Welcome to the Lindfield Parish Council website
is a flourishing, active, modern community, famed for its rich historic and architectural heritage. The ancient High Street, lined with lime trees, has many individual shops which are well worth exploring. It is regarded as one of the finest High Streets in Sussex with over forty medieval and post medieval timber-framed houses.
Our aim for this website is to provide easy access to information about the Parish Council with some background about the history of Lindfield and the features that make our village so special. We are also developing a community page where you will be able to find details of forthcoming events, information about village organisations and a directory of businesses.
To find out what is happening in the Parish Council please use the navigation buttons on the left of the home page.
We hope you will enjoy exploring our website and find what you are looking for. If you don't please tell us - the site is here to help you.
With our kind regards
The Members and Staff of Lindfield Parish Council
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 Lindfield Parish Council
6 Denmans Lane
Lindfield
RH16 2LB
Tel: 01444 484115
Fax: 01444 484918
clerks@lindfieldparishcouncil.gov.uk
Map of Location |
Opening Times:
Tuesdays: 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Thursdays: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Fridays: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Open at other times by appointment
Clerk: Christine Irwin
Deputy Clerk: Pieter Hemsley
Responsible Financial Officer: Sue Kolien |
OUR CHILDREN NEED YOU!
School Crossing Patrol
Locations: Lindfield x 2 Sites
Hours: Part-time, term-time
High Street – AM 08:20–08:50 & PM 15:00-15:30
Backwoods Lane – AM 08:20-08:50 & PM15:00-15:30
Salary: £6.84 - £7.19 per hour
Closing Date: (ongoing)
School Crossing Patrols provide a vital service to the children of West Sussex by assisting them to cross the road safely on their way to and from school.
At 130 sites in West Sussex, School Crossing Patrols are employed at the start and finish of each school day. Although exact times vary from site to site, the commitment is usually 30-40 minutes each morning and afternoon.
The rate of pay is £6.84 per hour rising to £7.19 per hour by annual increments and of course you only work in term-time (38 or 39 weeks per year). In addition, you get full pay for 5 weeks holiday plus public holidays. Your salary will be spread equally over 12 months, so you get paid the same each month, even over the summer holiday and half-terms! There is no upper age limit and we do have several patrol people well into their seventies! Uniform and training are provided.
As the role involves working with children, a Criminal Records Check will of course need to be undertaken.
For further information and an application form, please contact Julie Finn at West Sussex County Council on 01243 777319 or email to Julie.finn@westsussex.gov.uk
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