Bangor: self-employed dog walker, Roman Camp to the Menai Strait
Bangor has no WoofWalk walker yet. We want two or three, and one who can cover Menai Bridge and the Anglesey side of the strait would be welcome.
WoofWalk is a UK app in which a dog owner books a walker close to home. You are self-employed through it: you set your prices and hours, you choose each booking, and owners pay through the app so the money is paid out to you. We do not employ you, there is no wage, and we do not guarantee any work.
No Bangor price research yet; nationally, public listings put an hour's walk at about £15. You decide your own.
Roman Camp woodland, the pier and the strait shore are the local grounds, with Snowdonia and the Anglesey beaches close for anyone offering long walks.
Nothing to pay to join. The first 14 days cost nothing in commission; then 15% of each booking, dropping to 10% for life once five clients have joined through you. Tax, National Insurance and insurance are matters for you.
Welsh speakers are very welcome, though the app is in English. Students at the university fit the daytime slots. Over 18.
Ceredigion County Council Direct Payment Support Service
Ceredigion County Council Direct Payment Support Service
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