The honorary treasurer plays a key part in the work of SPUC

SPUC is seeking a new honorary treasurer with a deep commitment to the pro-life cause.

Bob Edwards, the current incumbent, wishes to retire from this particular role after many years' devoted service. The honorary treasurer plays a key part in the work of the Society and serves, ex officio, on SPUC's governing bodies. The Society is seeking someone who is qualified either by formal qualification or by experience.

A detailed job specification for this voluntary post is available from lucindautley@spuc.org.uk

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