Wokingham Today and Reading Today: We are looking for a Trainee Reporter
- Have you already demonstrated a clear interest in a career in journalism (or some other form of writing)? - Do you live in - or near- the boroughs of...
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Wokingham Without Parish Council – Parish Clerk
Parish Clerk £39,568 - £42,503 23 day's annual leave, increasing to 26 days - Local Government Pension Scheme We are looking for a dynamic and innovative individual to lead the...
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Is this your chance to work in entertainment?
You can make a career in the entertainment industry without having to act, sing or dance. Behind every production is an army of people who bring films, musicals and plays...
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Work in the exciting Media Sector
If you're looking for a flexible sales role with Salary, Commission, Bonuses & Pension, then this is the job for you! We are hiring a Media Sales Person with flexible...
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Community reporter for South Reading/Shinfield
Do you care about what goes on around you, wish your community had a louder voice, and want to make a difference? Have you ever wanted to become a journalist?
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Co-op seeks new council members in Wokingham
Co-op has launched a recruitment drive across Wokingham for representatives to have a say in the running of the group.
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