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New chef needed for community meals

Melksham Community Meals are looking for a new chef.

MELKSHAM Community Meals is looking for a new chef/cook. 

Melksham Community Meals are looking for a new chef/cook.

Chair of Melksham Community Meals, Sue Mortimer, said, “We are looking for a new chef/cook to work alongside Kerry to serve up traditional Sunday lunch once a month for our users at the Assembly Hall. Pay is depending on experience. It is a rewarding opportunity working with a great team of volunteers. Please apply in writing to Melksham Community Meals, 6 Webbs Close, Melksham SN12 7PA.”

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