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Chief Executive, Cheshire East Council

Salary: Competitive

Cheshire East is at an important point in its journey.

Over the last year, the organisation has strengthened its leadership, sharpened its focus and made tangible progress. Transformation is underway and there is a clearer understanding of what needs to happen next.

Now we need a Chief Executive who can take that work further and turn it into lasting change. This is a significant leadership role in one of the country’s largest unitary authorities. You will lead an organisation with ambition, complexity and reach, while helping shape the future of a place with enormous potential.

Internally, the task is clear: build confidence, strengthen accountability and create a culture in which people can perform at their best. That requires a leader who is visible, genuine and straightforward; someone who listens, brings people together and is pre-pared to make difficult decisions when needed.

Externally, the opportunity is equally important.

Devolution is reshaping the regional landscape. Cheshire East needs a Chief Executive who can build strong relationships with government, business, public services and partners, represent the borough with confidence and ensure its voice carries weight. Leading Cheshire East also means understanding the whole place.

Our economy, communities, children and families, infrastructure, environment and public services are interconnected. The next Chief Executive must be able to bring those perspectives together and lead beyond organisational boundaries.

We are looking for a rounded corporate leader with judgement, political acuity and the ability to inspire confidence across different audiences.

You will be as credible with government and partners as you are accessible to our workforce. You will know when to lead from the front, when to challenge and when to create the space for others to lead.

Cheshire East has already begun to change. The opportunity now is to make that change count.

For a confidential discussion, contact our recruitment partners at Penna:

·       Dawar Hashmi - Dawar.hashmi@penna.com

·       Ali Tasker - Ali.tasker@penna.com

For further information and to apply please visit: www.wearecheshireeast.co.uk

Closing Date: 23:59pm on Thursday 5th November 2026

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
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6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Salary: £143,779 - £158,197

Northumberland is a county of great opportunity. Rich in heritage, diverse in its communities and ambitious for the future, it offers an exceptional place to live, work and visit. Guided by our vision, Northumberland: Land of Great Opportunities, we have transformed into an inclusive, high-performing, resident-focused Council committed to delivering the best outcomes for our communities.

With the forthcoming retirement of our current postholder, we are seeking an outstanding leader to become our next Director of Law & Corporate Governance and Monitoring Officer.

Reporting directly to our Chief Executive, you will provide strategic legal and governance leadership across one of England's largest unitary authorities. As a trusted adviser to elected members and senior officers, you will play a pivotal role in supporting effective decision-making, maintaining the highest standards of governance, and navigating complex and sensitive issues with confidence and integrity.

We are looking for a credible and accomplished legal professional with a calm, pragmatic and collaborative approach, capable of leading with professionalism and delivering confidence across the organisation.

Beyond the role, Northumberland offers an outstanding quality of life. From award-winning coastline and historic landmarks to vibrant market towns and stunning countryside, the county combines natural beauty with a welcoming community and an excellent work-life balance.

This is a rare opportunity to make a lasting impact within a high-performing council while building a rewarding career in one of the UK's most distinctive places. For a confidential discussion, please contact:

Nick Raper on 07715 690463, Rachael Morris on 07840 711217, or Tom Niven on 07860 657044 at Penna.

Further information and to download a candidate briefing pack, please click the link below:

Candidate Briefing Pack - Director of Law & Corporate Governance (Monitoring Officer)

Closing date: 23:59, 8 November 2026.

How to Apply

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4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
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Help Deliver a City on the Move

Sheffield is the core city at the heart of the South Yorkshire region, a major employment centre and hub for high-skilled jobs, global inward investment and knowledge-intensive businesses, with our economic reach extending across Yorkshire and over the Pennines into the North West.

It's an exciting time to join Sheffield City Council. Momentum is building across the city, with major investment programmes already underway alongside an ambitious 10 year Growth Plan that sets out Sheffield's vision for economic growth, regeneration and opportunity.

A key part of that vision is "A City on the Move", focused on improving connectivity, supporting sustainable growth and delivering transport infrastructure that enables people, businesses and communities to thrive. Working alongside partners including the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA), Sheffield is delivering significant investment in transport and infrastructure that will shape the city's future.

As a Senior Technician, you'll play a key role in turning that vision into reality, helping to develop and deliver transport schemes that support active travel, improve public transport, enhance road safety and unlock wider regeneration across the city.

The Role

Joining our Transport Projects Team, you will work within a multidisciplinary team delivering a wide range of highway and transport infrastructure projects across Sheffield.

You will be responsible for the development of concept and preliminary designs for transport schemes, often within constrained urban environments, helping to create practical and innovative solutions that balance engineering, operational and community needs.

Key responsibilities will include:

• Producing concept and preliminary highway and traffic engineering designs for transport schemes.
• Preparing technical drawings and consultation plans using AutoCAD and other design software.
• Supporting the development of active travel, walking, wheeling, cycling, road safety and public transport improvement schemes.
• Developing and processing Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs).
• Undertaking site inspections, surveys and technical assessments to support scheme development.
• Providing technical assurance and design support throughout project delivery.
• Supporting traffic management initiatives and providing technical advice to internal highways and development management teams.
• Engaging with residents, stakeholders and elected members through public consultations, meetings and engagement events.
• Contributing to city wide traffic management, highway classification and directional signage strategies.  

