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Isle of Wight Council
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About Isle of Wight Council
We are the Isle of Wight Council, join our team and grow your career with us! People are at the heart of our work. We believe that everything we do should be inclusive, open and transparent, always working as a team to achieve the Council’s vision in a way that is straightforward and positive. We believe in investing in our employees from the start of their employment and offer a wide range of learning and development opportunities to staff at all levels. The Isle of Wight Council is a unitary authority covering the beautiful Isle of Wight on the south coast of England. With quick and easy connections to Southampton and Portsmouth teamed with our agile and flexible approach to work, it's never been easier to join #TeamIWC
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Signals from Isle of Wight Council
6 published signals
People
Isle of Wight Council is hiring a new Senior LGPS Officer to shape the future of the Isle of Wight Pension Fund and deliver major pension reforms.
Reported by Isle of Wight Council
Presence & Recognition
Isle of Wight Council announced that criminologist Sue Strickland-Lord is giving a talk on crime, law and deviance at Lord Louis Library in Newport on Wednesday 23 September.
Reported by Isle of Wight Council
Presence & Recognition
Isle of Wight Council produced the BBC2 documentary Stolen Babies to spotlight the stories of stolen babies in the 1960s, 70s, and 1980s.
Reported by Steve Sandercock
Operations & Supply
Isle of Wight Council's Public Realm Officer Team is joining up with Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary to patrol and enforce Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) on Operation Clean and Safe.
Reported by Isle of Wight Council
Operations & Supply
Isle of Wight Council delivers a homeshare scheme where older residents with spare rooms can be matched with younger people offering around 10 hours a week of help with everyday tasks and company.
Reported by Isle of Wight Council
Presence & Recognition
Isle of Wight Council announced that Professor Andrew Scott from Royal Holloway, University of London will be visiting the museum at Dinosaur Isle on Friday, September 4th, to deliver a talk titled The Burning Question: Wildfires, Dinosaurs, and our Future.
Reported by Isle of Wight Council