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Placement Contact Lists from 2019 Placement Contact Lists FROM 2019 Placement Placement Address1 Placement Address 2 Town Postcode Occupational Area Type of Business Contact Telephone No. Email Address 3D Hair Studio 50 West Street St Georges Telford TF2 9 Hairdressers assistant Hairdressers Deborah Heaney 07813 712610 [email protected] 7 Sence Event Management The Town House Oswestry SY11 1AQ Business Admin/Professional Management Charlotte Gwynne (Event 01691 670027 Manager) 7 Valley Transport Unit 29 Shifnal TF11 8SD Transport Glenys Hillman - Owner 01952 461991 A H Griffiths 11 Bull Ring Ludlow SY8 1AD Retail / Customer Service Matthew Sylvester - Manager 01584 872141 A Ryan & Son 60 High Street Much Wenlock TF13 6AE Retail / Customer Service Sue Ryan - Manager 01952 727409 A T Browns Hortonwood 50 Telford TF1 7GZ Motor Vehicle & Associated Trade Dave Price - Operations 01952 605331 Manager A Walters Electrician Contractor 62 Longden Road Shrewsbury SY3 7HG Plant and Tool Hire/ Contractor Mike Davis- Operations Director 01743 247850 Aardvark Books Ltd The Bookery Bucknell SY7 0DH Retail / Customer Service Sarah Swinson (Director) 01547 530744 Abacus Day Nursery (Newport) 38 St Mary's Street Newport TF10 7AB Educational Leanne Nolan 01952 813652 Abbey Veterinary Centre (Shawbury) High Ridge Shrewsbury SY4 4NW Working With Animals Tracie Howells 01939 250655 ABC Day Nursery (Hadley) Crescent Road Telford TF1 5JU Educational Emma Burrows 01952 387190 ABC Day Nursery (Hoo Farm) Hoo Farm Animal kingdom, Telford TF6 6DJ Educational Lucy Holbrook - Manager 01952 245257 ABC Day Nursery (Lightmoor) 45 Green Moors Telford TF4 3TB Educational C White and Laura Powell 01952 502572 ABC Ltd (Journalism) Mosterley Farm Shrewsbury SY5 6BH Creative Professions Matt Mellor - MD 01694 731915 Ableworld UK Audley Avenue Business ParkNewport TF10 7BX Retail / Customer Service David Gaffney 01952 820772 ABP Meats Hordley Ellesmere SY12 9BL Business Admin/Professional Management Lynda Walford- HR Manager 01939 272049 Abraham Darby (ICT) Ironbridge Road, Madeley Telford TF7 5HX Educational Rob Slack- Network Manager 01952 386000 Abraham Darby Leisure Centre c/o Abraham Darby AcademyMadeley TF7 5HX Leisure & Sports Rob Beckett and Holly Spiers ( 01952 382770 Abraham Darby School Ironbridge Road Madeley Telford TF7 5HX Working with Children SarahLeisure Yeomans centre attendants) 01952 386000 [email protected] Accord Housing Cartlidge House Oakengates TF2 6BD Professional Health Care Heather Ralphs/Nina Grainger 01952 618293 Ace Foam Unit D1 Madeley TF7 4JB Production & Warehouse Kevin(Manager) Trantor (manager) 01952 581267 Ace On Group Unit 9B Telford TF3 3BJ Production & Warehouse Alex Thompson- Sales Director 01952 293388 ACH Autos Ralphs garage Telford TF4 2PD Motor Vehicle & Associated Trade Trina Hotchkiss - Partner 01952 505010 Acorn Childcare Centre DCAE Cosford Albrighton WV7 3EX Educational 01902 377221 Acorn Kennels Oakfields Whitchurch SY13 2AA Working With Animals Andrew Perry 01948 662931 Adams Grammer School High Street Newport TF10 7BD Office Work (Reprographics) Mrs Mills 01952 953810 [email protected] Addo Foods ( Palethorpes) Ltd