SMF16 and SMF17 responsibilities within an FCA-regulated environment. Strong knowledge of FCA regulations, corporate governance and enterprise risk management. Excellent leadership and stakeholder management skills. Strong analytical and strategic decision-making abilities. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to influence senior stakeholders and drive organisational change. Strong problem-solving skills with exceptional attention to detail. Ability to develop and implement effective governance and compliance frameworks. Commercial awareness with the ability to balance regulatory requirements with business objectives. Additional Information The successful applicant will be required to undertake a DBS check, CCJ check and other background screening checks. If you have the experience and expertise required to lead risk and compliance at executive level, including fulfilling SMF16 and SMF17 responsibilities, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today with your CV.

Morgan Hunt are currently working with a National Economic Regulator in their search for an Interim Principal Case Officer to join on an initial 3-month temporary assignment. This is an exciting opportunity to play a central role in coordinating the delivery of a high-profile statutory appeal, working alongside lawyers, economists and business advisers to ensure a complex regulatory programme is delivered to demanding statutory deadlines.The successful candidate will sit at the heart of a multidisciplinary appeal team, taking responsibility for the day-to-day coordination and delivery of a significant regulatory appeal. Acting as the central point of coordination across multiple workstreams, you will ensure project plans, timetables and governance arrangements remain on track, whilst bringing together technical analysis, evidence and stakeholder input to support the appeal process.A key aspect of the role will involve working closely with senior internal stakeholders, external parties and independent panel members. You will coordinate meetings, manage documentation, prepare papers and correspondence, organise hearings and maintain effective communication across all parties. You will also act as the primary point of contact for external organisations, ensuring information flows efficiently and statutory deadlines are met.Alongside project coordination, you will contribute to the technical analysis of the appeal by reviewing complex legal, regulatory and economic material. While you will not be expected to be a subject matter expert, you will need the ability to understand highly technical information, draw together evidence from multiple sources and support robust, evidence-based decision-making.This is a varied assignment, with periods of intense delivery around hearings, meetings and report publication, balanced with opportunities to contribute to wider regulatory projects as the appeal progresses. It is ideally suited to someone who enjoys managing complex programmes, coordinating multidisciplinary teams and driving delivery within highly regulated environments.The successful candidate will have proven experience coordinating complex regulatory projects, investigations, appeals or major programmes involving multiple stakeholders. Experience within economic regulation, policy, legal project management or similarly technical environments would be highly advantageous. Job Title: Principal Case Officer (Interim) Location: Hybrid - London (minimum 40% office attendance) Rate: £312.52 - £389.14 per day (Umbrella) Contract Type: Temporary (3 months) Hours: Full-Time Key Responsibilities Lead the day-to-day coordination and delivery of a complex statutory regulatory appeal. Develop and maintain detailed project plans, timetables and delivery milestones. Coordinate work across multidisciplinary teams including lawyers, economists, financial advisers and business specialists. Organise meetings, hearings and governance activities, ensuring all documentation is prepared and distributed. Act as the principal point of contact for external stakeholders and regulatory bodies. Support independent panel members through effective meeting coordination, diary management and administration. Bring together technical evidence, analysis and documentation from multiple workstreams. Draft correspondence, reports and briefing papers for senior stakeholders. Monitor progress against statutory deadlines and proactively manage delivery risks. Contribute to wider regulatory projects during quieter periods of the assignment. Candidate Profile Proven experience coordinating large-scale regulatory projects, investigations, appeals or complex programmes. Excellent project management and organisational skills, with experience managing multiple workstreams simultaneously. Strong stakeholder management experience, including engagement with senior internal and external stakeholders. Ability to understand complex legal, economic or regulatory material and coordinate technical workstreams effectively. Excellent drafting, communication and report-writing skills. Experience working within economic regulation, government, public sector or legal environments would be highly desirable. Experience supporting policy development, regulatory appeals or legal project delivery would be advantageous. Highly organised, proactive and able to deliver under challenging statutory deadlines. Strong analytical skills and attention to detail. Why Apply? This is a rare opportunity to play a key role in the delivery of a nationally significant regulatory appeal. Working alongside leading lawyers, economists and policy specialists, you'll gain exposure to complex regulatory decision-making while coordinating a high-profile programme with genuine public impact.If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Alfie Robinson at Morgan Hunt on for more information. Morgan Hunt is a multi-award-winning recruitment Business for interim, contract and temporary recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to temporary vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer, job suitability are assessed on merit in accordance with their skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role.