This is a fantastic opportunity to work on projects from initial concept through to delivery, gaining exposure to some of the most significant transport investment programmes currently taking place across Sheffield.

About You

We're looking for an experienced technician with a background in transport planning, traffic engineering, highways design or infrastructure delivery.

You will bring:

• Experience developing transport, highway or traffic engineering schemes.
• Strong technical design capabilities, including the use of AutoCAD or similar software.
• Knowledge of current highway design standards, traffic management principles and industry best practice,  
• Experience interpreting technical guidance and applying it to real-world engineering challenges.
• Excellent communication skills and the ability to engage confidently with stakeholders, partners and the public.
• An HNC/HND in Civil Engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent professional experience.

Experience with traffic management design, TRO processes, active travel schemes or public realm projects would be particularly beneficial.

Why Sheffield?

Unlike many private sector roles, Sheffield City Council offers the opportunity to combine meaningful, city shaping transport work with an excellent work life balance, a highly competitive pension, flexible and hybrid working, and a strong commitment to employee wellbeing and professional development.

You'll also benefit from:

• The opportunity to contribute to over £100m of transport and infrastructure investment.
• Flexible and hybrid working arrangements, typically with 2-3 office days per week.
• A highly competitive Local Government Pension Scheme.
• Generous annual leave and wellbeing support.
• Access to technical training, mentoring and long term career development.
• A supportive and experienced team delivering high profile infrastructure projects across the city.

Join Sheffield's Transport and Infrastructure Revolution

If you're passionate about transport engineering, sustainable infrastructure and improving how people move around cities, this is your chance to help shape the future of Sheffield while building your career on some of the region's most significant transport projects

You can review the full job description here

For a confidential discussion contact: brian.gallagher@penna.com or 07716 098175

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Help Shape a Cleaner, Healthier Sheffield

Sheffield is the core city at the heart of the South Yorkshire region, a major employment centre and hub for high skilled jobs, global inward investment and knowledge-intensive businesses, with our economic reach extending across Yorkshire and over the Pennines into the North West.

It's an exciting time to join Sheffield City Council. Momentum is building across the city, with significant investment already underway alongside an ambitious 10-year Growth Plan focused on economic growth, regeneration and creating opportunity for all.

A key part of that vision is "A City on the Move", improving connectivity, supporting sustainable growth and creating a transport network that works for residents, businesses and visitors alike. Central to this ambition is Sheffield's commitment to improving air quality, reducing emissions and creating healthier places for future generations.

This role offers the opportunity to lead one of the city's most important transport policy programmes, taking ownership of Sheffield's Clean Air Zone and helping to shape the future direction of transport and environmental policy across the city and wider region.

The Role

As Principal Transport Planner (Clean Air Zone), you will lead the management, development and ongoing evolution of Sheffield's Clean Air Zone programme, ensuring it continues to deliver meaningful environmental, economic and public health outcomes.

Key responsibilities include:

• Leading the development and implementation of Clean Air Zone policy and associated programmes.
• Monitoring performance, analysing data and providing evidence based recommendations
• Producing strategic reports, briefings and policy papers for senior leaders and elected members. 
• Managing relationships with key government and regional stakeholders.
• Working collaboratively across transport, regeneration and environmental services to align policy with wider city objectives. 
• Leading and supporting a team of transport professionals to deliver high quality outcomes.
• You will work closely with organisations including Defra, the Department for Transport, South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) and neighbouring South Yorkshire authorities, representing Sheffield on issues of regional and national importance.

About You

We're looking for an experienced transport professional with a strong background in transport policy, strategy or programme management.

You will bring:

• A transport planning or related professional background.
• Strong policy development capability. 
• An analytical mindset, with the ability to interpret complex datasets and performance information.
• Experience producing strategic reports and policy recommendations. 
• Excellent stakeholder management and partnership building skills.
• The confidence and credibility to engage with senior leaders, government departments and regional partners.
• This role is likely to appeal to candidates from local government, combined authorities, consultancies, transport bodies, environmental policy teams or government departments seeking a strategic leadership opportunity with genuine impact. 

Why Sheffield?

Unlike many private sector roles, Sheffield City Council offers the opportunity to combine meaningful, city shaping transport work with an excellent work life balance, a highly competitive pension, flexible and hybrid working, and a strong commitment to employee wellbeing and professional development.

This is a rare opportunity to influence transport policy at a city wide level while helping deliver cleaner air, healthier communities and sustainable economic growth.

Join Sheffield's Transport and Infrastructure Revolution

If you're passionate about transport policy, environmental improvement and creating places where people and businesses can thrive, we'd love to hear from you.

You can review the full job description here

For a confidential discussion contact: brian.gallagher@penna.com or 07716 098175

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Help Shape the Future of a City on the Move

Sheffield is the core city at the heart of the South Yorkshire region, a major employment centre and hub for high skilled jobs, global inward investment and knowledge intensive businesses, with its economic reach extending across Yorkshire and over the Pennines into the North West.

It's an exciting time to join Sheffield City Council. Momentum is building across the city, with significant investment already underway alongside an ambitious 10 year Growth Plan focused on driving economic growth, regeneration and opportunity for all.

A key part of that vision is "A City on the Move"; improving connectivity, enabling sustainable growth and ensuring transport infrastructure supports the city's ambitions. Working closely with partners including South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA), Sheffield is delivering major investment programmes that will shape the city for generations to come.

