Skip to content

Van driver jobs, home most nights.

Permanent van and multi-drop driving jobs around Ely, Newmarket, Cambridge, Soham and Bury St Edmunds, on local routes.

Calls answered day and nightFree to you, alwaysYour say before anything is sent

02/04

Van drivers

Van and multi-drop. Permanent jobs with local firms.

£27k£34k

Typical local pay from live adverts, October 2026.

Contract
Permanent
Cost to you
Nothing
Area
Within about 25 miles of Ely and Newmarket

The work

What the job involves. The company’s own pay, holidays and pension.

  1. Local multi-drop routes
  2. Builders-merchant and trade deliveries
  3. Food and wholesale deliveries
  4. Day shifts, home most nights

Before interview

What I check.

Share a free DVLA check code from GOV.UK and your right-to-work code. No paperwork to post and nothing to pay.

Share your licence code
  • A full UK car licence (category B), which covers vans up to 3.5 tonnes
  • No Driver CPC or tachograph card needed for vans up to 3.5 tonnes
  • Your DVLA check code (free from GOV.UK), which I check for you
  • The right to work in the UK
  1. Apply in 2 minutesFill in the short form, or ring 0115 661 1053 any time. Our phone assistant takes your details day or night.
  2. Quick checks, done onlineShare a free DVLA check code from GOV.UK and your right-to-work code. No paperwork to post and nothing to pay.
  3. We find the right local roleWe look for permanent jobs that fit your licence, shifts, pay and travel, and always ask you before your details go to any employer.
  4. Interview and startWe arrange the interview, remind you of the details, and check in with you after you start.

Typical pay around Ely

£27k–£34k

The middle of currently advertised permanent van and multi-drop roles nearby is about £27,000–£34,000 (October 2026).

Every job is different. I always tell you the pay for a specific job before your details go anywhere.

Questions

Good to know.

Anything else? Ring 0115 661 1053 or email saulius@sauliusautomatesit.com.

Is it really free for me?

Yes. Employers pay us a fee only when they hire someone we introduce. We never charge job seekers anything — the law says we can’t, and we wouldn’t anyway.

Will you send my details to employers without asking?

No. We always tell you about a specific job first — the employer, the pay and the location — and only send your details if you say yes.

Do I need a CV?

No. The two-minute form or a phone call is enough. If you have a CV you can add it, but plenty of the best drivers and tradespeople don’t.