A vacancy has arisen for our Hampshire County Council funded Passenger Transport Service. The driver will work as part of a team, supporting the passengers in Fleet and Church Crookham. You will work one week on and one week off: Tuesday- Friday, 08.45 - 14.45, Total 24 hours per fortnight. Additional hours may be available.
Volunteer Driver require to commit to minimum of 2 shifts a month in the afternoons/early evenings. This driver requires D1 on their licence and will be driving a 16 seater minibus. Applicants will be interviewed, required to have and enhanced DBS check and we will cover the costs for your MiDAS training. You will be part of what is currently a 26 driver volunteer team, we are looking to grow to 36 drivers this year. The route spans from Keld to Tesco at Catterick Garrison on a linear route. The route is an integral community service and is much loved by the dale.
Happy Wanderers - charity no: 235857
We support older and disabled people to get "out and about" using our two wheelchair adapted mini-buses. We need volunteer drivers who share our passion about supporting older people get out of their homes. Drivers are responsible for the safe transporting of our "friends" some of whom are wheelchair users. We are a small, totally volunteer led, "not for hire or reward" charity.
We are looking for volunteers to drive Preston CT’s accessible minibuses taking groups and individuals on day trips out. These trips may be organized by Preston CT to destinations in the North West such as; Boundary Mill, Kendal, Chester, Bury Market, Blackpool Illuminations and the Manchester Christmas Markets. Otherwise a local voluntary, community and faith sector organisation may need to transport their service users to activities or social events such as; lunch clubs, health and well-being activities, school trips etc. and use our vehicles and volunteer drivers to keep costs down.
The Department for Transport (DfT) has published its review of Enhanced Partnerships (EP’s), sharing a detailed look at how they are working across England and where improvements are needed. CTA contributed directly to this process by responding to the survey and attending one of the national roundtable events. Our insights, alongside those shared by operators, local authorities and partners helped shape the finding and next steps set out in the review.
The Department for Transport has published a new franchising manual for local authorities that want to franchise their bus networks. This matters for our sector because the direction of travel is clear: more councils are being encouraged to take greater control of local bus services.
Contact / How to Apply
Please send an email to the CEO at Nigel@4tvl.org.uk, providing a brief outline of any work experience and key skills you could bring to the role.
Charity experience would be beneficial.
Flexibility is a given in a fluid working environment.
Join the Community Transport Association for a workshop for Local Authority colleagues and local VCS infrastructure organisations that support volunteer car schemes in their area, even if they do not run schemes themselves.
Wandsworth Community Transport (WCT) is a registered charity and a proud member of the Community Transport Association. They provide accessible and affordable transport services to community groups and individuals across the borough of Wandsworth. Their mission is to ensure that no one is excluded from community life due to lack of transport.