This role offers a unique opportunity to be at the heart of that journey, leading the development of transport policy, strategy and programmes that support Sheffield's growth and future prosperity.

The Role

As Principal Transport Planner, you will lead a team responsible for developing and delivering transport strategies, policies and programmes across a range of priority areas including:

• Walking, wheeling and cycling
• Electric vehicles and charging infrastructure
• Parking strategy
• Intelligent transport systems
• Sustainable transport initiatives
• Wider transport policy and programme development

You'll manage and support a team of transport professionals, work closely with senior stakeholders and elected members, and play a key role in shaping transport solutions that improve connectivity, support regeneration and enhance quality of life across the city.

About You

We're keen to hear from experienced transport professionals from local government, consultancies, combined authorities, transport bodies or infrastructure organisations.

You'll bring:

• Experience developing and delivering transport strategy, policy or programmes.
• Strong leadership and people management skills.
• Experience managing complex projects and competing priorities.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and partnership building abilities.
• The ability to influence decision making within a complex political and organisational environment.
• A relevant professional qualification or equivalent experience.

Most importantly, you'll be passionate about the role transport plays in supporting vibrant communities, economic growth and sustainable development.

Why Sheffield?

This is your opportunity to influence the future of a major UK city while working within a supportive and ambitious team delivering a programme of transport and infrastructure investment worth more than £100 million. 

Unlike many private sector roles, Sheffield City Council offers:

• Meaningful, city shaping work with lasting public impact.
• Flexible and hybrid working arrangements.
• Excellent work life balance.
• A highly competitive Local Government Pension Scheme.
• Generous annual leave entitlement.
• A strong commitment to employee wellbeing.
• Ongoing professional development and career progression opportunities.
• A collaborative culture where you can genuinely influence outcomes.

Join Sheffield's Transport and Infrastructure Revolution

If you're ready to lead strategic transport initiatives, develop high performing teams and help deliver the ambitions set out in Sheffield's Growth Plan, we'd love to hear from you

You can review the full job description here

For a confidential discussion contact: brian.gallagher@penna.com or 07716 098175

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Sheffield is at the heart of South Yorkshire's economy, driving investment, innovation and growth across the wider region. With a newly adopted 10 year Growth Plan and significant investment in infrastructure and regeneration, now is a pivotal time to join Sheffield City Council. One of the key priorities is creating "A City on the Move", improving connectivity, supporting economic growth and delivering sustainable transport solutions for the future.

As a Senior Transport Planner, you'll have the opportunity to help shape that future, delivering projects that make a visible difference to communities, businesses and the city as a whole.

The Role

Working within the Transport Programmes Team, you'll lead and support the delivery of a range of transport and infrastructure projects across Sheffield. Current programmes include:

• Active travel and sustainable transport schemes
• Public transport corridor improvements
• Road safety initiatives
• Traffic management projects
• Electric vehicle infrastructure
• Regeneration and growth related transport schemes
• You'll manage projects from concept through to delivery, working with colleagues, consultants, contractors and regional partners to ensure successful outcomes.

About You

We're looking for someone with experience in transport planning, highways, infrastructure or project delivery who enjoys solving problems and working collaboratively.

You will have:

• Experience delivering transport or infrastructure projects
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills
• Experience managing budgets, business cases or funding bids
• The ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver results
• A relevant professional qualification or equivalent

Why Sheffield?

This is a chance to join a team delivering over £100m of transport investment and play a key role in Sheffield's ongoing transformation.

Unlike many private sector opportunities, Sheffield City Council offers:

• Meaningful, city shaping work with lasting public impact
• Flexible and hybrid working arrangements
• Excellent work life balance
• A highly competitive Local Government Pension Scheme
• Generous annual leave
• Professional development and career progression opportunities
• A supportive, collaborative and ambitious team culture

Join Sheffield's Transport and Infrastructure Revolution

If you're looking for the opportunity to deliver impactful projects, influence the future of a major UK city and develop your career in a supportive environment, we'd love to hear from you.

You can review the full job description here

For a confidential discussion contact: andrew.barton@penna.com or 07922 386 432

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Salary: Up to £92,536 which includes a market supplement of 16%.

This is a unique opportunity to lead two critical statutory services during a period of significant change across the built environment and local government sectors.

Reporting to the Director of Regulatory Services, you will provide strategic and operational leadership for Building Control, Building Control Tech/Admin Support and Local Land Charges services across North Northamptonshire.

You will ensure statutory compliance, deliver high-quality customer-focused services, provide professional advice to senior leaders and elected members, and lead continuous improvement across these important functions.

What You'll Be Responsible For

Key responsibilities include:

• Leading Building Control and Local Land Charges services across North Northamptonshire.
• Ensuring compliance with Building Safety, Building Control and Local Land Charges legislation.
• Providing expert professional advice to senior leaders, elected members and stakeholders.
• Leading service transformation and continuous improvement programmes.
• Managing budgets, contracts, governance, performance and risk.
• Developing commercial opportunities and increasing market share.
• Driving customer excellence and innovation.
• Building, leading and developing high-performing teams.
• Strengthening relationships with partners, regulators and developers.
• Supporting delivery of the Council's sustainability and carbon reduction objectives.

