Multiple positions have been opened at an independent trust which cares for one of Merseyside's most beautiful villages.
The Port Sunlight Village Trust (PSVT), a charity which "preserves and promotes" the Wirral village of Port Sunlight, is now advertising four new jobs, paying up to £30,000, in various departments. All the jobs are permanent positions, and all but one are full-time.
The trust has been the main custodian of the village since 1999 when it was set up by Unilever, which has headquarters in the village and has partial origins in the work of William Lever, founder of Sunlight Soap. Lever built the well-preserved model village in 1888 as a base for the workers at his Sunlight Soap factory, from where the village got its name.