Maer Lane Market Drayton TF9 3AL Production & Warehouse Alexanda Pugh - HR Officer 01630 652250 / 692237 Paul Leese - Cheif Engineer Adfield Harvey Limited The Granary Beckbury Shifnal TF11 9DG Marketing Company Gary Wootton 725500 [email protected] Admaston Stores 6 Sutton Road Telford TF5 0AY Retail / Customer Service Sukvant Singh - Owner 01952 260015 ADT Carpets 14 High Street Ellesmere SY12 0EP Retail / Customer Service Daniel Jones - Manager 01691 624422 AF Blakemoor (Spar) 65 High Street Much Wenlock TF13 6AE Retail / Customer Service Lorna Hancox - Manager 01952 727798 Ahead Unit 3 Newport TF10 7QN Hairdresser & Beauty Therapists Teresa West - Owner 01952 825345 AJ's Garage Middleton Road Oswestry SY11 2RQ Motor Vehicle & Associated Trade Kim Gilchrist + Andy - Owner 01691 656055 Alan Ward Ennerdale Road Shrewsbury SY1 3JF Retail / Customer Service Alison Griffiths (HR 01743 453900 Albermarle Scenic Studios Unit C1 Whitchurch SY13 2DJ Creative Professions PhilipAdministrator) Trickett / Manager 01948 840930 Albert Road Day Centre Albert Road Shrewsbury SY1 4HY Professional Health Care Jane Tanner - Manager 01743 246208 Albrighton & Donnington Nursery Rectory road Albrighton WV7 3EP Educational Clair Coles - Manager Albrighton Dental Practice 20 Station Rd Albrighton WV7 3QG Professional Health Care Mr F Shiravi 01902 372656 Albrighton Feeds Whiston Cross Albrighton WV7 3BX Retail / Customer Service Paul Watson 01902 372266 Albrighton Garage 92 High Street Albrighton WV7 3JT Motor Vehicle & Associated Trade Gemma Hughes - Front of 01902 372149 Albrighton Garden Centre (Wyevale) Newport Road Albrighton WV7 3EE Garden Centre EdHouse; Hawker Harjinder - Manager/ Singh J -Pooler Owner - 01902 373233 Albrighton Library Station Road Albrighton WV7 3QH Business Admin/Professional Management MargaretSupervisor Leach - Manager 01902 372226 Albrighton Trust Moat & Gardens Blue House Lane Albrighton WV7 3EL Horticulture Sandie Jackson - Manager 01902 372441 Aleyna's Cafe 29 Upper Level Shrewsbury SY1 1PL Hotel & Catering Durmus Bozdogan All Glass Systems Ltd Unit F8, Halesfield 23 Telford TF7 4NY Factory Production Manufacturing George Marshall 588884 [email protected] Allcarz 2 Victoria Road Oswestry SY11 2HW Motor Vehicle & Associated Trade David Hughes - Owner 01691 774544 AM & Sons Property Maintenance Ltd 71 Catherton Stirchley Telford TF3 1YU Building/Decoratin (Labouring) Allen McKenzie 07791 989635 [email protected] Amber Rooms 20A Chester Street Shrewsbury SY1 1NX Hairdresser & Beauty Therapists Shelly Cox- Owner 01743 588223 Ambersgrove Hair Boutique 14-16a Bradford Street Shifnal TF11 8AT Hairdresser & Beauty Therapists Sarah Musgrove - Owner 01952 460105 American Golf (Telford) Wrekin Retail Park Telford TF1 2DE Retail / Customer Service Darren Child - Manager 01952 256000 Angie's Hair Salon 40 Castle Street Shrewsbury SY1 2BW Hairdresser & Beauty Therapists Angela - Owner 01743 362321 Any Staff Recruitment 2nd Floor, Jordan House. Telford TF3 4NN Business Admin/Professional Management Mrs Moss- Financial manager 01952 201100 Anytime Fitness (Telford) 13/14 Gresham Drive Telford TF3 5ES Leisure & Sports Teresa Wilkie (Manager) 01952 787247 Apley Farm Shop