Who We're Looking For

We're seeking an experienced and inspiring leader with substantial experience within Building Control, Building Surveying or a closely related discipline.

You will bring:

• Significant senior leadership experience within Building Control or Building Surveying.
• Strong understanding of local government and the wider regulatory environment.
• A proven track record of leading transformation, service improvement and organisational change.
• Excellent commercial, financial and contract management skills.
• Experience of developing high-performing teams and delivering measurable outcomes.
• Strong political awareness and stakeholder management skills.
• A relevant degree or equivalent qualification together with membership of an appropriate professional body, such as RICS, CABE, CIOB, ICE or IStructE.

How to Apply

Please submit:

• A CV detailing your career history and achievements.
• A supporting statement or covering letter of no more than four sides of A4 demonstrating how you meet the requirements of the role and person specification.
• Details of two referees.

In your application, please highlight:

• Your leadership approach and experience.
• Examples of service improvement, transformation and organisational impact.
• How your skills and experience equip you to succeed in this role.
• How your leadership reflects the Council's values and behaviours.

Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial Intelligence may be used to support preparation of your application. However, all examples and statements must be accurate, authentic and based on your own experience. Applications may be withdrawn where material is found to be misleading, plagiarised or generated without appropriate attribution. 

For more information please visit: www.Northnorthantsbuildingcontrol.co.uk

For a confidential discussion contact: andrew.barton@penna.com or 07922 386 432

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Head of Finance (Deputy Section 151 Officer), Nottinghamshire County Council

Salary: £74,703 – £83,664, plus Market Factor Supplement of £10,833 per annum

Contract: Permanent, Full Time

Location: Hybrid working / County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham

The Organisation

Nottinghamshire County Council is one of the largest local authorities in the country, providing more than 400 services to communities across Nottinghamshire.

This is an important and exciting time to join us. We have a new Council Plan for 2025–29, an ambitious programme for the future and a clear commitment to being an efficient, effective and forward-looking organisation – making the best use of our resources while continuing to deliver high-quality services for our residents.

We are also approaching the future from a position of relative financial strength. We have a strong track record of sound financial management, balanced budgets and timely accounts, alongside healthy reserves and headroom within our Medium-Term Financial Strategy. That provides a strong platform from which to respond to the financial, technological and structural changes facing local government.

Against that backdrop, we are now looking for an outstanding finance professional to join our senior leadership team as Deputy Section 151 Officer.

The Role

Reporting directly to the Director of Finance & Investment, this is one of the Council's most important senior finance leadership positions.

You will lead the Financial Services function, with responsibility for the Council's strategic financial planning, Medium Term Financial Strategy and annual budget; financial management and reporting; statutory accounts; capital programme; financial controls and accounting policy; and the provision of high-quality financial advice across the organisation. You will lead a service of around 59 FTE and play a central role in supporting the Director of Finance & Investment in the exercise of their statutory responsibilities.

You will inherit a capable team and a sound financial platform. Your opportunity will be to build on those strengths and help take the function forward.

There is a significant modernisation agenda ahead. The Council is implementing SAP S/4HANA, creating opportunities to rethink processes, make greater use of automation and emerging technologies, and further develop the capability and effectiveness of the finance function. You will have the opportunity to shape that journey rather than simply maintain established ways of working.

And beyond the finance function, you will be a trusted adviser to senior officers and elected Members. You will need to turn complex financial information into clear, practical advice; influence important decisions; provide constructive challenge where necessary; and ensure that financial considerations are properly understood as the Council determines its priorities for the future.

You will also join Nottinghamshire at a time of wider change for local government. The precise shape and timetable of Local Government Reorganisation continues to evolve, but whatever comes next, strong financial leadership will be fundamental to ensuring Nottinghamshire is well positioned for the future. The Council Plan itself identifies LGR and the development of a future operating model as significant organisational priorities.

For an ambitious finance leader, there is another important dimension to the opportunity. This is a genuine Deputy S151 role, providing close exposure to the statutory CFO agenda and the opportunity to further develop your experience and credentials for a future Section 151 appointment.

Candidates

We are looking for a fully CCAB-qualified finance professional with a strong understanding of local government finance.

You are likely already to be operating in a senior finance leadership position and, given the scale, breadth and complexity of Nottinghamshire, possess experience from within a large and complex organisation would be particularly valuable.

You will need strong technical foundations across strategic financial management, financial planning and budgeting, statutory accounting and the wider local government finance framework. But technical expertise alone won't be enough.

We are particularly interested in your ability to communicate, influence and exercise judgement. You will be comfortable explaining complex financial issues to people who are not finance specialists, including senior officers and elected Members. You will know when to support and when to challenge, and you will have the confidence and professional credibility to speak truth to power when required.

As a leader, you will be collaborative, supportive and able to get the best from a talented professional team. We are looking for someone with ambition and drive, but also the interpersonal skills and judgement to build trusted relationships across the organisation.

You don't necessarily need to have been a Deputy S151 Officer already. What matters is that you have the technical grounding, leadership capability and organisational credibility to operate at this level – and the potential and ambition to develop further.

Why Nottinghamshire?

There are many senior finance opportunities across local government at present. What makes this one different is the platform you will inherit and the opportunity that comes with it.