Senior Engineer - Highways Design & Construction Our client, operating within the highways and transportation sector, is currently seeking a Senior Engineer - Highways Design & Construction to join their team on a contract basis. This is an exciting opportunity to lead the pre-construction, construction, and delivery phases of highways, traffic, and transport infrastructure projects. The successful candidate will take ownership of projects during detailed design finalisation, construction package preparation, and delivery, ensuring schemes are technically compliant, cost-effective, and ready for construction before overseeing delivery through to completion and handover. Key Responsibilities Design Finalisation & Pre-Construction Delivery Take ownership of projects following completion of concept and developed design stages. Lead the finalisation of engineering designs, ensuring all technical, safety, operational, and buildability considerations have been addressed prior to construction. Review and coordinate engineering drawings, technical specifications, schedules, and construction details prepared by consultants and in-house teams. Ensure designs meet relevant national standards, legislation, policies, and operational requirements. Coordinate utility investigations, surveys, traffic modelling, road safety audits, and other technical inputs required to progress projects to construction. Manage the preparation and issue of construction-ready information and contract documentation. Identify design risks, constraints, and opportunities and coordinate appropriate mitigation measures. Ensure all approvals, consents, and statutory processes are secured before works commence. Construction & Project Delivery Lead the delivery of highways, traffic, and transport infrastructure projects through construction to substantial completion and handover. Manage a varied programme of projects including: Highways transport infrastructure schemes. Traffic and project development schemes. Town centre improvement schemes. Section 106 and Section 278 developer highway works. Section 38 highway adoption schemes. Monitor project programmes, milestones, and construction activities to ensure timely delivery. Manage construction risks and implement mitigation measures throughout delivery. Act as the client's lead officer throughout the construction phase, coordinating all stakeholders and project partners. Ensure quality assurance processes are implemented and completed throughout project delivery. Monitor project outcomes against scope, programme, budget, and performance targets. Contractor & Consultant Management Lead the management of term contractors, developers, consultants, and specialist suppliers. Oversee construction activities and coordinate contractor operations to minimise disruption and maximise efficiency. Review contractor programmes, methodologies, and resource allocations. Chair project meetings, progress reviews, and construction coordination meetings. Manage contractor performance against key performance indicators, contractual requirements, and quality standards. Resolve complex technical, contractual, and operational issues arising during delivery. Support contract administration and compliance with procurement and contract management processes. Health, Safety & CDM Responsibilities Act as Client Representative under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations. Ensure client duties are effectively discharged throughout project delivery. Review and monitor Construction Phase Plans, Risk Assessments, and Method Statements. Ensure appropriate consideration of health, safety, and welfare requirements throughout design development and construction. Undertake site inspections and audits to ensure compliance with health and safety legislation and standards. Promote a proactive health and safety culture across all projects. Traffic Management & Statutory Processes Manage Traffic Management Orders and associated statutory procedures necessary for project delivery. Coordinate temporary traffic management requirements with contractors, emergency services, and operational teams. Ensure statutory notices, permits, and approvals are secured and coordinated within project programmes. Support the implementation of traffic regulation measures and highway network management requirements during construction. Financial & Commercial Management Manage project budgets from pre-construction through to completion. Prepare cost estimates, budget forecasts, and financial monitoring reports. Monitor project expenditure and implement corrective actions where required. Manage change control processes and assess cost implications of design and construction changes. Approve purchase orders and expenditure in accordance with financial procedures. Contribute to business cases, funding submissions, and programme reporting. Stakeholder & Community Engagement Lead engagement with Councillors, residents, businesses, developers, and key stakeholders throughout project delivery. Manage consultation and communication activities associated with construction programmes. Prepare technical reports, Cabinet reports, briefing papers, and approval documentation. Oversee responses to complex enquiries, complaints, and correspondence relating to projects and construction activities. Ensure stakeholders are kept informed of programme changes, project risks, and construction impacts. Survey, Inspection & Technical Assurance Commission and manage surveys, site investigations, and technical assessments required to support project delivery. Undertake site inspections throughout construction to monitor quality, progress, and compliance. Review survey data, technical reports, and contractor submissions. Provide technical advice and direction