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Permanent Full Time 40 hours We are seeking a confident and customer focused Resident Liaison Officer to support the successful delivery of our social housing refurbishment projects. Acting as the key link between residents, the project team and our client, you will ensure every resident receives an exceptional customer experience throughout the works programme. In this role, you will manage all aspects of the customer journey from prestart visits and profiling, to daily communication, complaint resolution and aftercare. You will maintain accurate records on our CRM system, support project administration, and build strong relationships with residents, leaseholders and wider stakeholders. You will also help deliver community engagement initiatives, resident events, newsletters and satisfaction monitoring. We are looking for a highly organised communicator who shows empathy, professionalism and a proactive approach. If you are dedicated to delivering outstanding service and creating positive customer outcomes, we d love to hear from you. Benefits Holidays - 26 days + ability to purchase additional holiday Annual bonus linked to company performance Private medical insurance Life Assurance Pension Digital GP and Employee assistance programme (EAP) Sharesave scheme Access to our discount portal, LifeStyle Hub As an Investors in People Gold award employer, Lovell is the UK s leading provider of mixed tenure affordable homes and has a reputation for innovation and excellence in the delivery of high-quality housing development and regeneration projects. We are committed to enhancing the communities in which we work, building quality homes for real people and looking after our own people; developing talent is key to achieving this. We understand that the success of our organisation comes from the strengths, skills and personalities of our people. Lovell is an equal opportunities employer who encourage and value diversity and inclusion within our teams. The Lovell culture is one that has been successful for many years. It is based on empowering colleagues to make decisions at a regional and local level, and to challenge the status quo whilst working as one to achieve our goals and make Lovell a great place to work for all. Please refer to the Job Description upon completing your application.

Permanent - Full Time - 40hours We are seeking a confident and customer focused Resident Liaison Officer to support the successful delivery of our social housing refurbishment projects. Acting as the key link between residents, the project team and our client, you will ensure every resident receives an exceptional customer experience throughout the works programme. In this role, you will manage all aspects of the customer journeyfrom prestart visits and profiling, to daily communication, complaint resolution and aftercare. You will maintainaccurate records on our CRM system, support project administration, and build strong relationships with residents, leaseholders and wider stakeholders. You will also help deliver community engagement initiatives, resident events, newsletters and satisfaction monitoring. We are looking for a highly organised communicator who shows empathy, professionalism and a proactive approach. If you are dedicated to delivering outstanding service and creating positive customer outcomes, we'd love to hear from you. Benefits Holidays - 26 days + ability to purchase additional holiday Annual bonus linked to company performance Private medical insurance Life Assurance Pension Digital GP and Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Sharesave scheme Access to our discount portal, LifeStyle Hub As an Investors in People Gold award employer, Lovell is the UK's leading provider of mixed tenure affordable homes and has a reputation for innovation and excellence in the delivery of high-quality housing development and regeneration projects. We are committed to enhancing the communities in which we work, building quality homes for real people and looking after our own people; developing talent is key to achieving this. We understand that the success of our organisation comes from the strengths, skills and personalities of our people. Lovell is an equal opportunities employer who encourageand value diversity and inclusion within our teams. The Lovell culture is one that has been successful for many years. It is based on empowering colleagues to make decisions at a regional and local level, and to challenge the status quo whilst working as one to achieve our goals and make Lovell a great place to work for all. Please refer to the Job Description upon completing your application.

Job Title: CASS Officer Industry: Financial Services Location: Blackpool (Hybrid post-probation) Salary: £27,500 - £30,800 DOE Reference Number: 10267 Recruit UK is partnering with a well-respected Wealth Management firm in Blackpool to recruit a CASS Officer to join their expanding team. As a CASS Officer, you will play a key role in ensuring the firm complies with regulations surrounding the protection of client assets, while providing vital administrative support within the CASS department. This is an excellent opportunity to develop your expertise in client money and asset compliance within a growing and supportive team environment. Responsibilities Ensure internal controls are accurate, reconciled, and reported; perform daily client money calculations, monthly monitoring, and investigate any CASS incidents. Produce management reports, maintain company CASS risk matrix and resolution pack, and support internal and external audit processes. What's in it for you: Competitive salary up to £30,800 (depending on experience) 25 days' annual leave, increasing with length of service Auto-enrolment pension Share Incentive Plan Private Medical Insurance Death in Service (DIS) cover Income Protection Enhanced maternity leave Paid paternity leave Electric car scheme Cycle to work scheme Hybrid working arrangement following probation Skills and experience required: Minimum of 1 years' experience in an internal monitoring or administrative role within financial services. Experience working in a regulated environment. Proficient in Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, and Outlook. Get in touch or apply online to find out more about this opportunity! About Recruit UK: As specialists in financial services recruitment, we bring unique expertise, insight, and connections, whether you are looking for a new job or are trying to fill a role. We have a reach of more than 100,000 financial services connections. Our commitment to you Start every journey with a conversation to find out about you in depth. Provide honest feedback on where you fit in the jobs market. Use our network across the financial world to match you to your perfect position. Or if we think you already have it, we'll tell you. Take a holistic mindfulness approach - career happiness is rarely just about the money. Cover the whole of the UK with a local touch through our regional teams. Never pester you.

We have an exciting opportunity for a Head of Asset Management based in Bedford for one of our clients on a Full time 6 month FTC basis. Summary of the Head of Asset Management role Salary: £400-£500 per day Location: Bedford Type of Contract: 6 month FTC Hours: Monday Friday 37 hour working week Responsibilities of the Head of Asset Management Lead the Service s Asset Management Strategy, including estates, fleet, equipment, workshops, stores and all related support services Provide specialist guidance to the Assistant Chief Officer, senior leadership team, and Authority members. Develop asset policies, governance frameworks and performance standards Act as the Asset Management representative at board meetings and regional or national working groups. Ensure full compliance with all relevant health and safety legislation, fire safety, roadworthiness requirements, PPE standards, and environmental regulations. Lead capital development projects Ensure assets are integrated into the Community Risk Plan Oversee fleet lifecycle planning, procurement, engineering standards and legal compliance. Lead capital and revenue budgets Oversee procurement in line with public sector regulations and national/regional frameworks. Requirements for a successful Head of Asset Management Previous experience in a comparable asset management leadership role. A valid driving licence and access to a personal vehicle. Subject to DBS Ability to travel flexibly across Bedfordshire as required. Strong and proven leadership capabilities. Working knowledge of Health and Safety legislation About Allstaff Recruitment We re an independent recruitment specialist based in Bedfordshire, supporting businesses across Bedford, Milton Keynes, and surrounding areas. We recruit for permanent, temporary, and contract roles across multiple sectors. Check out our jobs page for our latest vacancies in your area and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Thank you for your interest in this role. One of our Recruitment Specialists will review your application shortly. Due to the high volume of applications, we regret that we can t respond to

