Cycling UK believes cycling can help communities thrive, from cutting pollution to improving health, wellbeing and social connection.
The role
Cycling Development Officer for the Black Country and West Midlands. Fixed-term contract, 37.5 hours a week, home-based. Salary £29,045 to £32,273 per year.
You will support and develop community-centred cycling activities across the Black Country and West Midlands, working closely with charities, social enterprises, youth groups and other local organisations.
What you will do
- Build relationships with organisations that want to develop cycling in their communities
- Give consultation, guidance and practical support so they can start new activities or add cycling to existing services
- Build partnerships and find ways to tackle barriers to active travel
- Support inclusive, sustainable and volunteer-led cycling initiatives
- Help tackle health, social and economic inequalities and encourage more people to be active and choose cycling as transport
How to apply
Complete the application form on Cycling UK's careers site, with a supporting statement that refers directly to the person specification. Applications close at 9am on 23 November 2026. Applications may be reviewed on a rolling basis, so apply early.
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The role
Cycling Development Officer for the Black Country and West Midlands. Fixed-term contract, 37.5 hours a week, home-based. Salary £29,045 to £32,273 per year.
You will support and develop community-centred cycling activities across the Black Country and West Midlands, working closely with charities, social enterprises, youth groups and other local organisations.
What you will do
- Build relationships with organisations that want to develop cycling in their communities
- Give consultation, guidance and practical support so they can start new activities or add cycling to existing services
- Build partnerships and find ways to tackle barriers to active travel
- Support inclusive, sustainable and volunteer-led cycling initiatives
- Help tackle health, social and economic inequalities and encourage more people to be active and choose cycling as transport
How to apply
Complete the application form on Cycling UK's careers site, with a supporting statement that refers directly to the person specification. Applications close at 9am on 23 November 2026. Applications may be reviewed on a rolling basis, so apply early.