to contractors, consultants, and colleagues. Ensure all project records, inspections, and completion documentation are maintained and closed out appropriately. Job Requirements Essential Qualifications Degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering, Highway Engineering, or a related discipline. Membership of a relevant professional institution (ICE, CIHT, or equivalent), or working towards professional accreditation. Evidence of continuing professional development. Essential Experience Significant experience delivering highways, traffic management, public realm, or transport infrastructure projects. Experience managing projects from detailed design finalisation through construction and completion. Experience reviewing technical designs, specifications, and construction documentation. Experience managing contractors, consultants, and construction activities on site. Strong knowledge of highway construction methods, standards, and best practice. Experience acting in a client-side project management role. Experience managing budgets, forecasting, and project reporting. Experience of stakeholder engagement and public consultation. Experience preparing reports for senior management and elected members. Essential Knowledge Highways Act and associated highway legislation. CDM Regulations and construction health and safety requirements. Traffic Management Act and associated statutory processes. Construction contract administration and contractor management. Local authority project delivery and governance processes. Essential Skills Strong project and programme management skills. Ability to manage multiple complex construction projects simultaneously. Excellent technical review and problem-solving abilities. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Commercial awareness and financial management capability. Ability to make sound engineering and project decisions under pressure. Excellent report writing and presentation skills. Desirable Chartered Engineer (CEng) or Incorporated Engineer (IEng). Prince2, APM, or equivalent project management qualification. Experience working within a London local authority environment. Knowledge of NEC contracts. Experience managing Section 106, Section 278, and Section 38 development-related highway works. Key Outcomes Projects successfully transitioned from development into construction delivery. Construction packages fully coordinated, technically compliant, and ready for delivery. High-quality highways and transport infrastructure schemes delivered safely, on programme, and within budget. Effective management of contractors, consultants, and stakeholders throughout project delivery. Full compliance with CDM, health and safety, and statutory obligations. Successful project completion, handover, and close-out with minimal defects and strong stakeholder satisfaction.

Candidates must be suitably experienced and proficient in the drafting of social care and public health contracts, advice on the specific legal regimes affecting the procurement of such contracts and the conduct of social care and public health commissioning activity. Part of the role will be the covering of a heavy caseload of such matters in order to cover a period of long term absence and as such, applicants need to have the ability to start such work immediately and complete cases to challenging timescales Senior Commerial Lawyer To provide high quality and solution focused legal services to the City Council, schools and other clients in one of the following teams: Child Protection Commercial Law Property and Regeneration Adult Social Care and Litigation Planning and Regulatory Law To be a senior advisor and representative in an area of legal specialism including complex, high profile and sensitive matters. To be able to provide advice on other legal matters affecting local authorities. To manage and develop lawyers and other fee earners. To support the head of law and legal management team in the management of the service. Main Areas of Responsibility: To undertake a full caseload of complex and often sensitive legal matters within one or more specialisms of the team and dealing with complex and sensitive matters To provide proactive and solution focussed advice that supports the delivery of the council's priorities and policies To manage and develop lawyers and / or other team members within your team ensuring the delivery of high quality and cost-effective legal services To be able to advise on legal matters relevant to public and local government law including on executive and committee decision-making, information governance and public law challenges To advise members and formal member level bodies including Cabinet, Council, committees and overview and scrutiny in respect of the team's specialism and as required by the City Director and / or their Deputy Director To support the City Director of Law & Governance in their role as monitoring officer and in promoting the Nolan Principles in the council and escalating matters as appropriate To externally commission legal work for the Council where required, ensuring value for money and high-quality advice and representation is received To ensure the service, teams and the wider Council is aware of the current and future law and practice affecting the authority To participate in the delivery of projects and programmes in the Legal Service and / or corporately To support the Head of Law with the development of legal procedures and policies To support the Head of Law in the delivery of value for money and income generation in the work of the team To have responsibility to authorise payments from an agreed expenditure budget To deputise for the Head of Law in their absence or as requested To manage lawyers and team members ensuring