We are pleased to be working with one of the most progressive insurance networks operating in the UK today. They have created a new Risk Assistant role where you will based in their regional office in Newcastle/Gateshead. They would also consider candidates who would prefer working from home too, with onsite meetings when required. SUMMARY OF THE ROLE The Risk Assistant will provide day to day support to the Chief Risk Officer & compliance team. This role is essential in ensuring smooth processes, maintaining accurate records, and delivering a positive risk experience. The ideal candidate will be highly organised, detail-oriented, and capable of handling confidential information with discretion. JOB DESCRIPTION & RESPONSIBILITIES Coordinate, research and draft Member firm risk reviews Issue annual risk reviews to Appointed Representatives (AR's) Assist in Risk Control Self Assessments Quality checking data in Complaints, Breaches, Advertising and FP logs on a monthly basis Assisting in changes to FCA register (assisting in submitting CF1 Applications and making changes to firm details) Downloading and creating Risk Management Information (MI) Packs Preparation of Risk Committee MI pack Assist in monitoring Regulatory Developments Assist in issuing Risk/compliance communications to ARs Assist in Compliance policy reviews & related AR training Assist in management of Data Protection Breaches - documenting whether the Information Commissioner's Office notifications are required. Assist in developing Risk framework and related Management information Assist with Product Governance reviews including Fair Value documentation and Distributor requests from Insurers, Managing General Agents and Wholesale Brokers Assist in Risk and Compliance Projects as required REQUIRED SKILLS/PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES: At least 5 years' experience in Financial Services Compliance/Risk roles. Able to navigate FCA handbooks, review FCA communications, Ability to review/draft compliance policies/processes Able to work with senior stakeholders Skills Must be Microsoft Office literate, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Strong communicator Confident to be able to ask questions and raise queries with all stakeholders Dependent on experience, the basic salary is from £27K to £35K with excellent additional staff benefits.

Location: Hybrid agile working from home and in the Cardiff office Hours: 28 hours per week Salary: £35,893.80 per annum (pro rata) Actual £28,715.04 Closing Date: 13 April 2026, 12:00pm Policy Officer: Child Poverty & Vulnerable Children We are looking for someone who has enthusiasm, motivation and drive, and be able to demonstrate a passion for policy work, and a firm commitment to promoting children s rights and the capacity of babies, children and young people as part of your work. About the role: This post is an exciting opportunity to contribute to our drive to eradicate child poverty in Wales, and our commitment to empower and support vulnerable children to realise all of their rights. The purpose of the post is to lead on both the development and delivery of high quality, evidence-based policy and influencing work, which helps ensure that all children in Wales, including children living in poverty and vulnerable children, have their rights fulfilled and their issues are at the centre of the decision-making process. Working as part of a small team, the post holder will be required to build and maintain strong relationships and partnerships with member organisations working with babies, children, young people and families, as well as partners working in relevant policy areas. This post will work to deliver the strategic objectives of Children in Wales, including fulfilling our role as a national representative umbrella organisation and in influencing change by shaping national policy and programme development. The role will contribute towards our mission for full realisation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) in Wales, and to ensure that the issues of importance to babies, children and young people, as well as the workforce which works with and for them, are sufficiently amplified. Vulnerable children has a broad definition and includes children whose opportunities and wellbeing may be affected by their characteristics, circumstances and/or situation. Main duties and responsibilities: To lead on the delivery of our policy and influencing programme of work as it relates to issues concerning child poverty and vulnerable children, including children with additional learning needs. To lead on the co-ordination and delivery of key national thematic professional networks as directed and determined by the Children in Wales annual workplan and strategic priorities To represent Children in Wales in a range of externally led meetings and events, gathering and disseminating information internally and externally to our membership as required To work effectively with the Children in Wales communication team to ensure the programme of work is publicised widely and relevant sections of the website are updated To gather evidence, research and information to produce written content for publication, including briefings, reports and responses to relevant public consultations To keep abreast of current legislation, policy and programme developments in relation to child poverty and vulnerable children, and the impact of changes at a local/regional level. To contribute to the delivery and content of thematic workshops and events To contribute to the monitoring and reporting arrangements as determined by our funders, including monitoring and evaluating impact, and producing content for Trustee and Senior Leadership Team reports as required To work with Children in Wales colleagues to ensure that the voices and priorities for babies, children and young people inform our work. To provide subject expertise to wider Policy Team and contribute to other areas of policy and programme work as required. To contribute towards Children in Wales funding bids and income generation as required. To carry out all the above in accordance with the aims, values and strategic objectives of Children in Wales, with particular regard to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and Child Protection Policies To participate fully in the activities of the organisation, including through supervision, staff meetings and to undertake any other tasks as required by the Senior Leadership team Presently, this includes the End Child Poverty Network Cymru (ECPN) and the Third Sector Additional Learning Needs Alliance (TSANA). This list is not exhaustive as there may be other duties and responsibilities, which Children in Wales may require the post-holder to perform from time to time in contributing to the delivery of its activities. Personal Specification General You will have the necessary skills and subject expertise, to drive forward policy work, and a firm passion and commitment to promoting children s rights and the capacity of babies, children and young people as part of your work. You will need to be highly motivated and be able to work flexibly, be an effective communicator and writer, and be able to achieve the key deliverables within agreed timescales. Children in Wales is committed to safeguarding and promoting the rights and needs of babies, children and young people and expects all staff to share that ambition. Key Requirements Essential: Educated to degree level in a relevant subject. Experience of working in an ALN or Poverty policy or related role in a setting such as in the voluntary sector, public sector, local or national government. Experience of collaboration and multi-disciplinary partnership working, with an ability to broker, manage and maintain external relationships through for example coordinating and managing professional working groups or networks. A strong understanding of the drivers of poverty and the issues facing children living in poverty and other vulnerable children living in Wales, including children with additional learning needs Knowledge of relevant legislation, policy, research and practice in relation to child poverty and vulnerable children, including children with additional learning needs Excellent ability to communicate complex and detailed information effectively and in an engaging way using a range of oral, written and other presentational methods. Proven ability to lead and drive forward subject specific areas of work and to contribute to wider work as part of a small team, and willingness to build strong internal relationships Ability to work creatively on own initiative within agreed guidelines, with excellent organisational and IT skills Ability to meet deadlines, monitoring and reporting arrangements and evaluate the impact of your work Able to demonstrate strong knowledge of, and a commitment to the values and principles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) with a determination to promote its implementation. Willingness to travel and to work outside standard office hours when necessary Key Requirements - Desirable Ability to communicate both orally and in writing through the Welsh language Knowledge and understanding of the political environment in Wales, including the Senedd, Welsh Government and local government. Experience of planning and delivering events for professionals Experience of managing and delivering project specific work.

