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Candidates are now being sought for the role of a Conservator to be appointed by the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. This is a special opportunity to be instrumental in shaping the future for our Commons.
Further details may be obtained from the Conservators’ website: www.wpcc.org.uk
To apply for a Candidate Brief & Information Pack for this challenging but rewarding role, contact:
Ranger’s Office, Windmill Road, Wimbledon Common, Wimbledon SW19 5NR, Tel: 020 8788 7655 or e-mail rangersoffice@wpcc.org.uk
Further details may be obtained from the Conservators’ website: www.wpcc.org.uk
To apply for a Candidate Brief & Information Pack for this challenging but rewarding role, contact:
Ranger’s Office, Windmill Road, Wimbledon Common, Wimbledon SW19 5NR, Tel: 020 8788 7655 or e-mail rangersoffice@wpcc.org.uk
Posted: 05/08/2020
Closes: 01/10/2020
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