their performance management and development The job holder will embed diversity and inclusion into the team and Council's working promoting non-discriminatory practices and challenging discriminatory practices at all times To ensure compliance with statutory duties and corporate policies and standards and ensure within team, raising non-compliance including but not limited to health and safety, information governance, financial and procurement regulations This job description is not intended to be either prescriptive or exhaustive, it is issued as a framework to outline the main areas of responsibility at the time of writing. To carry out other tasks as may reasonably be required Supervision and Management Responsibility: Ensuring activities are planned to include meaningful one to one conversations, quality annual appraisals and regular workforce planning and development Manages performance and behavioural issues effectively Budget and Financial Responsibility: Being fully accountable for managing the council's resources well and complying with statutory requirements. This includes managing time, avoiding unnecessary waste, reuse and recycle resources to reduce personal impact. Monitor financial performance and deliver within budget Monitor financial performance, deliver within budget and seek savings and efficiencies by exploring opportunities to draw funding where appropriate Set, monitor, and remain within budget whilst challenging the team to deliver increased efficiencies Explores different options for funding and income generation Social Value Responsibility: Drive for social value through all activities, ensuring wider social, economic and environmental benefits for the council, residents and communities Physical Demands of the Job: The post holder will be required to use a computer screen and sit at a desk for prolonged periods of time Corporate Responsibility: Contribute to the delivery of the Council Plan Delivering and promoting excellent customer service, externally and internally Commitment to customer excellence by dealing with customer feedback, including complaints, and learning from feedback in the drive for continuous improvement Making the council a great place to work, living the council's values, actively engaging in regular communications including team meetings, undertaking training as required and being responsible for managing own performance Develop the Council's commitment to equal opportunities and to promote non-discriminatory practices in all aspects of work undertaken To ensure that all work functions are undertaken in accordance with health and safety legislation, codes of practice and the Council's safety plan Competency Framework: We operate a competency framework, a set of core behaviours which define how we are expected to approach our work, how we perform in certain situations and how we treat each other. Each competency details the standards of behaviours and skills required by all staff and this in turn supports delivery of our aim and our council plans linking them together with our values. The post holder will be required to demonstrate the ability to perform at the following competency level: Level 2. The competency framework can be found here. Person Specification Assessment methods used: I = Interview, P = Presentation, A = Application, E = Exercise, T = Test, AC = Assessment Centre Qualification and training Essential Qualified solicitor, barrister, FCILEX (in all cases authorised to practice in England & Wales) (A) Must be authorised to conduct litigation under the Legal Services Act 2007 (A) Expert knowledge and understanding of the law and procedure relating to the relevant area of specialism (A/I) Desirable An understanding of public law as it applies to local authorities, including decision making and governance Management training relevant to the seniority and nature of the role Experience Essential Experience of providing complex and specialist legal advice to a local authority or similar organisation (A/I) Experience of the supervision of staff (A/I) Experience of building and maintaining positive relationships with clients (internal and external) and delivering their needs (A/I) To provide legal advice in the team's specialism, including advising and representing the Council in internal and external forums (A/I) To provide risk based and solution focussed advice to clients (I) To work under pressure and with minimal supervision (A/I) To support the delivery and cost effectiveness of legal services through continuous improvement (I) To be able to manage and motivate team members (A/I) A skilled communicator to a range of audiences in writing and verbally (A/I) Desirable Experience of working on projects To work collaboratively at all levels and in a non-hierarchical way To have an understanding of working in a political environment To promote and advance diversity and inclusion and challenge inequality in the service and Council To support the work of the monitoring officer Commitment Essential Experience of working on projects (A/I) To work collaboratively at all levels and in a non-hierarchical way (I) To have an understanding of working in a political environment (I) To promote and advance diversity and inclusion and challenge inequality in the service and Council (A/I) To support the work of the monitoring officer (I) Must be qualified solicitor, barrister, FCILEX (in all cases authorised to practice in England and Wales) and authorised to conduct litigation under the Legal Services Act 2007. Must be experienced and proficient in the drafting of social care and public health contracts, advice on the specific legal regimes affecting the procurement of such contracts, and the conduct of social care and public health commissioning activity.

