To apply for this position please call Urszula on 01782 367818 or apply on line. If you have not received feedback in 14 days please deem your application as unsuccessful.
Sandyford based Churchill China have vacancies with shift patterns to suit. The company say if you are looking for a rewarding career with lots of opportunities then Churchill China is the place to be, and you do not require experience to join their team.
Staffordshire Police are receiving information regarding off road bikes menacing residents on the Bankeyfields Estate in Sandyford. It is reported they are riding along William Coltman Way and Andrew Mulligan Way.
The police are advising residents to get in touch with them with –
Detailed description of the riders and bikes
Information on where bikes are kept
Names of possible offenders
Any video recordings of people using off road bikes
If you have any information please call Staffordshire Police on 101 or private message on Facebook/Twitter.
Caddick Construction have asked Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association to inform residents they will be working this Saturday (19.02.22) between 8.00 a.m. & 2.00 p.m.
Caddick say they are hoping this will be the last Saturday working for a while, and again they have confirmed there will be no piling work taking place on Saturday in respect to residents living nearby.
Caddick Construction have asked Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association to give residents an update on progress on the piling works taking place on James Brindley Way. They say there has been a delay in their works and completion is looking to be at the end of February.
They advise they will be working this Saturday 12th February from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm to catch up on lost time, which due to weekend working and respect to residents will not consist of any piling work.
Staffordshire Police report that most drivers don’t use their phone when driving, but during 2021 859 drivers were prosecuted for this offence in Staffordshire. Any phone use whilst driving can be dangerous as it can put you, and other road users, in danger as you’re 4 times more likely to crash. On the launch of this year’s #phonefree campaign we’re sharing a few tips to encourage everyone to avoid using their phone for any reason whilst driving: Put it out of reach – this is an easy way to avoid temptation, if you can’t reach it, you won’t be tempted to use it. Plan your route in advance – many people use their phone as a sat nav, so to avoid touching this whilst driving set your journey before you turn the ignition on. Use safe driving mode – modern mobile phones have the ability to mute incoming calls or notifications when set to safe driving mode so you won’t be distracted. Pull over, turn the engine off – always make sure you’ve stopped the vehicle in a safe place and turned the engine off before using your phone. Help the driver – if you’re travelling with a passenger, they can answer any calls and let the person know you’ll call them back when you’ve safely reached your destination. For more road safety advice, visit the Staffordshire Police website: https://www.staffordshire.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/rs/road-safety/
Increased antisocial activity is taking place at Sandyford Park, which has access from Wignall Road, Ridge Road and Sandy Road. Broken glass, isolated fires, off road motor biking and noise are just a few of the incidents which have been regularly reported to the residents association.
Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (SAGE) have been in contact with the council’s Antisocial Behaviour Officer who has asked SAGE to report any antisocial activity taking place at the location.
Residents are now being asked to report antisocial behaviour at Sandyford Park by leaving a reply on this article at www.sandyfordgoldenhill.co.uk website or you can report it on our Facebook Page.
Are you searching for a Warehouse Operative role offering an immediate start? If so, we have a fantastic opportunity for you to join one the UK’s largest homeware retailers in Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 4EX!
As a Warehouse Operative, you will earn £10.50 for day and afternoon shifts
We have plenty of shift times available as a Warehouse Operative: Day and Afternoon shifts are available: Friday – Monday | Sunday – Thursday | Tuesday – Saturday
Immediate start available for AM and PM shifts!
Morning shift: 06:15am – 14:15pm
Afternoon shift: 14:15pm – 22:15pm
Some of the benefits you will receive working as a Warehouse Operative are:
Weekly pay – every Friday
Subsidised canteen
Onsite parking
PPE provided
Day to day as a Warehouse Operative you will:
Pick orders using a voice picking system
No experience necessary full training will be provided
Using manual handling equipment to carry out your tasks
Picking and packing orders in line with customer demand
You will need to be flexible and able to adapt to changing demands
Stoke on Trent City Council has contacted Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association (S.A.G.E.), along with Councillor Chandra Kanneganti in regards to an asset transfer of Goldenhill Community Hall/Centre to a local charity.
The charity “Just Family” http://justfamily-cic.org/ have shown an interest in taking over the running of the building from the council to enhance the services they provide. Concerns have been raised by S.A.G.E. and Councillor Kanneganti to what kind of input the local community would have should the Community Centre be transferred to a third party.
Upon talks with the City Council, it has been assured that any organisation taking charge of the Community Centre would have to honour the groups using the building with the same terms and conditions it presently holds.
The council further added that no final decision has been made in regards to the asset transfer, but said whatever decision is made the building will stay in use for the benefit of the community.
The City Council believe that transferring the Community Centre to a charity would bring much needed investment into the building, and would further benefit the community at large.
It was further reported that the Community Centre will continue to be owned by the council and will return to them at the end of any lease, adding that if a transfer is agreed it will continue to remain as a Community Centre.
Councillor Kanneganti and Sandyford & Goldenhill Residents Association are jointly committed to scrutinise any decision made by the council to ensure Goldenhill Community Centre stays as a venue for it’s residents.
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