You can join a financially sound organisation and a capable team; work directly alongside an experienced Section 151 Officer; lead a significant finance function; help modernise the service through new technology; operate at the heart of some of the Council's most important decisions; and further develop the breadth of experience required to become a Section 151 Officer yourself.

For the right person, this is both an opportunity to make an immediate contribution to one of the country's largest councils and an excellent next step in a senior local government finance career.

Next Steps

If you are an ambitious senior finance professional and this opportunity sounds like the right next step for you, we would be very pleased to hear from you.

For further information about Nottinghamshire County Council, the role and the recruitment process, please visit https://nottinghamshireseniorleadership.co.uk/.

For a confidential discussion about the opportunity, please contact Andrew Tromans at Penna on 07805 226301 or andrew.tromans@penna.com

Recruitment Timeline:

• Closing date: 11:59pm on Sunday 18th October 2026
• Shortlisting W/C 19th October 2026
• Final Interviews: W/C 26th October 2026

How to Apply:

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com to inform the Penna team.

This is a full-time, permanent role with hybrid working, and a salary of £39,526 - £50,446 per annum.

Reporting to the Principal Environmental Health Officer, you will be responsible for regulating all aspects of private housing in the borough, and will play a key role in delivering new duties to protect the rights of tenants, introduced by the Renters Rights Act 2025.

Your role will involve:

• Assessment and improvement of housing conditions using the HHSRS and the Housing Act 2004.
• Making decisions in relation to the licensing and management of houses in multiple occupation and other housing.
• Leading investigations and enforcement action, including issuing civil penalties, for breaches of the Housing Act 2004, the Renters Rights Act 2025, and other relevant legislation.
• Leading investigations into cases of unlawful eviction and harassment.
• Supporting and mentoring junior members of the team and apprentices, and contributing to the development of the service.
• Acting as the Council’s subject matter expert in relevant field e.g. housing standards, property licensing or tenancy rights; providing advice and education to landlords, tenants and colleagues and members.

What we are looking for:

• A professional with substantial experience in a regulatory, enforcement, or tenancy relations role, confident at conducting criminal investigations and taking robust enforcement action. Ideally, the experience will have been gained in a housing related role, but this is not essential.
• Possession of a relevant environmental health, regulatory or housing related qualification.
• Strong working knowledge of relevant housing and public health legislation and commitment to the improvement of public health and well-being.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, able to deal with people from a diverse range of backgrounds.
• Experience of supporting or supervising junior members of staff (desirable not essential).

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

For a confidential discussion contact: Andreas.Efthymiou@penna.com or 07546 415 794.

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November.

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

We are recruiting two Private Rented Sector Enabling Officers. These are full-time, permanent positions offering hybrid working and a salary of £34,962 to £43,613 per annum.

In this role, you will support residents who need help accessing and sustaining private rented accommodation. Working as part of a busy team, you will liaise with landlords, tenants and partners to secure housing solutions and help prevent homelessness.

We are looking for proactive and collaborative individuals with an interest in housing, who are comfortable managing a varied caseload and communicating clearly with a range of audiences. A flexible approach and a commitment to achieving positive outcomes for residents are key to success in this role.

Your role will involve:

• To operationally deliver RBWM use of the private rented sector to prevent homelessness and reduce the use of temporary accommodation. This activity may be undertaken by directly manage staff or via agents or providers contracted to the local authority. 
• To proactively manage a case load of households requiring a move into the private rented sector. To support and advise this cohort to achieve sustainable outcomes.
• To contribute to the development of policy, strategies and policies required by a local authority housing service. 
• To maintain and cultivate a series of relationships with landlords, agents and other providers of private rented sector accommodation. To negotiate with such parties to achieve sustainable lettings for households within the case work cohort.
• To maintain a good knowledge of the local private rented sector and apply such knowledge to serve the best interests of the Borough.

What we are looking for:

• Experience working with private sector landlords
• Proven delivery of operational services across housing or related sectors
• Strong knowledge of social housing and local authority housing and homelessness duties
• Understanding of public sector IT systems and data issues
• Ability to work under pressure, make sound decisions, and manage changing priorities
• Highly motivated, results-focused approach
• Strong communication skills to build effective partnerships and stakeholder relationships

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

For a confidential discussion contact: Andreas.Efthymiou@penna.com or 07546 415 794.

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November.

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

The Housing Service at RBWM is facing a period of unprecedented challenges and demand. To anticipate and plan for these pressures, we are seeking a Housing Policy and Procurement Officer to join our Strategy and Enabling Team.

The successful candidates will be knowledgeable of social housing issues such as homelessness and development. They will also be capable of working independently, as directed on a range of policy, procurement, contractual workstreams.

As important as knowledge and technical skills are qualities of flexibility and innovation and a desire to learn from the skill sets and experience of colleagues.

Your role will involve:

• Supporting the commissioning, research and design of varied accommodation provision across the borough
• Assisting with the development of housing strategies, policies and service plans
• Supporting senior officers in the delivery of a range of housing strategy projects
• Applying knowledge of social housing policy to practical project work
• Helping to deliver housing projects with internal teams and external partners
• Assisting with the commissioning and procurement of housing-related services
• Supporting projects linked to IT systems and data management within the service

What we are looking for: 

• Experience working in a housing strategy, development or enabling role within a local housing authority, registered provider, consultancy, government agency or charitable body
• Strong understanding of the social housing environment and local authority statutory duties relating to homelessness
• Sound knowledge of the wider housing agenda, relevant legislation and policy developments
• Ability to work effectively under pressure with a motivated, results‑focused approach
• Strong communication skills across a range of settings and media
• (Desirable) Relevant professional qualification or membership (e.g. CIH)
• (Desirable) Knowledge of social housing development, planning processes, and public sector IT and data issues

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November.