Job Advertisement: HR Ops Support Administrator to work wthin the Devon & Cornwall Police Force Are you passionate about supporting people and processes in a dynamic environment? Our client, a key player in the public services sector, is seeking a dedicated HR Ops Support Administrator to join their team in East Knighton, Dorset. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who thrives on administration and wants to make a difference in the HR landscape! Contract Type: Temporary Hourly Rate: 13.08 per hour End Date: March 2027 Working Pattern: Full Time, Monday to Friday 37 hour per week Location: Winfrith Working Arrangement: Hybrid working options available! (Full time office attendance during initial training period) About the Role: As an HR Ops Support Administrator, you will be the first point of contact for officers and staff, assisting with various aspects of the employment lifecycle. Your role will include: Providing advice to managers and staff on flexible working applications, extended leave breaks, and variations to contracts. Administering processes related to resignations and other leavers. Maintaining accurate electronic and paper-based personnel records. Supporting the HR Change Team with significant local, regional, and national projects. Producing HR support materials, ensuring that documentation is up-to-date and informative. Who You Are: The ideal candidate will possess: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to deliver a customer-focused service. The ability to work as part of a team and independently. Strong IT skills, particularly in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook. Good problem-solving, organisational, and decision-making skills. Basic numerical skills. Desirable Attributes: Familiarity with general HR policies and processes. Previous experience in HR administration or using HR systems. Why Join Us? In addition to a competitive hourly rate, our client offers a supportive working environment with the following perks: Hybrid working: Enjoy the flexibility of working from home and the office! Opportunities for professional development and growth. A friendly and inclusive team culture. Access to HR guidance and resources to help you thrive in your role. If you're ready to take the next step in your career and contribute to the essential work of public services, we want to hear from you! How to Apply: Please send your CV and a cover letter detailing your relevant experience to our recruitment team. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a meaningful impact in HR operations! Join us in shaping a supportive work environment that values every team member. Apply today and become a part of something great! Adecco is a disability-confident employer. It is important to us that we run an inclusive and accessible recruitment process to support candidates of all backgrounds and all abilities to apply. Adecco is committed to building a supportive environment for you to explore the next steps in your career. If you require reasonable adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we will be happy to support you. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explains how we will use your information - please copy and paste the following link in to your browser (url removed)

Chief Executive Officer Our client has been providing independent advocacy for vulnerable people in Solihull for over 25 years. They are now looking for a new Chief Executive Officer to join the team in this pivotal position. If you are a collaborative, hands-on leader who can balance strategic vision with operational impact then apply today! Position: Chief Executive Officer Location: Solihull, Hybrid Hours: 37 hours per week (flexible working options considered) Contract: Permanent Salary: £45,000 FTE Closing date: 15th April 2026 The organisation supports adults and young people with a learning disability or autism, who also may be experiencing poor mental health or complex life circumstance. It supports people to have their say, understand their rights and be fully involved in decisions about their lives and ensures their voices are heard and their choices are respected. Rooted in the local community, its small and dedicated teams are known for their person-centred approach, strong values and commitment to social justice. Enabling people to live healthier, happier and independent lives is central to their work. The organisation is entering an exciting period of development, with opportunities to strengthen partnerships, diversify income and deepen its impact. About the Opportunity We are recruiting for an inspiring and values-led CEO to lead SAtA into an exciting period of development, with opportunities to strengthen partnerships, diversify income and deepen our impact. Working closely with the Board of Trustees, you will guide the organisation's strategy, people, partnerships and resources to maximise positive outcomes for local people. You will also act as the charity's senior ambassador, strengthening and growing relationships with commissioners, funders and partners. You will: Inspire and support people (staff and volunteers) to deliver their best for the people they serve. Lead the development and delivery of the strategic plan, translating vision into practical outcomes. Ensure delivery of high-quality advocacy services and community projects that champion the voice of lived experience and are underpinned by robust performance monitoring and strong operational systems. Build and strengthen influential partnerships and represent them locally, regionally and nationally. Develop deep insight into health and social care systems and champion the role of advocacy. Support the Board to meet its legal and regulatory duties, providing clear data on performance, finance and risk, to inform decision making. Ensure financial sustainability, including robust financial planning, budgeting, income generation and contract management. About You You will bring a blend of strategic leadership, operational confidence and a genuine commitment to advocating for those the organisation serve. You will be comfortable leading a small organisation, where flexibility, pragmatism and a willingness to be hands on are key to success. With senior leadership experience you will have a record of building trusted relationships internally and with external partners. You will have developed cultures built on collaboration and respect that motivate and support. Your awareness of funding and/or managing contracts will be underpinned by strong financial management and budget oversight and you will be able to demonstrate how you can work closely with a Board, supporting good governance. This is your opportunity to make a transformational impact in a vital charity and make a real difference for the people the organisation serve. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, and are committed to building an inclusive and diverse workforce. We are open to flexible working arrangements and encourage candidates to discuss options that support their needs. Please note this role is advertised by the recruitment agency acting for the client, Not For Profit People. You may have experience in roles such as CEO, Chief Exec, Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, Operations, Director.

