Work that matters, with people who care.
Working with Us
When you work here, you’re helping real people, in a real place, every day.
From supporting local people and businesses, planning for the future or helping residents through difficult moments – your work has a visible impact.
We’re a caring organisation: big enough to tackle complex challenges, small enough that you’ll know the people you work with, and they’ll know you.
If you’re looking for meaningful work, supportive colleagues and space to grow, you’re in the right place.
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Here's the most helpful things to know about working here
- We’re realistic: local government is busy and sometimes pressured, but you won’t carry it alone.
- People will want to know your name and what you do.
- We’re trying to improve how we work all the time. Your ideas are welcome.
- Hybrid working is part of how we operate, it is something that we offer where possible.
- We care about the place and the people we serve; if that matters to you too, you’ll fit in.
Whether you're joining us for your first role or looking for the next step in your career, there’s room to grow here; and people who’ll help you along the way.
People join us for different reasons – purpose, development, stability and location.
1. Work with purpose
Every role connects back to residents, communities and local places. Whether you’re in a frontline team or a back-office service, what you do makes a difference.
2. Supportive teams
You’ll be part of a team that looks out for each other, shares knowledge and celebrates the wins. Managers are expected to be approachable, fair and clear.
3. Work-Life in balance
We recognise people have lives, families and responsibilities outside work. Many roles offer hybrid working depending on service needs.
4. Space to grow
We don’t expect you to arrive “fully formed”. There are opportunities for training, mentoring, learning on the job and stepping into new responsibilities over time.
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was the best career decision I made."