For a confidential discussion contact: Andreas.Efthymiou@penna.com or 07546 415 794.

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

This is a full-time, permanent role with hybrid working, and a salary of £34,962 to £38,791

We are seeking an experienced Housing Options Officer with the drive and ability to work effectively as part of our busy Housing Reception Team. Our Housing Reception Team is the gateway to our housing service and is the front line of our homelessness prevention work. You will deal with a range of customers in a face-to-face environment dealing with housing enquiries and wherever possible, preventing homelessness.

Your role will involve:

·      Working as part of the Housing Reception Team you will provide an effective and comprehensive housing advice and homelessness service to the residents of our borough

·      Working with customers to provide effective solutions to their housing issues using a range of homelessness prevention options

·      Making enquiries in respect of statutory homelessness applications, gather the required information and make statutory homelessness decisions

·      Dealing with customer enquiries about their housing applications and housing issues face to face, by telephone and online and updating them accordingly

What we are looking for:

·      You will have experience of working in a housing options team within a local authority Housing Service or similar

·      You will be able to interpret and apply relevant housing legislation and be comfortable working in a rule driven environment

·      You will have experience of working directly with the public both face to face and over the phone.

·      You will have experience of working in a busy, front line, customer-focused team.

·      You will be experienced in working within a performance driven environment, meeting targets and working to deadlines

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

For a confidential discussion contact: brian.gallagher@penna.com or 07716 098175

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November.

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

This is a full-time, permanent role with hybrid working, and a salary of £34,962 to £38,791

In this role, you will play a key part in supporting residents who are at risk of homelessness, providing advice, prevention support, and helping to secure suitable housing solutions. You will work closely with individuals and partner organisations to deliver positive outcomes and minimise the need for temporary accommodation.



We are seeking an experienced Housing Options Officer with the drive and ability to work effectively as part of our busy Housing Options Team. 

Your role will involve:

·      Working as part of the Housing Options Team you will provide an effective and comprehensive housing advice and homelessness service to the residents of our borough

·      Working with customers to provide effective solutions to their housing issues using a range of homelessness prevention options

·      Making enquiries in respect of statutory homelessness applications, gather the required information and make statutory homelessness decisions

·      Dealing with customer enquiries about their housing applications and housing issues face to face, by telephone and online and updating them accordingly

What we are looking for:

·      You will have experience of working in a housing options team within a local authority Housing Service or similar

·      You will be able to interpret and apply relevant housing legislation and be comfortable working in a rule driven environment

·      You will have experience of working directly with the public both face to face and over the phone.

·      You will have experience of working in a busy, front line, customer-focused team.

·      You will be experienced in working within a performance driven environment, meeting targets and working to deadlines

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November.

For a confidential discussion contact: Andreas.Efthymiou@penna.com or 07546 415 794.

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

This is a full-time, permanent role with a salary of £25,706 - £27,306 per annum

We are seeking a Housing Assistant with the drive and ability to work effectively as part of our busy Housing Solutions Team. As part of the team, you will help deliver an effective and efficient housing options and homelessness prevention service to the residents of our borough.

Your role will involve:

·      Working within the Housing Reception Team, dealing with customers face to face and by telephone, providing advice on homelessness, housing options and homelessness prevention

·      Assisting in assessing homelessness applications, interviewing customers and gathering information

·      Assisting with applications for the Councils Housing Needs Register

·      Helping customers find solutions to their housing problems using a range of homelessness prevention initiatives

What we are looking for:

·      You will have an understanding of the current housing landscape and the issues surrounding homelessness

·      You will have experience of working within a housing related environment, such as a local authority housing service, housing association or other housing field

·      You will be able to interpret and apply relevant housing legislation and be comfortable working in a rule driven environment

·      You will have experience of working directly with the public both face to face and over the phone.

·      You will have experience of working in a busy, front line, customer-focused team.

·      You will be experienced in working within a performance driven environment, meeting targets and working to deadlines

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

For a confidential discussion contact: brian.gallagher@penna.com or 07716 098175

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November.

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

This is a full-time, permanent role with hybrid working, and a salary of £34,962 to £38,791

We are seeking an experienced Housing Accommodation Officer with the drive and ability to work effectively as part of our busy temporary accommodation team. 

Your role will involve:

·      Assisting with the effective provision of a temporary accommodation service for those in housing need within the borough.

·      Assisting with the day-to-day administration of placements into temporary accommodation and the administration of rent accounts and Housing Benefit payments associated with those placements.

·      Carrying out audit visits, assisting with management transfers and dealing directly on a day-to-day basis with homeless households placed in temporary accommodation

·      Working directly with accommodation providers to ensure that accommodation provided is fit, suitable and in good repair and that any issues arising are quickly dealt with

·      Administering of an effective estate management service for our in-house temporary accommodation units.

