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We are looking for a qualufied Nail Technician looking to build their own business in our salon. We are in a great location, free car parking near central High Wycombe and we work on a commission basis, you only pay when you earn. You need good customer facing skills and be qualified in either Shellac or BIAB .

Maintenance Operative We are looking for an experienced and reliable Maintenance Operative to join our team, carrying out reactive repairs and planned maintenance across a range of properties. Although UCCE Ltd is London-based, our current contracts and projects are located across Oxfordshire, High Wycombe, Swindon, Slough and surrounding areas, so the successful candidate must be comfortable travelling to different job locations. Key Responsibilities • Carry out general building and property maintenance repairs., • Complete reactive repairs and planned maintenance works to a high standard., • Undertake a variety of works including basic carpentry, plumbing, plastering, tiling, decorating and general repairs., • Identify faults and provide practical repair solutions., • Work safely and in accordance with company health & safety procedures., • Work professionally in occupied properties, including council and government accommodation., • Complete job sheets, photographs and required documentation accurately., • Liaise professionally with tenants, clients and site representatives., • Complete works within agreed timescales and to a high standard., • Travel between different sites as required. Requirements • Previous experience in property maintenance, construction or general building works., • Good practical and problem-solving skills., • Ability to carry out a variety of maintenance tasks., • Good understanding of health and safety., • Reliable, punctual and able to work independently., • Professional manner and good communication skills., • Full UK driving licence is essential., • Relevant trade qualifications or experience are advantageous., • Willingness to travel to sites across Oxfordshire, High Wycombe, Swindon, Slough and surrounding areas. What We Offer • Regular work on council, government and commercial properties., • Long-term opportunities for the right candidate., • Competitive rates of pay., • Variety of maintenance and refurbishment work., • Professional and supportive working environment. Company: UCCE Ltd Base: London Work Locations: Oxfordshire, High Wycombe, Swindon, Slough and surrounding areas Employment: Full-time Salary: Competitive, depending on experience

Workshop Controller / Experienced Vehicle Mechanic Location: Cookham, Berkshire Working hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:30pm, with some flexibility by agreement. Every other Saturday on a rota, with additional hours as and when reasonably required. Salary: Negotiable, depending on experience and the agreed working arrangement. About the Role We are looking for an experienced and highly capable Workshop Controller / Vehicle Mechanic to take responsibility for the day-to-day operation of our automotive workshop. This is a hands-on role for someone who can confidently diagnose, repair and maintain a wide range of vehicles. The successful candidate must be comfortable undertaking everything from routine servicing and general mechanical repairs through to complex engine work, including removing, rebuilding where appropriate, and refitting engines. A key part of the role will be carrying out comprehensive vehicle appraisals and professional Pre-Purchase Inspections (PPIs) to the highest possible standard. Every vehicle must be examined thoroughly, with all mechanical, electrical, structural, cosmetic and safety-related issues accurately identified and clearly reported. Alongside carrying out mechanical work, you will help organise the workshop, manage workloads, prioritise jobs and ensure that vehicles are completed efficiently and to a consistently high standard. Key Responsibilities • Carrying out comprehensive vehicle appraisals to the highest standard, • Completing detailed and professional Pre-Purchase Inspections (PPIs), • Inspecting the mechanical, electrical, structural, safety and cosmetic condition of vehicles, • Using diagnostic equipment to scan vehicle systems and investigate stored fault codes, • Checking engines, gearboxes, drivetrains, brakes, steering, suspension and exhaust systems, • Inspecting tyres, wheels, fluid levels, leaks and general underbody condition, • Checking vehicle service history and identifying overdue or upcoming maintenance, • Identifying accident damage, signs of previous repairs and visible corrosion, • Conducting comprehensive road tests to assess performance, handling, braking and drivability, • Identifying unusual noises, vibrations, warning lights and performance issues, • Producing clear, accurate and detailed written PPI and appraisal reports, • Providing photographs and supporting evidence where appropriate, • Categorising issues according to urgency, safety and likely repair requirements, • Ensuring that no material fault or safety concern is overlooked, • Carrying out routine servicing and scheduled maintenance, • Diagnosing mechanical and electrical faults accurately, • Completing general mechanical repairs across the entire vehicle, • Repairing and replacing engines, gearboxes, clutches, timing chains and timing belts, • Removing and refitting engines and other major mechanical components, • Preparing vehicles for retail sale to a high standard, • Producing accurate job requirements and parts lists, • Conducting road tests before and after repairs, • Completing final quality-control checks before vehicles leave the workshop, • Allocating and prioritising workshop jobs, • Monitoring progress and ensuring work is completed on schedule, • Maintaining accurate workshop and job records, • Ensuring tools, equipment and workshop areas are properly maintained, • Complying with all relevant health and safety requirements, • Supporting and overseeing other technicians where required, • Liaising with management, parts suppliers and external specialists Skills and Experience Required The ideal candidate will have: • Strong previous experience as a vehicle mechanic, technician, workshop controller or workshop manager, • Extensive mechanical knowledge across a wide range of makes and models, • Proven experience conducting professional PPIs and detailed vehicle appraisals, • The ability to produce clear, accurate and commercially useful inspection reports, • The ability to recognise mechanical, electrical, structural, cosmetic and safety-related issues, • A thorough understanding of vehicle service schedules and common model-specific faults, • The ability to diagnose faults accurately without unnecessarily replacing parts, • Experience with engine removal, installation and major mechanical repairs, • Confidence carrying out routine servicing and complex repair work, • Competence using modern vehicle diagnostic equipment, • An exceptionally thorough and methodical approach to inspections and fault-finding, • Strong attention to detail and a commitment to maintaining the highest standards, • The ability to organise and manage a busy workshop, • Good communication and time-management skills, • Pride in completing work correctly and professionally, • The ability to work independently and as part of a team, • A full UK driving licence Relevant motor-vehicle qualifications are desirable, although substantial practical experience will also be considered. Working Arrangement and Remuneration We are flexible and open to discussing the most suitable arrangement with the right person. Options may include: • A salaried employed position, • A performance-related or partnership arrangement, • An opportunity to operate or lease the workshop, subject to suitable terms Salary and terms will be discussed according to experience, ability and the type of arrangement agreed. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced mechanic who wants greater responsibility, more independence and the potential to become closely involved in developing and operating an established automotive workshop. How to Apply Please apply with your CV and a brief summary of your experience, including the types of vehicles and repairs you have worked on and your experience conducting vehicle appraisals and PPIs. Please also indicate whether you are interested in a salaried role, partnership opportunity or workshop-lease arrangement.

