THE NATIONAL Trust is on the lookout for a new general manager for north east Wales.

The £50,000 a year role would involve overseeing the management of some of Wales' most beautiful heritage sites belonging to the National Trust, such as Erddig and Chirk castle and the Pontcysyllte Aquaduct World Heritage Site.

It will also include helping to manage the new Clwydian and Dee Valley National Park - set to be Wales' newest national park.

The interview process will commence on the October 22.

The National Trust is looking for someone with previous managerial experience and people who are prepared to work Bank Holidays and weekends.

The job advert states: "Looking after our North East Wales portfolio, comprising Chirk and Erddig, two of National Trust Cymru’s most significant pay for entry sites, this general manager role will be challenging and rewarding in equal measure.

"It is the driving force behind opening our places to the public, and the key leadership role within a property group.

"Our General Managers operate with a significant degree of autonomy, leading from the front, inspiring and motivating teams, turning strategy into reality, delivering across a broad range of operational areas that bring the nature, beauty and history of our places alive for our members and visitors, and working to create an inclusive culture where everyone can feel a sense of belonging."

For more information and how to apply for the role visit https://bit.ly/3kB4CNq