NLPG/LLPG CUSTODIAN

Deekay Technical Recruitment

Brentwood, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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Posted: 18 Apr 2026 (2 weeks ago)

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We are recruiting for Brentwood BC for a NLPG/LLPG Custodian,working in a Hybrid Manner,1-2 days per week

DURATION 3 MONTHS PLUS

LOCATION CM15 8AY

RATE £200-£225 PER DAY INSIDE IR35

JOB SPEC BELOW

NLPG/LLPG CUSTODIAN

Job description/additional information for the role:

Ensure that the gazetteer is maintained to the national standards BS7666:2006 and that data entry is following the Data Entry Conventions DEC-NLPG v3.2 Dec 2011 & GeoPlace

Maintain the entry of new and amended data into the LLPG/LSG, sending daily updates to the hub

Resolve data discrepancies issued by the national hub on a monthly schedule 4. Process candidate data from the hub

Maintain addressing and property intelligence into the LLPG for inclusion into the national hub

Resolve internal discrepancies with property descriptions and addressing

Resolve and include any update information from the VOA through monthly comparison information from the hub

Send update addressing data to the Electoral Register on a daily basis under the CORE directive from the MOJ

Liaise with outside agencies when addressing information is required for corporate projects Working Hours - 5 days a week (37 hrs) 8.30am – 5.00pm – Mon-Thur 8.30 – 4.30pm - Fri Working Pattern - Full time

Hybrid (1-2 days in the office per week if possible - open to discussion)

If interested in this post please send your latest cv

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