What we are looking for:

·      You will have experience of working in temporary accommodation team within a local authority Housing Service or similar

·      You will be able to interpret and apply relevant housing legislation and be comfortable working in a rule driven environment

·      You will have experience of working directly with the public both face to face and over the phone.

·      You will have experience of working in a busy, front line, customer-focused team.

·   You will be experienced in working within a performance driven environment, meeting targets and working to deadlines

For more information on this role and others, please visit: https://rbwmjobs.co.uk/

Interviews to be held between 9th - 23rd November

For a confidential discussion contact: andrew.barton@penna.com or 07922 386 432

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Swyddog Monitro a Chlerc yr Awdurdod Tân ac Achub

Lleoliad – Pencadlys y Gwasanaeth, Caerfyrddin (Hybrid gyda dull hyblyg)

Cyflog – £110,070 (pro rata ar sail dau ddiwrnod yr wythnos)

Mae Gwasanaeth Tân ac Achub Canolbarth a Gorllewin Cymru yn amddiffyn ac yn gwasanaethu cymunedau ar draws rhanbarth eang ac amrywiol o Gymru, gan gwmpasu Sir Gaerfyrddin, Ceredigion, Sir Benfro, Castell-nedd Port Talbot, Powys ac Abertawe. Ein Hawdurdod Tân ac Achub sy’n darparu llywodraethiant democrataidd y Gwasanaeth, gan sicrhau ei fod yn gweithredu’n effeithiol, yn dryloyw ac er budd gorau’r cymunedau y mae’n eu gwasanaethu.

Rydym nawr eisiau penodi Swyddog Monitro a Chlerc profiadol â hygrededd i’r Awdurdod Tân ac Achub i gefnogi’r Awdurdod i gynnal y safonau uchaf o lywodraethu, uniondeb ac ymddygiad moesegol.

Mae hon yn rôl statudol, sy’n gyfrifol am gyflawni swyddogaethau’r Swyddog Monitro o dan Ddeddf Llywodraeth Leol a Thai 1989 a chynghori’r Awdurdod Tân ac Achub ar faterion cyfansoddiadol, deddfwriaethol a gweithdrefnol.

Mae’r rôl hefyd yn gweithredu fel Clerc i’r Awdurdod, gan sicrhau bod ei brosesau democrataidd, ei gyfarfodydd a’i drefniadau llywodraethu’n gweithredu’n gyfreithlon ac yn effeithiol.

Gan weithio’n agos gyda Chadeirydd yr Awdurdod Tân, Aelodau’r Awdurdod a’r Prif Swyddog Tân, bydd deiliad y swydd yn cynnig cyngor proffesiynol annibynnol ar lywodraethu a safonau, yn goruchwylio Cyfansoddiad a threfniadau Cod Ymddygiad yr Awdurdod, ac yn helpu i sicrhau bod proses gwneud penderfyniadau’r Awdurdod yn gadarn, yn dryloyw ac yn cydymffurfio â deddfwriaethau a chanllawiau perthnasol.

Rydym yn chwilio am unigolyn sydd â:

• Gwybodaeth gref am lywodraethu llywodraeth leol, arfer cyfansoddiadol a fframweithiau safonau.

• Profiad o gynghori aelodau etholedig ac uwch arweinwyr ar faterion cyfreithiol, llywodraethu neu weithdrefnol.

• Gallu i ddarparu cyngor annibynnol, cytbwys a dibynadwy mewn amgylchedd cymhleth yn y sector cyhoeddus.

• Sgiliau barn, hygrededd a chyfathrebu rhagorol.

Mae hwn yn gyfle gwych i weithiwr proffesiynol llywodraethu profiadol, uwch-gyfreithiwr neu gyn-Swyddog Monitro awdurdod lleol gyfrannu at lywodraethu effeithiol gwasanaeth cyhoeddus hanfodol.

Ar gyfer ymgeiswyr nad ydynt wedi’u lleoli yn yr ardal gyfagos ac sy’n dymuno adleoli, mae lwfans ar gael i’w cefnogi.

Cynigir y rôl ar sail hybrid, gyda hyblygrwydd i gefnogi ymgeiswyr nad ydynt wedi’u lleoli yn yr ardal gyfagos. Mae’n ofynnol bod yn bresennol ar y safle ar gyfer cyfarfodydd yr Awdurdod Tân, a gynhelir tua bob 6 wythnos; Pencadlys y Gwasanaeth, Caerfyrddin, yw lleoliad y cyfarfodydd hyn. Y tu allan i’r dyddiau hyn, gellir mabwysiadu dull hyblyg o ran lleoliad.

I gael gwybod mwy, lawrlwythwch y Pecyn Briffio i Ymgeiswyr neu, i gael trafodaeth anffurfiol am y rôl gyffrous hon, cysylltwch â Executive@LHH.com neu ffoniwch 0141 220 6460.

Rhaid cyflwyno ceisiadau erbyn hanner nos ddydd Sul 18 Hydref 2026.

Pecyn Briffio Ymgeiswyr

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Monitoring Officer and Clerk to the Fire & Rescue Authority

Location – Service Headquarters, Carmarthen (Hybrid with a flexible approach)

Salary – £110,070 (pro rata for three days) 

Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service protects and serves communities across a vast and diverse region of Wales, covering Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, Neath Port Talbot, Powys and Swansea. Our Fire and Rescue Authority provides the democratic governance of the Service, ensuring that it operates effectively, transparently and in the best interest of the communities it serves.

