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Clive Parnham, 65, began working for the Essex Ambulance Service, as it was then known, in September 1982.

The voluntary role involves visiting stations in the district, as well as potentially supporting staff across the county from time to time.

Helen Standen took over as interim chief executive officer in October 2024 after predecessor Richard Cassidy unexpectedly resigned.

Open Possibilities aims to boost employment opportunities by offering free access to online courses through the SEEDL platform.

Vacant cinema at Anchor Street Leisure Complex, where Empire closed in July 2023, to become latest branch of growing independent chain Roxy Movies.

A shortlist of four candidates was drawn up by a committee of five councillors: two Greens, two Conservatives and one Liberal Democrat.

Hertfordshire has a high employment rate of 80.6%. The Government’s Get Britain Working target is 80%.

Nine-week summer programme gives Stansted Airport College students real-world experience in a busy airport environment.

The process to appoint a permanent chief executive for East Herts Council (EHC) on a salary of up to £133,746 began today (Thursday, June 12).

According to HCC’s statement of accounts for 2023-24, 130 employees whose contracts were terminated received exit packages totalling £1.54 million.

Herts County Council review designed to cut costs by £16m results in far fewer employees losing jobs than originally estimated, councillors told.

Opening of the supermarket in Stansted Road, on the former site of Ford motor dealer Gates of Stortford, will create around 40 jobs.

Homebase stores in Saffron Walden and Harlow did not make the cut and are among 74 on the market.

You could join Iliffe Media as a trainee reporter as part of a new scheme inviting applications from would-be journalists with no previous experience.

The discount supermarket chain announced in August 2021 that it wanted to make a “multi-million-pound investment” in the site in Stansted Road.

TUI’s head of cabin crew management: “This year we saw unprecedented interest, with 10,000 applications flying in during the first week.”

Each year, the global event focuses on issues including reproductive rights, violence and abuse against women and equality.

Consultants have been brought in to look at staffing, processes and use of technology at Hertfordshire County Council.

Almost 50 companies including MAG Stansted, Ryanair, Titan Airways, Harrods Aviation, World Duty Free and Border Force will attend event on March 7.

Councillors heard that the council’s top job would be advertised with a salary of £187,623 to £207,751.