To provide high quality and solution focused legal services to the City Council, schools and other clients in one of the following teams: Child Protection Commercial Law Property and Regeneration Adult Social Care and Litigation Planning and Regulatory Law To be a senior advisor and representative in an area of legal specialism including complex, high profile and sensitive matters. To be able to provide advice on other legal matters affecting local authorities. To manage and develop lawyers and other fee earners. To support the head of law and legal management team in the management of the service. Directly Responsible For: Lawyers and other team members Trainee Lawyers allocated to the team Directly Responsible To: Head of Law Main Areas of Responsibility: To undertake a full caseload of complex and often sensitive legal matters within one or more specialisms of the team and dealing with complex and sensitive matters To provide proactive and solution focussed advice that supports the delivery of the council's priorities and policies To manage and develop lawyers and / or other team members within your team ensuring the delivery of high quality and cost-effective legal services To be able to advise on legal matters relevant to public and local government law including on executive and committee decision-making, information governance and public law challenges To advise members and formal member level bodies including Cabinet, Council, committees and overview and scrutiny in respect of the team's specialism and as required by the City Director and / or their Deputy Director To support the City Director of Law & Governance in their role as monitoring officer and in promoting the Nolan Principles in the council and escalating matters as appropriate To externally commission legal work for the Council where required, ensuring value for money and high-quality advice and representation is received To ensure the service, teams and the wider Council is aware of the current and future law and practice affecting the authority To participate in the delivery of projects and programmes in the Legal Service and / or corporately To support the Head of Law with the development of legal procedures and policies To support the Head of Law in the delivery of value for money and income generation in the work of the team To have responsibility to authorise payments from an agreed expenditure budget To deputise for the Head of Law in their absence or as requested To manage lawyers and team members ensuring their performance management and development The job holder will embed diversity and inclusion into the team and Council's working promoting non-discriminatory practices and challenging discriminatory practices at all times To ensure compliance with statutory duties and corporate policies and standards and ensure within team, raising non-compliance including but not limited to health and safety, information governance, financial and procurement regulations. Full Time 35 hours per week; 1 day onsite and 4 days WFH

Are you a Data Protection Manager who understands that information governance is more than compliance - it's about protecting people? Are you available immediately to fulfil a 6 month FTC in Ashford, Kent? If so, we have the most perfect position for you. J ob Title: Data Protection Manager Location: Ashford, Kent with free on site parking Salary: 40,000 Duration: 6 month FTC Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am - 5pm Benefits: The opportunity to join a great Pension Scheme Additional annual leave above statutory minimum based on service Enhanced family leave (maternity, paternity and adoption leave and pay) Inclusive well being benefits Employee Assistance Programme including free 24/7 independent counselling and occupational health services Professional development opportunities Free membership to the reward and discount platform Access to Blue Light Card and other Discount Schemes The position: As the Data Protection Manager your role will sit at the centre of how our client manages data protection, information governance, and information security. You'll work closely with senior leaders, operational teams, clinical colleagues, and external partners to ensure they meet their legal, regulatory, and organisational responsibilities. You'll lead the operational delivery of data protection and information governance across the organisation, acting as the primary internal lead while working alongside the appointed external Data Protection Officer (DPO). You'll provide expert advice, manage compliance activity, and help shape how this organisation respond to an increasingly complex information and cyber security landscape. This is not just about policies and processes. It's about ensuring information is handled safely, securely and in a way that supports high-quality care. What will your new role involve? You'll oversee information governance and data protection activity across the business, ensuring compliance with UK GDPR, DSPT and wider regulatory requirements. You'll lead on SARs, FOIs, DPIAs and information sharing arrangements, ensuring requests are handled efficiently and risks are identified early. Working closely with IT and security teams, you'll support cyber security initiatives, incident response, and organisational awareness. You'll act as a trusted advisor to colleagues and senior leaders, helping them navigate complex data protection and information governance matters. Using audits, reviews and compliance monitoring, you'll identify opportunities to strengthen governance, reduce risk, and improve organisational practice. You'll be the ideal candidate for this role if you have: Significant experience in Data Protection, Information Governance, Freedom of Information or Cyber Security. A recognised Data Protection or Information Governance qualification (or actively working towards one). Strong knowledge of UK GDPR, data protection legislation and information governance frameworks. Experience working within the healthcare sector, or another highly regulated environments. The ability to interpret complex legislation and provide practical, outcome-focused advice to colleagues and senior stakeholders. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to assess risk and make sound recommendations. The ability to build strong working relationships and take a proactive approach to continuous improvement. Next steps: If you have the above skills and experience, then please apply today - this is such an incredible opportunity where you can really grow your career at this company. Alternatively, if you know someone who may be suitable for this role please share the details. If you successfully refer a friend for the above role, you will receive a 100 voucher of your choice! Terms apply Please note if your skills match the requirements for the job then you will receive an e-mail from us (remember to check your junk mail). 