This Senior Development Officers will play an active role in partnership development, providing support towards establishing and supporting new community shared transport schemes. The Officer will support local authorities, community transport organisations and community groups through feasibility research, scheme design, partnership working and implementation of new schemes.

The location of the role is flexible within Scotland. CoMoUK staff are in various locations across the UK. Some staff are 100% home based, others spend some time in our office in Edinburgh

CoMoUK is the national charity for the public benefit of shared transport such as car clubs and bike share schemes. We work collaboratively with the national, regional, transport and local authorities as well as the private sector to further these social, economic and environmental benefits. We do this via research, operator accreditation, stakeholder engagement, policy work and advocacy.

The Communications Assistant post will support on a range of activities, full details of which can be found in the job description on our website como.org.uk/vacancies

The location of the role is flexible. CoMoUK staff are in various locations across the UK. Some staff are 100% home-based, others spend some time in our office in Edinburgh. The role responsibilities are split between supporting our Scotland and wider UK team.

This Senior Development Officer will play an active role in partnership development, providing support towards establishing mobility and community hubs as well as promoting shared transport in a built environment context with local authorities, housing developers, housing associations, health authorities and employers among other stakeholders.

The location of the role is flexible within Scotland. CoMoUK staff are in various locations across the UK. Some staff are 100% home based, others spend some time in our office in Edinburgh.

CoMoUK is the national charity for the public benefit of shared transport such as car clubs and bike share schemes. We work collaboratively with the national, regional, transport and local authorities as well as the private sector to further these social, economic and environmental benefits. We do this via research, operator accreditation, stakeholder engagement, policy work and advocacy.

The Research Manager post will lead on a range of activities, keeping abreast of industry changes and collating information on impacts and best practice in shared transport into guidance documents and reports.

The location of the role is flexible. CoMoUK staff are in various locations across the UK. Some staff are 100% home-based, others spend some time in our office in Edinburgh. The role responsibilities are split between supporting our Scotland and wider UK team.

CoMoUK is the national charity for the public benefit of shared transport such as car clubs and bike share schemes. We work collaboratively with the national, regional, transport and local authorities as well as the private sector to further these social, economic and environmental benefits. We do this via research, operator accreditation, stakeholder engagement, policy work and advocacy.

CoMoUK has created a new post to lead on the integration of shared transport and rail in Scotland. The successful candidate will make the most of the opportunity arising from the renationalising of Scotrail to push for stronger links with car clubs, bike share, and Demand Responsive Transport with rail stations across the country. Shared transport is already an effective first/last mile mechanism that supports rail journeys; rail nationalisation is a key opportunity to make more of this interplay.

The post holder will promote integration of shared transport and deliver an action kit and mobility hub visualisations for railway stations, convene events and provide advice in order to best integrate Scotrail and shared transport.

The post holder will be responsible for the delivery, reporting, accounting and evaluation of the CoMoUK Scotland workplan. The workplan consists of a variety of projects, events, guidance documents and engagement activities.

The successful applicant will lead the team in delivering the activities in the workplan, shaping the tasks for each element of it.

Whilst the role is mainly focussed on delivery, the post holder will also contribute to the strategic vision and forward planning of CoMoUK in Scotland.

CoMoUK is the national charity for the public benefit of shared transport such as car clubs and bike share schemes. We work collaboratively with the national, regional, transport and local authorities as well as the private sector to further these social, economic and environmental benefits. We do this via research, operator accreditation, stakeholder engagement, policy work and advocacy.

CoMoUK is currently advertising a role that is split between supporting our Scotland and wider UK team.

This Senior Project and Research Officer will lead on a range of projects and research activity, keeping abreast of industry changes and collating information on impacts and best practice in shared transport into guidance documents and reports.

CoMoUK staff are located in London, Edinburgh & Leeds. We are currently working remotely with some access to our office in Edinburgh. We are flexible on the location for this role

CoMoUK is the national charity for the public benefit of shared transport such as car clubs and bike share schemes. We work collaboratively with the national, regional, transport and local authorities as well as the private sector to further these social, economic and environmental benefits. We do this via research, operator accreditation, stakeholder engagement, policy work and advocacy.

This Senior Development Officers will provide advice on community shared transport scheme design and development. They will support local authorities, community transport organisations and community groups through feasibility research, scheme design, partnership working and implementation of new schemes. They will also lead on the management of CoMoUK’s micro-grants scheme which provides seed funding for community groups setting up shared transport schemes.

CoMoUK is the national charity for the public benefit of shared transport such as car clubs and bike share schemes. We work collaboratively with the national, regional, transport and local authorities as well as the private sector to further these social, economic and environmental benefits. We do this via research, operator accreditation, stakeholder engagement, policy work and advocacy.

This Senior Development Officer will provide advice on shared transport and mobility hubs in the built environment context. They will play an active role in partnership development with local authorities, housing developers, housing associations, health authorities and employers among other stakeholders. The Officer will support these key groups through feasibility research, scheme design, partnership building and the implementation of new hubs and schemes. The Officer will also liaise with the Scottish Government on its planning reform processes.