Are you approachable, practical, calm, organised?  Enjoy meeting new people?  Good at juggling multiple tasks?

Knowle West Media Centre is looking to employ 2 part-time Front of House Arts Administration and Events Assistants.  Hours: 8:30 – 12:30 and 12:00 – 16:00 (20 hrs a week each)

Download a job description and application form at: www.kwmc.org.uk

Deadline for applications: 12 noon Monday 23^rd August. Interviews to be held Thursday 27^th August

KWMC is committed to equal opportunities.  Registered charity number 1092375

Sustainable transport charity Sustrans is running a short film competition this summer to celebrate the 15^th anniversary of the National Cycle Network. Entries are invited from adults and children and there are some great prizes to be won in three age categories.

• Under 11s can win an exclusive prize at Aardman Animations in Bristol.
• Four VIP passes to the 2011 Relentless NASS Action Sports and Music Festival in Shepton Mallett are on offer for the winners in the 11 to 17 category.
• Adults can win a short break for up to four people in a Forest Holidays Cabin, at one of six Forestry Commission locations.

To enter simply make a video (2 minutes or less) showing Sustrans what the National Cycle Network means to you. You can use a camcorder, digital camera or mobile to shoot your film. The important thing is to come up with a creative idea and have fun making your film. Good luck!

The competition closing date is 30 September 2010. For full details of how to enter visit www.myncn.org.uk

• how the public sector can achieve better value for money
• areas of work that could better be delivered by people other than existing public sector agencies;
• any public services that, in these tough financial times, could usefully be cut back or stopped altogether.

To join in the debate or for more information visit the Ask Bristol website.

Community in Partnership Knowle West are looking to recruit a project support officer for Filwood Restorative Approach project.

22 hours per week, £22,221 pro rata

Filwood Restorative Approach is a community-based project that trains local volunteers in restorative justice techniques to help resolve neighbourhood disputes and issues of low-level anti-social behaviour

You will be responsible for coordinating the project and supporting a small team of volunteers. 

Please note this post is a 6-month temporary contract to cover staff sickness. 

For more information and job description please contact Anita Pearce, 0117 9084248, anita.pearce@bristol.gov.uk

Closing date: Friday 23^rd July

Interview date: Friday 30^th July

Justin Quinnell gave out 450 pinhole cameras as part of the ‘Sunrise’ project at Knowle West Media Centre a few months ago. He is now collecting the cameras that were put up to uncover what has appeared.

When you have taken your camera down, put a small piece of insulation tape over the hole, (if you don’t have insulation tape, stick a piece of card over the hole with sellotape). It would also be useful if a digital photo could be taken of the camera in its position before it is taken down.

However the most important thing is to have some information written on, or attached to, the camera so Justin can work out whose image is whose!

Please include the following information:

1. Your name
2. The group the person belongs to (if relevant)
3. Where the camera was positioned or what it was pointing at

Please bring the cameras in to Knowle West Media Centre on Leinster Avenue, between 9am and 6pm and hand them into reception.

Many thanks from Justin and KWMC for being part of the project.