Your responsibilities include transaction processing, bank reconciliations and in-house payroll, while ensuring compliance with VAT, Gift Aid and financial controls. Additionally, the Finance Manager supports budgeting, forecasting and year-end audit preparation, while providing financial guidance to internal budget holders across the Programme, Communications and Development teams, as well as the General Manager. Duration: 1 year, fixed-term Hours: Part-time, 2 days per week (10 am-6 pm) Salary: £33,000-36,000 per annum, pro-rata The deadline for applications is 10 am on Tuesday 1 September 2026 Please continue to our website to see the Job Requirements in full. Summary of the Person Specification below: Relevant financial experience, preferably in the charity sector Excellent knowledge of accountancy software packages, preferably Xero An interest in the arts, heritage or cultural sectors Please continue to our website to see the Job Responsibilities in full. Summary below: Manage all day-to-day finance and accounting processes, including payments and receipts, liaise with suppliers and manage the bank account Manage all aspects of in-house payroll, pay and reconcile payroll, pension providers and PAYE/NIC Support the Head of Finance and Operations to produce quarterly management accounts, 6-month forecasts and assist in the preparation of budgets Work in partnership with the Programme Team, Communications, Development, General Manager and other budget-holders to ensure they are clear about the financial position and provide them with information to be able to effectively manage their budgets Carry out other duties as deemed appropriate and necessary by the Head of Finance and Operations Occasional key holder responsibilities to cover holiday absences Please click on the 'Apply Now' button to see the Job Description in full and to access the Application Form to apply for this role.Job Summary
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