Head of Finance - 2 x Opportunities We currently have the following opportunities within our Finance service: Head of Finance - Financial Management. Head of Finance - Financial Transformation & Improvement. Permanent, Full Time Location: City Hall, Bristol (Hybrid working) Salary: Bristol Grade HoS: £78,158 - £86,607, with potential for Market Supplement of up to 15%. Shape the future of a city that dares to be different Bristol is one of the UK's most vibrant, innovative and ambitious cities. With a strong sense of identity, a clear long term vision and a commitment to social justice, sustainability and inclusive growth, Bristol City Council plays a pivotal role in improving outcomes for people who live, work and visit the city. Sound financial leadership is fundamental to achieving this vision. As we continue to respond to financial challenges while delivering major transformation and investment programmes, we are strengthening our senior finance leadership team and are recruiting to two high profile Head of Finance roles: Head of Finance - Financial Management Head of Finance - Financial Transformation & Improvement Both roles report directly to the Director of Finance, working alongside our Head of Strategic Finance, and operate at the heart of the organisation's strategic and corporate leadership. About the roles These are senior, high profile leadership roles at the heart of Bristol City Council, offering a genuine opportunity to shape the financial future of one of the UK's most ambitious and values driven cities. Reporting directly to the Director of Finance and working closely with the Head of Strategic Finance, both posts operate as trusted members of the organisation's strategic and corporate leadership community. Together, the two Heads of Finance play a pivotal role in securing the Council's financial sustainability while enabling innovation, transformation and investment. They work in close partnership, bringing complementary strengths to a shared ambition: strong stewardship of public resources alongside a finance function that adds real strategic value to services, communities and elected members. The Head of Finance - Financial Management leads the Council's financial management and business partnering activity, ensuring high quality advice, robust governance and effective financial control across services. This role champions excellent financial management, supports informed decision making and builds strong relationships with senior leaders to embed accountability and value for money. The Head of Finance - Financial Transformation & Improvement focuses on forward planning, innovation and change. This role drives improvement across finance and the wider organisation, developing financial planning and transformation programmes. It is about strengthening insight, capability and resilience so the Council is well placed to meet both current pressures and long term challenges. In both roles, you will be a visible and inclusive leader, working with Executive Directors, senior officers, elected members and partners. You will represent Bristol locally, regionally and nationally, championing best practice in public sector financial management and modelling the Council's commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion. About you We are looking for credible, forward thinking finance leaders who are motivated by public service and excited by complex challenge. You will be a fully CCAB qualified (or equivalent) professional with significant post qualification experience and a strong commitment to ongoing development. You will bring senior level experience of providing financial leadership, assurance and strategic influence within a large, complex organisation. You are confident working in a demanding and evolving environment, able to exercise sound judgement, solve complex problems and balance financial discipline with creativity and innovation. Strong relationships matter here. You will have a proven track record of working collaboratively with senior stakeholders, including executive leaders, elected members, auditors and external partners, and of building trust through clear, insightful advice. Experience of operating in a political environment, and an understanding of governance and council owned companies, would be an advantage. Just as importantly, you will be a people centred leader. You will have experience of leading teams through change, setting high professional standards and creating inclusive, high performing cultures where people feel empowered to do their best work. If you are passionate about using finance as a force for good, and want to make a visible difference in a city that dares to be different, these roles offer a exciting next step. Why Bristol City Council? We're proud to be a city that's undergoing major change. Working towards shared goals, our people enjoy a collaborative and forward-thinking environment. We offer: The chance to work at senior level on issues that genuinely matter to people and communities A collaborative, values driven culture with a strong commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion A hybrid working approach, with flexibility balanced against business need The opportunity to shape the future of finance in one of the UK's most dynamic cities You'll receive a competitive salary, flexible working options, generous holiday entitlement, and access to the Local Government Pension Scheme. We also offer agile working practices, family-friendly policies, and a supportive management culture. For further information please see attached the full job description and person specification. To arrange an informal conversation with Sarah Chodkiewicz, Director of Finance (Section 151 Officer), please contact Apply To apply, please submit your CV along with a supporting statement that details how you meet the criteria within the Person Specification. Closing date: Sunday 12th April 2026. No agencies please. At Bristol City Council, we value having a workforce as diverse as the city we serve and welcome applications from all sections of the community. Appointments will be made on merit.

Stella Maris is seeking a part-time to full-time Regional Community Engagement Officer for the North of England to strengthen connections with parishes, schools, and local communities. You will play a central role in raising awareness of the charity s work, building relationships with clergy and lay leaders, and growing support through fundraising, prayer, and volunteering. The successful candidate will develop and support a network of parish contacts, lead engagement around our annual Sea Sunday appeal, and build partnerships with Catholic organisations, schools, and maritime stakeholders. You will also organise events and visits that bring communities closer to the mission of Stella Maris. This is an opportunity to help expand the reach of Stella Maris across the North of England, supporting seafarers and fishers by engaging communities to take action and make a tangible difference.

Reporting to : Community & Challenge Events Manager Hours : Full time, Monday to Friday, normal office hours are 9:00 to 5:00, 37.5 hours per week. Flexibility is available around start and finish times Location: Hybrid working Minimum 40% of working time to be spent in the office based in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Includes occasional local, regional and national travel. We are looking for an enthusiastic and ambitious fundraiser with a track-record in income generation. This role forms an integral part of the Community & Challenge team, a small team that works with supporters including individuals, local businesses, schools, our beneficiaries, and community groups. Job purpose To develop community fundraising activity and campaigns to support Willow s strategic income goals. To work across Community and Challenge Events to deliver agreed financial and non-financial targets. To proactively develop relationships within the community including companies, schools, groups and organisations to raise income and awareness. Develop innovative fundraising initiatives with the Senior Community Fundraiser informed by sector insights and trends. Contribute to the successful delivery of Community, Challenge, and wider Fundraising Team targets. Main duties/responsibilities To support and deliver the Community Fundraising strategy within agreed budgets to achieve financial and non-financial targets. To raise awareness of our work and to inspire support through the following activities: To steward our network of fundraising supporters to maintain engagement and build loyalty, by providing a highly personalised approach to supporting Willow s fundraisers ensuring our supporters receive a positive experience throughout their fundraising activity, including sending thank you communications and ongoing stewardship. 25% To develop proactive relationships with various organisations within the community setting, including, schools, societies, community groups and companies. 25% To deliver presentations to a variety of community audiences. 5% To organise and deliver a calendar of fundraising activity that creates opportunities for supporters to help Willow. Ensure participation and income targets are achieved. 10% To develop the charity s social media fundraising activity in collaboration with the wider team.10% Collaborate closely with the Communications Team, to help plan and develop multi-channel campaigns including on and offline activity that inspire and engage people. 5% To work with the Communications Team to produce campaign materials, share interesting stories and fundraising updates. Prepare content for newsletters, website, and social media. 5% To develop a team of volunteers to support fundraising activity. This could include delivering talks, attending events, and promoting Willow at community events. 10% To foster relationships with Willow s network of charity shops and explore collaborative opportunities to mutually support each other's initiatives. 5% To ensure accurate recording of supporter information and reporting on activity through: Updating the charity s database, Raisers Edge (RE) recording all donor contact and fundraising activity. Using RE as a tool to aid fundraising using data insight and reporting To prepare end of campaign reports to improve results for future campaigns and capture learnings. To prepare regular income reports and updates as required. To keep up- to- date and comply with the rules as set by the Fundraising Regulator, GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and other relevant legislation and codes of practice and good practice. To keep up to date with changes and trends in the UK fundraising environment To undertake any other tasks required. Qualifications, Knowledge and Experience Essential Demonstrable experience in Community Fundraising Proven record of accomplishment in delivering and meeting targets Self-motivated and able to work on own initiative Well organised with attention to detail Ability to inspire and influence others to support Willow Ability to develop, motivate and manage individuals and groups of individuals Ability to manage several projects and tasks simultaneously and skilled at prioritising Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills Effective negotiating and influencing skills Strong numeracy skills Decisive problem solver with the ability to adapt easily to change Innovative outlook and a willingness to suggest new ideas. Desirable Experience of producing fundraising reports for activity and outcomes Experience in delivering fundraising campaigns and initiatives Fundraising database experience preferably Raiser s Edge Experience of working in the charity / fundraising sector. Other Regular travel across the county (occasional national travel) will be required. Willing to work flexibly, including evenings and weekends as required. Full driving license and access to a car Special Conditions Essential Able to work irregular (unsociable) hours and weekends where necessary.

