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Kensington and Chelsea is one of London’s most vibrant and recognisable boroughs. It has many unique buildings, famous museums and beautiful parks. Although the borough is geographically one of the smallest in London, at just over 4.7 square miles, it is one of the most densely populated and diverse areas in Europe. It is home to the world-famous Notting Hill Carnival. Kensington and Chelsea Council (also known as RBKC) aims to provide high quality services to improve the lives of its residents and to make the borough greener, safer and fairer. The Council has five directorates, sharing Children’s Services and Adult Social Care and Public Health with Westminster Council. Other directorates include Chief Executive, Environment and Neighbourhoods, Housing and Social Investment (including Grenfell recovery), and Resources. Children's Services and Adult Social Care: This directorate covers children's services, education, family services, safeguarding, adult social care and public health. These services are consistently rated as being of a very high standard. Environment and Neighbourhoods: Transport, leisure, planning, resident services, libraries and environmental health, all of which are supported by a safer, cleaner and greener streets agenda. This team also work to preserve the unique character of the borough. Housing and Social Investment: In response to London’s affordable homes crisis, the Council is committed to building more social housing to help people on lower incomes to live, work, and raise their families in the borough. Housing also covers landlord services and estate management, planning, refurbishment, advice and support to help maintain healthy and safe homes, and build stronger communities. Resources: This directorate includes Customer Services, Human Resources, IT, Finance. These services help the Council to run effectively and in turn benefit the wider community. CEO manages strategy, Grenfell inquiry, governance and communications.

Council serving the residents of Hammersmith & Fulham, London. Hammersmith & Fulham is one of the 13 inner London Boroughs and is situated in the centre-west of London on the transport routes between the City and Heathrow airport. It is a long, narrow brough running north to south with a river border at its south and south-west side. It is bordered by six London Boroughs: Brent to the north; Kensington and Chelsea to the east; Wandsworth and Richmond-Upon-Thames to the south; and Ealing and Hounslow to the west. Excluding the City of London, it is the third smallest of the London Boroughs in terms of area, covering 1,640 hectares. Hammersmith & Fulham is made up of 21 electoral wards. The wards range in size from 55 hectares (Addison ward) to 344 hectares (College and Old Oak). The borough population was measured at 182,493 at the time of the 2011 Census and has increased by 10.4% since 2001; this was the eleventh lowest population growth in London. It is, however, the country’s sixth most densely populated area, with a density of 111 people per hectare. It is more than twice as densely populated as London as a whole (52 people per hectare). Contact us: 020 8748 3020 Monday - Friday, 9am-5pm Follow us on Twitter @LBHF

St Martin-in-the-Fields is an iconic church located in the heart of London on Trafalgar Square. Every year we welcome over 1 million people to worship, reflect, relax, meet, eat and drink, enjoy music and the arts and the rich cultural offer of our organisation. We are place for everyone, everywhere, every day. St Martin’s is a unique institution in which faith, cultural, charitable and commercial initiatives combine to serve our community. St Martin-in-the-Fields Ltd is our social enterprise responsible for running our unique Crypt Cafe, Gallery, Courtyard Kiosk, Shop, Corporate Events, Private Dining, Retail Spaces and for programming over 300 concerts, exhibitions and pop-up activities each year! Do visit our website for information on what’s on and how you can hire our unique spaces. The profits from the social enterprise are fed back into the church in support of its operation, its work with local community and in supporting those experiencing homelessness. St Martin’s is an incredible place to work. Here we live our values, our employees are free to be themselves, to arrive for work every day safe in the knowledge that their individuality and uniqueness is part of what makes this a great place to work. If you are interested in knowing more, why not come and visit us for a bite to eat, to see a show or take some quiet reflection in one of our public spaces. If you are a values driven, passionate person, looking to make a difference to our local community and have a global impact on issues such as social change, homelessness and refugee support, why not check out our vacancies page, there may just your next dream job waiting for you here!