Stockton Buildings Shifnal TF11 9EF Hotel & Catering Ann Hammond - Manager 01952 581002 Aqualate Golf Centre Stafford Road Newport TF10 8NB Leisure & Sports Dan - Course Manager 01952 811899 Aragon Paper & Print 1-3 St Mary's Newport TF10 7AS Business Admin/Professional Management Becky Johnson - Manager 01952 810378 Arcox Landscaping 29 Preston Grove Trench Telford TF2 7DD Landscaping Anthony Arbon 01952 414596 or 07970 597674 [email protected] Arrol and Snell Ltd St Mary's Hall Shrewsbury SY1 1EG Building Maintenance/Construction Aimee Humphries - Reception; 01743 241111 Nigel Connor Arthog Outreach Centre Lime Kiln Lane Wellington TF1 2JA Educational Martin Callaghan - Senior 01952 387378 Arthurs of Oswestry Lower Brook Street Oswestry SY11 2HJ Motor Vehicle & Associated Trade NigelOutdoor Williams Instructor 01691 652235 Artworx Gallery 67 High Street Newport TF10 7AU Creative Professions Ashley Corrigan (Assistant 01952 820397 ASDA (Market Drayton) 32 Stafford Street Market Drayton TF9 1HY Retail / Customer Service DeanSales TurnerManager) 01630 606800 ASDA Stores (Malinsgate) Malinsgate Telford TF3 4HZ Retail / Customer Service May McCallum (People Service 01952 741020 ex 215 Asda Stores Limited (Donnington) St Georges Road Donnington TF2 9PR Retail / Customer Service LizManager) Armstrong (Training Co- 01952 621700 ordinator) Asset Surfacing 2A Emstry Yard Shrewsbury SY5 6QP Building Maintenance/Construction Chris Durkin - Director 01743 761639 AST Floor Coverings Heath Hill Industrial Estate Dawley TF4 2RH Production & Warehouse Amy Worthington 01952 630143 AT Brown (Coaches) Ltd Fremain House, Horton Hortonwood 50 Telford TF1 7GZ Assisting and observing Coach Company Ewen MacLeod/Andy Lloyd 605331 [email protected] Enterprise Park Athena Vehicle Hire Athena House Telford TF2 8AJ Business Admin/Professional Management Sharon Wyatt - Owner 01952 603862 Attingham Park (National Trust) - Grounds Atcham Shrewsbury SY4 4TP Horticulture Sarah Lanyon (Family & School 01743 708195 Engagement Officer) Attingham Park (National Trust) - Office Work Attingham Park Shrewsbury SY4 4TP Business Admin/Professional Management Sarah Lanyon - Family and 01743 708195 Attingham Park (National Trust) - Shop and Visitor Attingham Park Shrewsbury SY4 4TP Leisure & Sports SarahSchool Lanyon Engagement - Family Officer and 01743 708195 School Engagement Officer Attingham Park (National Trust) - Tea Room Atcham Shrewsbury SY4 4TP Hotel & Catering Sarah Lanyon 01743 708195 Attitude Hair & Beauty 1 Church Street Shifnal TF11 9AA Hairdresser & Beauty Therapists Holly Fielding - Partner 01952 461500 Avalon Health and Beauty 60 High Street Newport TF10 7AG Observe treatments, general shopfloor work Health & Beauty Salon Tammy Atkinson 07854 625882 [email protected] Avante 22 High Street Wem SY4 5DG Hairdresser & Beauty Therapists Tess Hewson - Partner 01939 232062 Baart Harries Newall 1 Wilderhope House Shrewsbury SY3 7LG Business Admin/Professional Management Sue Jones - Office Manager 01743 361261 Babcock (Formerly DSG Building) Building 32 Donnington TF2 8JT Engineering Barry Potts - Head Training 01952 672315 Instructor Babcock (formerly
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