including Local Authorities, NHS Bodies, Probation, etc, as well as voluntary and community organisations and members of the public Salary: £34,347 - £40,206 per annum Hours: Full-time (37 hours per week), flexible hours working scheme is available. ROLE PROFILES Purpose: The post holder will be a communications professional to enable South Wales Police to develop and sustain effective engagement with the local public and with our key partners including leading figures in local government, councillors across South Wales, NHS and the third sector and other agencies, MP’s, AM’s, civil servants, other key partners. They will identify and oversee the implementation of opportunities to communicate our work to stakeholder audiences through all aspects of communications including media and online channels, meetings, events, conferences and briefings. This role will form a key part of the recently reformed South Wales Police Communications department. The post will be accountable to the Assistant Director of Communications and the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner. A service will also be provided to both the Chief Constable and to the Commissioner and the post holder will be the key single point of contact and Communications Manager for the Police and Crime Commissioner. . Main Responsibilities Management of communications Manage press and media relations on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner including advising on press and media handling, drafting of press releases, communication plans and developing and uploading content onto the website. Contribute to the development of the overall South Wales Police Communications strategy ensuring a focus on policy context set out in the Police and crime Reduction Plan Manage social media outlets on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner as part of the joint approach agreed by the Chief Constable and Commissioner and identify opportunities for improving interaction via
including Local Authorities, NHS Bodies, Probation, etc, as well as voluntary and community organisations and members of the public Salary: £34,347 - £40,206 per annum Hours: Full-time (37 hours per week), flexible hours working scheme is available. ROLE PROFILES Purpose: The post holder will be a communications professional to enable South Wales Police to develop and sustain effective engagement with the local public and with our key partners including leading figures in local government, councillors across South Wales, NHS and other agencies, MP’s, AM’s, civil servants, the third sector and other key partners. They will identify and oversee the implementation of opportunities to communicate our work to stakeholder audiences through all aspects of communications including media and online channels, meetings, events, conferences and briefings. This role will form a key part of the recently reformed South Wales Police Communications department. The post will be accountable to the Assistant Director of Communications and the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner. A service will also be provided to both the Chief Constable and to the Commissioner and the post holder will be the key single point of contact and Communications Manager for the Police and Crime Commissioner. . Main Responsibilities Management of communications Manage press and media relations on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner including advising on press and media handling, drafting of press releases, communication plans and developing and uploading content onto the website. Contribute to the development of the overall South Wales Police Communications strategy ensuring a focus on policy context set out in the Police and crime Reduction Plan Manage social media outlets on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner as part of the joint approach agreed by the Chief Constable and Commissioner and identify opportunities for improving interaction via
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