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Domestic Abuse Team Coordinator Contract: 12 months initially, with possible extension Hours: 22.5 hours per week (3 days per week over a variable working pattern, Monday Sunday) Salary: £38,000 FTE (£22,800 actual salary) Location: Bradford/WakefieldBackground Raneem s Law is a national initiative designed to strengthen the police response to domestic abuse by embedding independent domestic abuse specialists within police Customer Control Centres (CCCs). The programme aims to improve the quality, consistency, and timeliness of police decision-making at the first point of contact, ensuring risks are accurately identified and victims/survivors receive effective safeguarding and support. The West Yorkshire pilot works in partnership with West Yorkshire Police to enhance frontline responses to domestic abuse, improve victim safety, and embed trauma-informed, victim-centred practice within policing environments. The Team Coordinator is responsible for the overall coordination, operational management, and delivery of the Raneem s Law Domestic Abuse Specialist service across West Yorkshire Police CCCs, ensuring effective service delivery and positive outcomes for victims of domestic abuse. Key Responsibilities Provide operational leadership, coordination, and management of the Raneem s Law service across West Yorkshire CCCs. Ensure sufficient staffing capacity through workforce planning and provide operational cover where required. Offer specialist advice, guidance, and constructive challenge to police officers and staff regarding domestic abuse risk assessment and response. Promote and embed best practice in communication, risk identification, and survivor-centred policing. Lead and support the delivery of training, briefings, and awareness sessions on domestic abuse, coercive control, and Raneem s Law. Line manage, supervise, and support Domestic Abuse Specialists and Senior Specialists, ensuring performance, wellbeing, and professional development. Contribute to the continuous improvement of police processes, policies, and responses to domestic abuse. Support the monitoring, evaluation, and reporting of the Raneem s Law pilot, including reviewing outcomes and impact. Build and maintain effective partnerships with West Yorkshire Police and other agencies to support safeguarding and service development. Ensure compliance with safeguarding, information governance, GDPR, and organisational policies. Promote trauma-informed, victim-centred, inclusive, and high-quality service delivery. Requirements Experience of managing, coordinating, or leading domestic abuse, safeguarding, or related support services. Strong understanding of domestic abuse, Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), coercive control, and safeguarding legislation and practice. Experience of supervising, mentoring, or line managing staff and supporting professional development. Experience of working in partnership with statutory and voluntary sector agencies, including police and safeguarding services. Knowledge of risk assessment, safety planning, MARAC processes, and multi-agency safeguarding arrangements. Excellent communication, leadership, and relationship-building skills. Ability to analyse complex information and provide professional advice and challenge where appropriate. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities and operational demands. Commitment to trauma-informed, survivor-centred, and inclusive practice. Ability to maintain professional boundaries, resilience, and sound judgement in high-pressure environments. Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and participation in the out-of-hours on-call rota. DBS on the Update Service or dated within the last 12 months. For more information, please call the team on (phone number removed) and ask to speak to Ellie or email her your CV at (url removed) Supporting Futures Consulting acts as both an employer and an agency.

Senior Domestic Abuse Specialist Contract: 12 months initially, with possible extension Hours: 25 hours per week working 10:00am 1:00am over a 4-week shift pattern (Monday Sunday) Salary: £35,000 FTE (£23,333 actual salary) Location: Bradford/WakefieldBackground Raneem s Law is a national initiative designed to strengthen the police response to domestic abuse by embedding independent domestic abuse specialists within police Customer Control Centres (CCCs). The programme aims to improve the quality, consistency, and timeliness of police decision-making at the first point of contact, ensuring risks are accurately identified and victims/survivors receive effective safeguarding and support. The West Yorkshire pilot works in partnership with West Yorkshire Police to enhance frontline responses to domestic abuse, improve victim safety, and embed trauma-informed, victim-centred practice within policing environments. Key Responsibilities Provide specialist domestic abuse advice and support on live incidents within Customer Control Centres. Review domestic abuse risk assessments and provide guidance on appropriate risk grading and police responses. Listen to domestic abuse calls and advise call handlers on risk indicators, victim engagement, and safeguarding concerns. Support officers attending incidents by providing relevant information and safeguarding advice. Ensure victims voices, vulnerabilities, and risks are reflected in police decision-making. Quality assure domestic abuse responses across call handling and incident management. Identify repeat victimisation, escalating risk, and patterns of perpetrator behaviour. Provide mentoring, coaching, and support to Domestic Abuse Specialists. Act as a point of escalation for operational queries and complex cases. Contribute to continuous improvement, reflective practice, and effective multi-agency working. Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with safeguarding, confidentiality, and information governance requirements. Requirements Recognised domestic abuse qualification or relevant experience working within the domestic abuse sector. Strong understanding of domestic abuse, Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), and safeguarding legislation and practice. Experience supporting victims/survivors of domestic abuse, including risk assessment, safety planning, and advocacy. Knowledge of MARAC processes and multi-agency safeguarding arrangements. Experience of working within or alongside police services or similar partnership environments. Excellent communication, listening, and interpersonal skills. Ability to assess and manage risk, analyse complex information, and provide evidence-based advice. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment. Ability to work independently and as part of a team while maintaining professional boundaries. DBS on the Update Service or dated within last 12 months.