Almost a third of Derbyshire crossing patrol posts unfilled
The council said people did not need experience to apply for the roles, and training would be given.But applicants need "a natural rapport with children and adults", the council said.A spokesperson said: "School might be out for summer, but we're still looking for friendly people to join our team of crossing patrols."You just need to be available in term time, happy working in all weathers and be aware of road safety."
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