Carrington West are assisting a London based local authority client in the search for a Principal CIL Officer on a 9 month contract. Responsibilities: 1. Able to support colleagues and developers (or their representative) with technical CIL advice in writing and verbally 2. Competent at measuring plans and interpreting all relevant legislation, deeds of planning obligation and case law to apply the CIL regulations 3. Support finance colleagues with forecasting future CIL income 4. Leading on process changes and responses to government/regional consultations to change legislation/guidance/standard operating procedure 5. Ability to review the work of others and support their development/progression 6. Deputise for senior managers It would be beneficial for the post holder to have a Degree or postgraduate diploma in town and country planning or relevant subject such as geography, environmental science, sustainability or geology; and have an in depth knowledge of the UK planning system. The council are looking for candidates who will be able to hit the ground running, who have experience in S106 and/or CIL and/or infrastructure planning matters. Carrington West Pay Rate - £45per/hour Job Ref - 64912 Please call Cameron de Wit on (phone number removed) for a confidential discussion on this role, or email myself or our planning team if you are short of time to chat: (url removed) (url removed) Carrington West's dedicated Town Planning Recruitment Team supply clients UK wide on both a permanent and contract basis and all levels of seniority. If this role is too senior, too junior or in a location that is unsuitable, but you are keen on options, please still feel free to apply and we can discuss other, often unadvertised roles with you.

Chief Executive Officer Clatterbridge Cancer Charity Permanent, full time Location: Liverpool - On site, with some travel Salary: £90,000 Lead one of the UK's most ambitious, high impact cancer charities into its next era. Clatterbridge Cancer Charity exists for one purpose: to change and save lives. Every day, people from across Merseyside and Cheshire walk through the doors of The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives. The charity stands alongside them, funding world leading care, pioneering research and innovation, and the practical and emotional support that helps people feel seen, understood and cared for. Every advancement we fund aims to help someone be diagnosed earlier, treated more precisely, recover with greater dignity, or find hope when they need it most. As cancer demand rises and clinical innovation accelerates, the Charity's role in improving people's experience of cancer has never mattered more. We are now seeking a Chief Executive Officer who will lead this next chapter of purpose, ambition and community impact. A role of real influence and human consequence The CEO sits at the heart of a system where healthcare, philanthropy, research and lived experience come together. This is a role for a leader who can combine strategic clarity with empathy, commercial judgement with curiosity, and vision with humility. Someone who understands that every decision the charity makes ultimately touches a person, a family, a clinical team or a community. Your leadership will shape: The next multi year strategy and how our resources improve real outcomes for patients and families. A balanced funding portfolio that supports capital improvements, precision medicine, clinical trials, digital care, staff wellbeing and the small touches that make hospital experiences kinder. A transparent and trusted partnership with Clatterbridge Cancer Centre's executive and clinical leaders. Growth across philanthropy, major gifts, corporate partnerships, trusts, digital fundraising and legacies. A culture where people feel proud of their impact and supported to do their best work. A regional vision that strengthens connection with communities who see the Charity as theirs. This is more than a fundraising role. It is stewardship of an organisation that helps make difficult days a little easier, and ambitious research possible. What you will bring You will be an experienced executive who is comfortable leading in complex, multi stakeholder environments. You'll bring strategic insight, emotional intelligence and the credibility to work confidently across the NHS, academia, philanthropy and civic leadership. You will bring: Experience leading organisations or large directorates within charity, health, academic or public sector settings. A track record in income growth, major philanthropy, corporate engagement or capital campaigns. Confidence working alongside NHS systems, clinical leaders or research environments. Strong financial stewardship and an ability to navigate governance and risk. A commitment to equity, inclusion and patient centred values. An ability to turn clinical, scientific or technical information into human centred stories that build understanding and trust. A leadership style that is compassionate, empowering and grounded in authenticity. The resilience and judgement needed to lead through uncertainty. Above all, you will care deeply about what the Charity exists to do: ensure that people affected by cancer receive earlier, kinder, more personalised care, supported by the power of philanthropy and innovation. Why lead Clatterbridge Cancer Charity? Because the work changes what is possible for people and families at some of the most vulnerable moments in their lives. Because our supporters and communities care profoundly about this cause and stand alongside us. Because our partnership with a world class cancer hospital creates extraordinary potential for research, precision and transformation. And because the decisions you make will shape better cancer care for thousands of people across our region. This is a rare opportunity to lead a charity with deep roots, strong credibility and even greater ambitions - and to use your leadership to change the future of cancer care for generations. For an informal conversation please contact: Stephanie Crossland: Liz Dean: Closing date: Thursday 2nd April 2026

