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******* JOB OPPORTUNITY *******
Due to maternity leave, a position has arisen at the Goole Times for a sub editor.
The Goole Times is a successful, paid-for weekly newspaper serving Goole and surrounding areas.
The successful applicant will have an excellent command of written English, be able to work accurately and to deadlines and be prepared to be a team player.
The successful applicant will have a journalism background which includes subbing and page layout experience, ideally on Quark.
The position is for three days per week, Monday to Wednesday. Position is from September to December inclusive.
If you think you’re the one for the job, write with details of relevant experience, and references to:
Kezia Buckley
Editor
Goole Times
102 Boothferry Road,
Goole,
East Yorkshire,
DN14 6AE
or email: editor@gooletimes.info
Closing date for applications is Friday, August 11th, 2017
This was the aftermath of a crash on the A19 near Eggborough Power Station this morning.
Emergency services were called to a two car collision at 6.10am, involving a Volkswagen Passat and a Honda Civic.
Fire crews cut the roof off the red Volkswagen Passat to free a man from the vehicle, who was taken to hospital.
The incident caused delays as the road was shut for three hours, but it is now open and traffic in the area is clear.