c.£34,000
Permanent
Location: Manchester; Newcastle or York
The North of England is awash with unique and diverse heritage, ranging from Liverpool`s outstanding waterfront and Yorkshire`s great country houses to Durham`s Cathedral and Castle World Heritage Site. We have two exciting opportunities to play a highly influential role in managing this exceptional historic environment for the benefit of people both now and in the future. Continue reading
Competitive Salary + benefits
Part-time (14 to 21 hrs), fixed term (12 months)
Location: Oxford
The Oxford Preservation Trust has for over ninety years been promoting the preservation and enhancement of the built, natural and historic environment for the benefit of the people of Oxford. You will be part of a small team of six and will be working with the director reviewing and commenting on planning issues in and around Oxford, taking a positive approach to guiding change, not stopping it. Continue reading
£28,000 & £30,000
Full time, fixed term
Thanks to generous funding support from Fife Council, Historic Environment Scotland and the National Lottery Heritage Fund we are recruiting now for two new posts. We need skilled and enthusiastic people to join our award winning team. Continue reading
£24,573 – £32,630
Location: Andover & Exeter
Cotswold Archaeology is one of the leading providers of professional archaeological and heritage services in the UK. We provide a complete archaeological service including fieldwork, post-excavation and heritage consultancy.
Our Heritage Consultancy department works with a diverse range of clients throughout the UK. We have acted as the expert archaeology and heritage consultants on some of the largest and most high profile infrastructure projects in the country. We also have extensive experience in a broad portfolio of projects which span the logistics, residential, retail, marine and utilities sectors. Continue reading
Competitive salary + benefits
Location: North Region (Manchester based but also covers York and Leeds)
Purcell is an award-winning architectural and heritage consultancy practice with a strong commitment to quality. We have staff of approximately 250 talented architects, designers, heritage consultants and surveyors across 14 offices in the UK, Hong Kong and Australia. Together, we work on some of the finest buildings from meticulous heritage and conservation schemes to bold contemporary design. Continue reading
£21,166 – £28,785 pa pr (dependent upon experience)
Part-time (16.5 hrs pw), fixed term (22 months)
Location: Plough Lane, Hereford
Herefordshire Council Building Conservation Team aim to promote the conservation of heritage assets and good design through the provision of advocacy and advice. With assets ranging from medieval timber framed market towns in the North to early upland stone farmsteads and the Picturesque Wye Valley in the South, Herefordshire has a lot to offer. Continue reading
£47,261 pa
Location: Birmingham
The Church Commissioners for England wish to appoint a professionally qualified Case Officer to work alongside Dioceses in the West Midland region of England to settle the future and disposal of closed church properties. Continue reading
£36,000 – £37,700
The Landmark Trust is currently seeking a Regional Building Surveyor for East Anglia – this is a field based role, working from home that will be responsible for all aspects of the conservation, maintenance, repair and improvement work to Landmark’s portfolio of buildings and structures within their region. Continue reading
£37,842 to £40,728 pa (Grade: PO2)
Full time, new fixed term (2 years) post in Planning and Traffic & Transportation
Reference: 6022
It is an exciting time to join the Planning Service at Enfield Council. Enfield holds significant potential for good growth and has an ambitious Council focussed on delivery. As a Planning Service we are energised and passionate about delivering proactive planning to help shape the Borough over the next 15 years and beyond. The recent opening of a new station at Meridian Water and the recent Field Day Festival herald a new phase of exciting regeneration projects coming forward, with the Council taking a proactive role in making things happen. As we progress with our new Local Plan, a number of exciting development proposals are starting to come through the planning process – some led by the Council, others by private developers – and we are in a position to bolster the capacity of the team to help get the most out of these projects. We are looking for exceptional candidates to join the team be part of the future that we are shaping. Continue reading
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