Surrey Community Action Chief Executive Officer 35 hours per week, mostly office based but with some scope for working remotely. Based in Burpham, Guildford, Surrey The role is subject to a satisfactory DBS check. £62,000 for a 35-hour week 5% employers pension contribution 25 days annual leave plus three days over Christmas Employee Assistance Programme About Surrey Community Action Surrey Community Action supports Surrey's voluntary sector, the diverse communities of Surrey, and other organisations who seek to work with either. We ensure that non-voluntary sector stakeholders understand the value of our sector and how to work together to achieve shared objectives. We provide services to Surrey's voluntary sector that increase their effectiveness or fill gaps in their capability, capacity, and resilience. Services to the Surrey's Communities and we provide services directly to Surrey's communities that support community action and address unsupported needs. About The Role We are seeking a new Chief Executive to join us at an ideal time to complete and implement our emerging new strategy and direct Surrey Community Action into a bright future. As Chief Executive Officer, you will have the scope and authority to shape strategy, influence policy, empower Surrey's voluntary sector, and champion rural communities, working closely with a committed Board, and experienced staff team. You will be the organisation's lead ambassador, building trusted relationships with partners, funders and decision makers, and ensuring the organisation's voice is heard at local, regional and national level. You will also play a critical role in leading change and transformation within the charity - strengthening systems, diversifying income and evolving how the organisation works so it remains resilient, relevant and impactful in a fast changing environment. This is a role for someone who enjoys balancing big picture thinking with practical delivery, and who can bring people with them through periods of transition. If you are motivated to improve the capability, capacity and resilience of the Surrey's voluntary sector, communities and residents; if you thrive in complex and changing stakeholder environments; and if you are excited by the challenge of leading an organisation through its next phase of growth and influence, this role is for you. No two days will be the same, but there are some core parts of this role. Strategic Leadership & Organisational Direction You will lead the delivery of a clear, compelling organisational strategy, adapting it in response to an evolving operating environment and ensuring the organisation remains agile, future focused and well positioned within the voluntary and community sectors. Board Partnership & Governance You will work collaboratively with the Board of Trustees, providing high quality insight, advice and assurance on strategy, finance, risk, governance and compliance, and then supporting effective Board decision making through clear reporting, analysis and professional guidance. Leadership of People & Culture You will lead, inspire and support the staff team through a transparent, inclusive and empowering management style, creating a high performance culture rooted in trust, accountability, equality, diversity and wellbeing. Change Management & Organisational Development You will be a skilled change manager, leading transformation in response to evolving funding landscapes, policy shifts, technology and community needs, designing and implementing systems, structures and processes that strengthen organisational effectiveness and resilience. Ambassadorial Role, Advocacy & External Relations You will be the public face of the organisation, representing it with credibility, passion and authority, and building strong, influential relationships with funders, partners, policymakers, communities and stakeholders. About You The purpose of the Chief Executive Officer's role is to guide and plan the strategic development and overall direction of the organisation, providing strong leadership and co-ordination to ensure the aims, strategic objectives and priorities of the organisation are achieved. To do this, we need someone who embodies the following attributes, skills and experience. You will have: Senior leadership experience within a voluntary, community, public or values led organisation, with accountability for strategy, performance and resources. Proven experience of working effectively with a Board or trustees Demonstrable success in leading and managing organisational change, including restructuring, service development or cultural transformation. Experience in fundraising, income generation and business development Experience of financial leadership, including budgeting, financial planning, income generation and managing funding agreements or contracts. A strong track record of external engagement, partnership working and representation at senior level. People management experience, supporting a compact team delivering diverse projects. Excellent communication skills (including social media) and governance literacy. It will be a distinct advantage to have familiarity with Local Government Reorganisation and devolution, ideally in a county like Surrey. You will be: Motivated, motivating and dynamic An effective communicator (including social media) with good network contacts, especially in the VCSE sector and across local government A strong team builder, able to develop, encourage and support colleagues in making the most of their experience and skillsets and to feel confident in their abilities A visionary leader who is able to embrace and manage change through strategic creativity and innovation, while also able to pay attention to detail when necessary. Ideally, you will also be able to demonstrate understanding of charity governance, compliance and safeguarding. Calm and confident under pressure with an evidence-based approach to prioritising finite resources. These attributes, skills and experience will make you stand out, but even if you do not match all the criteria below, we still want to hear about you and what you can offer. The Nuts and Bolts The role is a permanent contract for 35 hours per week, mostly office based but with some scope for working remotely. Our offices are in Guildford, Surrey We are committed to continued professional development and will support you to develop your skills even further. The role is subject to a satisfactory DBS check. The salary for this post is £62,000 for a 35-hour week. We also offer: 5% employers pension contribution Employee Assistance Programme 25 days holiday with an additional three days between Christmas and New Year, as well as all English Bank Holidays For a full application pack, please visit our recruitment page . If you would like an informal conversation about the role and whether it is right for you , please contact our Office Manager, Liza Campbell on or email to arrange an informal conversation with the outgoing Chief Executive Officer. To apply for this position, please send an up-to-date CV and a covering statement highlighting how your skills and experience matches our needs to Liza, as above. Deadline for applications is Sunday 26 April, 11:59pm. First round interviews will take place at our Guildford offices during the week of 11 May 2026 with selected candidates being invited to a second interview on Tuesday 19 May. We can only accept applications from candidates with the right to work in the UK.

Purpose of the Post: To support the Head of Adult Commissioning with strategic planning, policy development, and commissioning of services for adult social care. To be responsible for the leadership of strategic commissioning, service development and transformation in a complex and challenging environment, ensuring best use of resources, delivery of strategic outcomes and responsiveness to local need To provide managerial direction and oversight of the commissioning process by co-ordinating the commissioning activities of a team of staff to ensure the effective delivery of a comprehensive commissioning work program To work in partnership with a variety of agencies to ensure that commissioned services are strategically relevant, person centred and high quality. Duties and Responsibilities: Take strategic responsibility and leadership for a defined portfolio and drive forwards service development and transformation using national best practice, legislation, evidence based information and data to define service models and opportunities. To lead on the development and publication of commissioning strategies and plans that will ensure services are commissioned against agreed corporate, directorate, strategic and customer-based needs assessments, having co-production at the centre. Ensure new provision is commissioned in line with the Councils Constitution and financial regulations, including any requirements of the Procurement Act 2023. This will include providing oversight of any procurement process and ensuring good quality specification development and outcome-based performance frameworks. To ensure good understanding of available compliant routes to market, which may include the use of grant agreements, and seek support from the Strategic Procurement Team where required. To support and provide oversight to the development and commissioning of new services in line with strategic aims and priorities and to the de-commissioning of services where relevant. To identify areas for efficiency and improvement and making the most effective use of resources when commissioning, through identifying, assessing and evaluating different approaches, alternative service models and reviewing the evidence base, in order to ensure achieve value for money, demonstrating cost effectiveness. To conduct and contribute to comprehensive needs assessments, including the analysis of social care, housing, health, and demographic data to inform service planning and delivery, in addition to developing effective work programmes for the team of Officers; including contributing to the development of social care, housing and health strategies and policies. To ensure appropriate market, budget and performance information is available, maintained and analysed. To support the delivery of budget savings in line with Directorate objectives and ensure all services procured provide value for money by undertaking regular benchmarking in regard to quality and price for commissioned provision. Be responsible for the delivery of best value for services commissioned and ensure good negotiation with regard to fee uplifts and price increases. To take an active role in the regional, sub-regional and inter-agency joint working and commissioning. This should include the development of opportunities to use joint commissioning solutions to improve outcomes for customers. To prepare and present reports on work programme activities to senior management, committees, boards, Council, Executive and other stakeholders as required. Reports should be able to be prepared for a range of audiences. Oversee the production of regular reporting as required, utilising available information from dashboards, JSNA and other data sources, including but not limited to commissioned service delivery and staff team performance measures. To establish and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external partners including other Directorates, ICBs and other health bodies, central government departments, CQC, voluntary sector providers, and independent sector providers. To establish and maintain contact with the market place to ensure awareness of latest trends and sector initiatives, and to ensure that efficient and effective services are available, when required to meet local needs. Ensure the care, support and housing markets are fully developed to meet the requirements of our customers, and that market position statements are reflective and up to date. This will include the identification of any gaps in provision and support market shaping. Consult, engage, collaborate with and involve providers, customers and carers in the development of commissioning plans and strategies, and in the development of new service specifications. Identify and mitigate risks associated with commissioning services, including service delivery risks, financial risks, and compliance risks. Take responsibility for decision making of escalated issues, professional judgements and delegation as appropriate, and work autonomously within own levels of expertise and authority, resolving any service delivery issues within available resources. To offer advice and guidance to all staff, including operational directorate staff, in respect of any commissioning activities and market change or development. Identify opportunities to digitalise processes within the teams, ensuring efficiencies in working practices. To provide strategic guidance to Officers who oversee the management of contracts with service providers, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and other contract management escalations, and contribute to an on-going programme of quality assurance of commissioned services. Take the lead under the direction of the Head of Adult Commissioning in respect of the delivery, output and performance of the commissioning team; deputise for the Head of Adult Commissioning as and when required.