Hospitality Management Experience Essential Location: Cupcake Kangaroo, Wooburn Green, Buckinghamshire Salary: £30,000 per year Hours: Full-time, Thursday to Monday, 9:30am – 5:30pm (40 hours per week) About Us Cupcake Kangaroo is a unique family café and indoor play space designed for children aged 0–7 years. We combine high-quality coffee and food with a beautiful, clean and safe play environment where families can relax while their little ones play. We're a growing business looking for an enthusiastic, hands-on Manager who will help us deliver an exceptional customer experience every day. About the Role This is not a desk-based management role. We're looking for someone with previous hospitality management experience who leads by example, enjoys working in a fast-paced environment and isn't afraid to roll up their sleeves. As a small business, everyone helps wherever needed, so you'll be involved in all aspects of the day-to-day operation. You'll be responsible for ensuring the café and play area run smoothly, leading the team, maintaining high operational standards and creating a welcoming environment for every family who visits. Key Responsibilities Team Leadership Lead, motivate and support the team during each shift. Delegate tasks and ensure they are completed to a high standard. Train and develop new team members. Foster a positive, professional and energetic working environment. Customer Experience Deliver outstanding customer service at all times. Welcome families and create a warm, friendly atmosphere. Handle customer queries and resolve issues professionally. Ensure sessions run smoothly from check-in to finish. Café Operations Support with taking customer orders and serving food and drinks. Assist with coffee preparation and café service. Ensure food hygiene and health & safety procedures are followed. Monitor stock levels and report shortages. Maintain excellent presentation and cleanliness throughout the café. Play Area Operations Check families into play sessions. Monitor the play area to help ensure children are playing safely. Ensure the play space remains clean, tidy and welcoming. Carry out regular safety checks throughout the day. General Management Open and close the venue when required. Complete daily operational checks. Monitor stock and order supplies when needed. Report maintenance issues. Help improve daily operations and the overall customer experience. What We're Looking For Essential Previous hospitality management or supervisory experience (essential). Proven ability to lead, motivate and develop a team. Excellent customer service skills. Comfortable working around young children and families. Highly organised with the ability to multitask. Proactive, reliable and able to work independently. Strong communication and leadership skills. Desirable Barista experience and confidence preparing high-quality coffee. Food Hygiene Certificate. First Aid qualification (or willingness to obtain one). Experience working in a children's play centre, nursery or family attraction. The Ideal Person We're looking for someone who takes ownership, uses their initiative and is always looking for ways to improve the customer experience. You'll enjoy leading a team, staying organised under pressure and maintaining high standards throughout the venue. You'll be hands-on, dependable and willing to get involved wherever needed. Most importantly, you'll genuinely care about creating a welcoming, fun and memorable experience for every family who visits Cupcake Kangaroo. What We Offer £30,000 annual salary. Full-time permanent position. Consistent Thursday to Monday working pattern. A supportive and friendly team environment. The opportunity to grow with an exciting and expanding family business. A varied, rewarding role where no two days are the same. If you're passionate about hospitality, have experience leading a team and are excited to be part of a growing business, we'd love to hear from you.

Are you passionate about making a lasting difference in the lives of young people? We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Support Workers to join our team in a children's supported living setting located in High Wycombe About the Role: As a Support Worker, you will play a pivotal role in supporting children and young people aged 5–17 in a nurturing, homely environment. You will lead by example, providing high-quality, person-centred care while supporting the wider team to ensure the emotional, physical, and social development of each child. • Key Responsibilities: Support a team of support workers to deliver outstanding care. Develop and maintain individual care plans tailored to each child’s needs. Ensure safeguarding practices are strictly adhered to. Assist in the day-to-day running of the home and ensure a safe and positive environment. Promote independence, inclusion, and positive outcomes for the children. Liaise with social workers, families, and external professionals. Administer medication and ensure accurate record keeping. • Requirements: Minimum Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (or equivalent). At least 2 years' experience working in a children’s residential or supported living setting. Experience in a senior or supervisory role is desirable. Strong leadership, communication, and organisational skills. Knowledge of safeguarding, risk assessments, and care planning.