South Ribble Borough Council

South Ribble Borough Council is the local government authority serving the borough of South Ribble, an area with around 110,000 residents. The council has made significant investments in infrastructure and community development projects. Notably, a £2.8 million investment into Worden Hall aims to modernize the space for various functions including small weddings and retail trading. Additionally, £1.8 million has been allocated to create a new 3G playing pitch hub at Withy Grove Park, and work has begun on the flagship McKenzie Arms site to deliver much-needed affordable homes. The council has also proposed £2.4 million for park and open space improvements and £200,000 for smaller open spaces and play areas. Moreover, the council has declared a Climate Emergency, vowing to be Carbon Neutral by 2030 and has committed to planting 110,000 trees – one for every resident in the borough, with over 90k planted so far. This showcases the council's commitment to sustainable development and community welfare. With a foundation dating back to 1974, the council operates in the Government and Military sector, aiming to create a more sustainable, inclusive, and attractive living environment. More information about job vacancies can be found on their website.