We are now seeking to appoint an experienced and highly credible Monitoring Officer and Clerk to the Fire & Rescue Authority to support the Authority in maintaining the highest standards of governance, probity and ethical conduct.

This is a statutory role, responsible for carrying out the Monitoring Officer functions under the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 and advising the Fire and Rescue Authority on constitutional, legislative and procedural matters. The role also acts as Clerk to the Authority, ensuring that its democratic processes, meetings and governance arrangements operate

lawfully and effectively.

Working closely with the Chair of the Fire Authority, Members of the Authority and the Chief Fire Officer, the postholder will provide independent professional advice on governance and standards, oversee the Authority’s Constitution and Code of

Conduct arrangements, and help ensure that the Authority’s decision-making is robust, transparent and compliant with relevant legislation and guidance.

We are seeking an individual who brings:

• Experience from a legal and regulatory environment where you have advised to ensure strong governance, ideally in a public sector environment

• Experience of advising senior leadership on legal, governance or procedural matters.

• The ability to provide independent, balanced and trusted advice in a complex public-sector environment.

• Excellent judgement, credibility and communication skills.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced governanceprofessional, senior lawyer or local authority Monitoring Officerto contribute to the effective governance of an essential public

service. 

The role is offered on a Hybrid basis, with flexibility to support candidates not located in the immediate area. There is a requirement to be on-site for Fire Authority meetings which take place approximately every 6 weeks, the location of these meetings is Service Headquarters, Carmarthen. Out with these days, 

a flexible approach can be taken around location.

For candidates not located in the immediate area and who are seeking to relocate, an allowance is available to support.

To find out more please download the Candidate Briefing Pack or for an informal discussion about this exciting role, please contact Execuitve@LHH.com or call 0141 220 6460. 

Applications must be submitted by midnight on Sunday 18 October, 2026.

How to Apply

1. Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”
2. Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.
3. Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.
4. Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.
5. Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.
6. If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.

Shape the Future of Finance

Are you an ambitious finance professional with a passion for transformation, performance improvement and modern public sector finance?

We are looking for an exceptional Strategic Finance Transformation and Performance Manager to play a leading role in delivering our vision for a modern, high-performing finance function. This is a unique opportunity to influence how finance supports decision-making across the Council, driving innovation, improving financial performance and helping to deliver better outcomes for residents.

Working closely with senior leaders, budget holders and finance colleagues, you will lead initiatives that transform financial processes, strengthen financial management, improve data quality and performance reporting, and embed a culture of continuous improvement across the organisation.

The role reflects the Council's focus on modernising finance through automation, improved systems, better use of data, stronger business partnering and continuous improvement.

What You Will Be Doing

• Leading strategic finance transformation that improves efficiency, effectiveness and value for money.
• Developing and implementing innovative approaches to financial planning, budgeting, forecasting and performance management.
• Driving continuous improvement across finance processes, systems and controls.
• Supporting the development of automation, enhanced financial reporting and digital finance solutions.
• Providing expert financial insight, modelling and analysis to support strategic decision-making.
• Developing performance frameworks, dashboards and management information that support organisational priorities.
• Working collaboratively with directors, service managers and elected members to improve financial awareness and accountability.
• Supporting the implementation and optimisation of finance systems and technologies.
• Championing a culture of learning, development and excellence within the finance team.

About You

We are looking for someone who can combine strong technical finance expertise with outstanding analytical and change management skills.

You will have:

• A recognised CCAB/CIMA qualification.
• Significant experience in a senior finance, transformation or performance management role.
• A proven track record of successfully delivering complex change and service improvement.
• Strong financial modelling, forecasting and analytical skills.
• Advance finance system and reporting skills.
• Experience of developing performance reporting and using data to challenge and drive business decisions.
• Knowledge and experience of local government finance and the challenges facing the public sector.
• Excellent communication, influencing and stakeholder management skills.
• The ability to translate complex financial information into practical, actionable insights.

Why Join Us?

This is an exciting time to join our Finance Service. We are investing in our people, systems and ways of working to create a modern, resilient and forward-looking finance function. You will have the opportunity to:

• Shape and influence strategic change across the Council.
• Work with senior leaders on high-profile corporate priorities.
• Lead innovative projects that improve services for residents.
• Develop your professional and leadership skills.
• Benefit from flexible working arrangements and a commitment to wellbeing.
• Join a supportive and collaborative team.

About Us

We are committed to delivering excellent public services, embracing innovation, promoting inclusion and ensuring every pound of public money is used effectively to create better outcomes for our communities. 

Please see the full Job Description here

For a confidential discussion contact: Andreas.Efthymiou@penna.com or 07546 415 794.

How to Apply

1.    Upload your CV under “Please select one of the options below.”

2.    Complete the short mandatory fields on the next page.

3.    Use ‘Add Attachments’ to upload your Supporting Statement and any other documents.

4.    Please ensure that the file name of your CV and supporting statement includes your full name.

5.    Ensure both CV and Supporting Statement are uploaded before submitting your application.

6.    If you have a long-term health condition or disability and would like your application to be considered in accordance with a Disability Confident Scheme, please email: execapplications@penna.com, to inform the Penna team.