Fundraising Manager We are now seeking an experienced and motivated Fundraising Manager (South West) to help grow sustainable income and strengthen the regional partnerships at an exciting stage in the organisations development. Join a long-established national charity with over 40 years of experience supporting children with disabilities and additional needs to reach their full potential. Position: Fundraising Manager Location: Bridgwater/Hybrid Hours: 30 hours per week, worked flexibly (with the potential for additional hours during peak periods) Salary: £32,000 - £35,000 per annum pro rata (actual £25,600 - £28,000) Contract: Permanent Closing Date: 13th April 2026 About the Role The team work closely with families across the UK to deliver tailored therapy programmes that make a meaningful and lasting difference to children's lives. The Fundraising Manager will join the organisation at a pivotal stage, leading the development and delivery of a strategic, place-based fundraising programme linked to the centre in Bridgwater and across the wider South West. Working closely with the Chief Executive Officer and colleagues across the organisation, you will lead the growth of regional income through corporate partnerships, business development, major donors, legacy giving and third-party fundraising. Alongside managing the Community Fundraising Lead and supporting strong community fundraising delivery, the role will focus on building high-value partnerships and developing long-term relationships with businesses, supporters and stakeholders across the region. Taken together, this presents an excellent opportunity for an experienced and motivated fundraising professional to make a meaningful contribution to the charity's future. You will play a key role in strengthening the charity's financial sustainability, expanding regional partnerships and helping to ensure that more children and families can access the specialist support they provide. About You We are looking for an experienced fundraiser with demonstrable success in securing corporate partnerships and achieving income targets. With strong written and verbal communication skills, including proposal writing and presentations, you will have strong financial literacy including budget management and ROI analysis. You will have experience of: Developing and implementing fundraising strategies. Business development and partnership acquisition. Major donor cultivation and stewardship. Managing income pipelines and forecasting. Management and developing staff performance. Excellent relationship-building, negotiation and influencing skills. Full driving licence, access to a car, and willingness to travel regionally and nationally required. The charity is an equal opportunities employer and celebrates diversity, committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for all employees. Other roles you may have experience with could include Fundraising, Fundraiser, Fundraising Manager, Fundraising Lead, Senior Fundraiser, Corporate Partnerships Manager, Corporate Fundraising, Major Donor, Major Donor Fundraising, Legacy, In Memory, Community Fundraising, Community Fundraiser. Please note this role is advertised by the recruitment agency acting for the client - Not For Profit People.

Salary : £33,139 - £38,908 per annum Location : Hybrid - Home or Dual Based with nearest hospice Contract: 30 - 37 hours per week (with regular weekend and evening work) Full time or 0.8 FTE considered Could you be the next Area Fundraiser in Bath and North East Somerset (BANES)? Our client is looking for an energetic and enthusiastic fundraiser to join their team in Bath and North East Somerset - driving fundraising and community engagement to increase support for our client's vital work with children and families. Our client is a well-established and successful charity dedicated to the provision of hospice care for children with life-limiting conditions and their families in the South West. They aim to recruit passionate, friendly and enthusiastic staff who are motivated to really make a difference to the lives of the children and families who visit them. Join their busy team in a role where you can bring your enthusiasm and drive to develop income, build relationships, grow event support and initiate opportunities across the community. An engaging and inspiring communicator, you will raise significant awareness of our client by achieving demanding speaking engagement and other non-financial and financial targets. Leading volunteer management within the area, excellent organisational skills and proven success in a relevant role such as fundraising or sales will be a huge advantage. This interesting and varied role has a requirement to work during evenings and at weekends and at different locations across the South West and the UK at times. Work will be undertaken from home, Charlton Farm hospice (Wraxall on the southern edges of Bristol) and across the community. A full UK driving licence is an essential requirement. Why Work For Them Their employees work hard every day to make the most of short and precious lives. They are proud to support them with a range of enhanced benefits which include: 33 days (plus bank holidays) holiday entitlement, which increases with service enhanced sick pay scheme rising up to 6 months full and 6 months half pay personal pension scheme with 7% employer contribution family friendly policies, with enhanced maternity/adoption pay occupational health, wellbeing and counselling services and employee assistance programme group life insurance scheme training and development opportunities environmental and green agenda a supportive and inclusive environment a chance to make a real difference This fantastic opportunity will give you the chance to explore the wonders of the South West, whether you are already located here, you are a returner or looking for a different way of life; the South West offers a high quality of life and great leisure opportunities. These environmental attractions are matched by the excellent reputation of the highly successful organisation and local employer. Closing Date: 1st April 2026 Anticipated Interviews: 9 th April 2026 Our client is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and all employees must obtain an enhanced DBS disclosure. They welcome applications from all sections of the community. You may have experience in the following: Area Fundraiser, Community Fundraiser, Fundraising Officer, Fundraising Executive, Events Fundraiser, Charity Fundraiser, Regional Fundraiser, Fundraising Manager, Philanthropy Executive, Community Engagement Officer, Volunteer Coordinator. REF-

