Here at Warwick District Council, we pride ourselves on the fact that we offer you a great place to work.
We achieve our goals by recruiting and retaining motivated, empowered and flexible staff.
We are committed to training and development, and we encourage a healthy work-life balance.
We offer the rewards and benefits that make it a great place to work.
People like you
We offer a wide range of career opportunities at every level of the organisation. From apprenticeships to senior management, permanent to fixed term contracts or part-time working, we have something for everyone.
We employ people in many different jobs and professions. Our different service areas work together as one team to ensure we are always customer focused.
Some people join us straight from school or university, others bring their vast array of experience from the commercial, public and third sectors. Whether you have decades of experience or you’re just starting out, we could have the right role for you. Just search our current vacancies.
Our plans
Our vision is to make Warwick district a great place to live, work and visit. Council plans - corporate strategy. Our aim is to ensure that our approach to resourcing, learning and development, and cultural change develop the workforce we need.
Equality, diversity and inclusion
Our aim is to champion equality, embrace diversity, and embrace the values of an inclusive culture.
We are a Disability Confident Employer and are committed to building a diverse workforce where everyone feels welcome and valued.
EDI: Everyone's Responsibility
Here, we firmly believe that Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion are not merely initiatives but shared responsibilities. Each one of us plays a crucial role in fostering an environment where differences are not just acknowledged but celebrated. When we recognise that diversity is our strength, we unlock the full potential of our community.
We support the use of the Health Adjustment Passport scheme, enabling successful applicants to identify what support and reasonable adjustments they may need in work.
Anti hate crime statement
‘At Warwick District Council, we will not tolerate any form of hate crime. We fully recognise the serious and negative effect that hate crime has on victims and in our communities. Nobody should live in fear of abuse, violence, prejudice, or discrimination as a result of hateful actions. Everyone has the right to be visible, to be heard and live without fear.’
A great place to live
Warwick district covers 110 square miles, with over 140,000 residents in the towns of Kenilworth, Royal Leamington Spa, Warwick, Whitnash and the surrounding villages.
Positioned at the centre of the UK, it has excellent road and rail links, providing easy access to the whole country.
Recently listed as the second-best place to live in the Midlands (Sunday Times 2017), Leamington Spa offers beautiful parks and gardens, achieving Green Flag status for Jephson Gardens, at the heart of the town.
The district boasts a rich cultural heritage, with two of the most popular tourist attractions being Warwick Castle and Kenilworth Castle. The Royal Pump Rooms in Leamington Spa is a cultural and tourist attraction, and there are several museums in Warwick. Warwick Racecourse is right next to the town centre and hosts televised meetings several times a year. The Royal Spa Centre runs a programme of theatre, drama, comedy, film and community events in its 794-seat main house and 160-seat studio theatre and the Royal Shakespeare theatre is in nearby Stratford-upon-Avon.