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Footpath Fundraiser for Canal & River Trust £9/hour

Job Type:Part-TimeLocation:Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, London Salary:£9/hourStart Date:ASAPDuration:on-goingReference:280219-CRTALLSW2

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PAY: £9/HOUR

HOURS: Part time, flexible.

LOCATION: Next to the canals on footpaths & towpaths

 

Canal & River Trust are looking to gather together a team of friendly and passionate people who love their wildlife to raise awareness and donations for the charity on the footpaths and along the canals!

 

You will be talking to the other path users, telling them about the charity and looking to get people signed up to a small monthly donation.

 

At the Canal & River Trust we're always looking to protect and improve our waterways for people and nature. Our cherished network of 2,000 miles of canals and rivers flows through the most beautiful countryside and vibrant cities that England and Wales have to offer.

 

Google 'Canal and River Trust for our website

 

AVAILABLE SHIFTS:

Minimum of 3 shifts/week

7 days/week, Hours available between 11am-5pm

(4 hour shifts between these hours)

 

You must be over 18 years old to apply.

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This vacancy was placed on

20 Jun 2014 by

Canal & River Trust

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[alan_fincher]

Want a higher profile, (though less well paid), job.....

 

CRT - New Trustee Needed

Edited June 23, 2014 by alan_fincher

[Sir Nibble]

"Love their wildlife" no point giving a toss about it as a navigable waterway then.

[luctor et emergo]

To be fair sir Nibble, the chuggers seem to have taken the message. Any chugger in Bathampton or bath who approached a boater tended to get an earful, explaining the finer details of the boat licencing scheme...

 

Boating or navigation is not part of their target group nor talk for other users. They only talk about walking, fishing, dog clapping, cycling, newt, voles, swans, etc ad nauseam..

[Sir Nibble]

And when the wildlife interest group overtakes boaters in revenue terms guess who gets the bums rush.

[Kieron G]

I might be missing something ( and i've just come out of the Black Lion ) but why a conflict between boaters and wildlife. i'm into both.I think this is the problem at Elvington lock on the Yorks Derwent. I get the impression that the wildlife group don't want boats on the river up to Stamford Bridge, they own one set of condemned lock gates at Elvington and seem to have no intention of repairing them. I guess it could be economic but i'm not sure that's the only reason.