This is an exciting new opportunity to shape the future of technology and digital capability across five South West charities. We are seeking an exceptional Regional Chief Technology Officer who is motivated by both challenge and purpose - someone who can harness technology to make a tangible difference to how our faith-based charities support church communities. Working across Bath & Wells, Bristol, Exeter, Salisbury and Truro, this role offers a rare platform to influence at scale. The successful candidate will lead a region-wide programme of digital transformation and process optimisation, helping modernise systems, strengthen cyber resilience and unlock efficiencies that release resources for mission and ministry. This is not technology for its own sake. We are looking for someone who combines strategic insight with practical delivery - a leader who can translate complex technical possibilities into real-world improvements for staff, clergy and volunteers. You will play a key role in shaping the responsible adoption of emerging technologies, including AI, while ensuring strong governance, security and compliance. This role will be on a two-year contract. Please note that whilst this role allows homeworking, travel across all five dioceses will be required. Responsibilities Strategic Leadership: Develop, articulate, and implement a shared digital transformation and technology strategy that is directly aligned with the overarching mission and strategic goals of the five dioceses. Act as the principal technology advisor to the Diocesan Secretaries and their senior leadership teams. Process Mapping & Optimisation: Lead a comprehensive, collaborative review of key administrative and operational processes within the Diocesan Boards of Finance (DBFs) and in parishes where appropriate. Use process mapping techniques to identify inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and areas for improvement, and then design and implement optimised workflows. AI & Responsible Innovation: Actively research, evaluate, pilot, and implement appropriate AI and automation tools to enhance efficiency, support fundraising, and improve service delivery. Ensure all innovation is undertaken responsibly, ethically, and with a clear focus on tangible benefits. Stakeholder Management & Engagement: Build and maintain strong, collaborative relationships with a diverse range of stakeholders across all five dioceses, including clergy, staff, and volunteers. Foster a culture of digital literacy and champion the benefits of change in a clear, accessible, and empathetic manner. Project & Change Management: Oversee the full lifecycle of technology and process improvement projects, from initial conception and business case development through to delivery, user training, and final handover. Employ robust project management methodologies to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget. Qualifications, Training & Experience: Proven and extensive senior technology leadership experience (e.g., CTO, Head of IT, Director of Digital Transformation) with clear evidence of strategic impact. Relevant degree (or equivalent) in a technology-related discipline, with appropriate professional certifications in technology, architecture, project or change management, and membership of a relevant professional body. Strong track record in business process mapping, analysis and re-engineering delivering measurable efficiency gains. Practical experience evaluating, procuring and implementing modern technology solutions, including cloud platforms (e.g., Microsoft 365), CRM systems and data analytics tools. Experience in the charity, non-profit or similarly complex, values-driven sector is highly desirable. Demonstrable experience of, or well-informed and practical interest in, the responsible and ethical application of AI and automation in an organisational context. Significant experience in technology strategy, budget management, vendor negotiation and delivery of complex, multi-stakeholder programmes. Competencies & Behavioural requirements: Exceptional communicator and translator: Able to convey complex technical concepts in clear, accessible language and influence a wide range of non-technical stakeholders with confidence. Strategic yet pragmatic thinker: Sees the big picture and aligns technology with organisational priorities, while remaining hands-on and focused on practical, value adding solutions. Collaborative and emotionally intelligent leader: Builds trust and consensus across diverse stakeholders and cultures, leading change with empathy, credibility and sensitivity. Resilient and delivery-focused: Proactive and self-motivated, with the drive and discipline to deliver complex, multi-year programmes and achieve measurable outcomes. Culturally astute and values-aware: Demonstrates understanding of, and respect for, the Church of England's context, governance and ethos, navigating the environment with diplomacy and good judgement.

APPLICATIONS ONLY ACCEPTED ON ATTACHED FORM Purpose: To provide administrative and technical support to the National Policy Department in respect of its specialist grades functions, including transport policy, political and international campaigns, health and safety, equalities, employment rights and pensions. Assisting in developing pay submissions templates for employers, liaising with national and regional officers as appropriate. To assist in responding to members' and activists' enquiries through all mediums and communicate policy response. To continually improve our services increasing member satisfaction and retention rates.

Job Role - Investigation Officer Location - Peterborough Job Type - Contract Salary - £300.00 daily rate About the Role Our clint is looking for skilled and motivated Investigation Officers (HEO Complex Caseworkers) to join their Asylum Operations team. This is a challenging and rewarding role where you will manage complex, high-risk cases involving asylum seekers accommodated by the Home Office. Reporting to SEO Multi-Agency Regional Risk Leads, you will play a vital role in identifying, assessing and managing risks to public safety. Acting as a key link between asylum claimants and statutory agencies, you will ensure that risks are effectively escalated, managed and mitigated through strong partnership working. This role is not about direct enforcement. Instead, you will provide critical oversight, coordination and assurance working collaboratively with partners such as police, local authorities, and safeguarding bodies to reduce harm and support effective case resolution. Why Join Us? This is an opportunity to contribute to work that directly impacts public safety and supports vulnerable individuals. You will operate in a fast-paced, high-profile environment where your decisions and judgement will make a tangible difference. Key Responsibilities Manage a caseload of complex, high-risk asylum cases, ensuring risks are actively monitored and addressed Gather, analyse, and assess intelligence from multiple sources to evaluate threat, harm, and risk Act as a central point of coordination between asylum claimants and statutory partners with legal enforcement powers Escalate risks appropriately and ensure robust multi-agency responses are in place Work collaboratively with police, local authorities, safeguarding teams, and other partners within a public protection framework Support efforts to reduce reoffending and non-compliance, contributing to safer communities Promote compliance with asylum processes and support progression of cases toward resolution Identify and mitigate risks of harm to the public, staff, and individuals within the asylum estate Maintain accurate, detailed case records and produce high-quality reports and risk assessments Contribute to continuous improvement by identifying trends, risks, and opportunities for better ways of working About You You are a confident decision-maker with strong analytical skills and the ability to work effectively in complex and sensitive environments. You are comfortable working with ambiguity, managing competing priorities and engaging with a wide range of stakeholders. You bring a collaborative mindset and are skilled at building effective working relationships across organisational boundaries to deliver shared outcomes. Essential Experience Experience managing complex or high-risk cases, ideally within a public protection, safeguarding, or offender management environment Proven ability to assess risk and make sound, evidence-based decisions under pressure Experience of working with multiple agencies or stakeholders to deliver coordinated outcomes Strong analytical and information-handling skills, with the ability to interpret and act on complex data Experience of working in a fast-paced operational environment with competing priorities Desirable Experience Knowledge of asylum, immigration, or public protection frameworks Experience working with vulnerable individuals or within safeguarding settings Familiarity with risk management tools and multi-agency working practices (e.g., MAPPA or similar frameworks) Key Skills Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to influence and challenge where necessary Strong organisational skills and attention to detail Resilience and professionalism when dealing with sensitive and potentially distressing situations Ability to work independently while contributing to a wider team