Volunteer Opportunities

To register your interest for any of our volunteering roles please click on this link to submit your information: Register an interest in volunteering opportunities

 

Little Cubs Club

Botley Parish Council support the running of a volunteer led stay and play group - Little Cubs Club - at the Boorley Green Community Centre on Thursday mornings during term time. The group is open to preschool age children with their parents/carers. We are always looking for additional volunteers to join the team and help with set up, pack down, manning the refreshment booth and even joining in with sing songs or story telling. For more information contact comms@botley-pc.gov.uk or phone 01489 787181.

Youth Group

Botley Parish Council support the running of a volunteer led Youth Group at the Boorley Green Community Centre on Friday evenings during term time for children in school years 7-9. We are always looking for additional volunteers to join the team. We offer training in things such as safeguarding and will process an enhanced DBS for anyone requiring one.  For more information contact comms@botley-pc.gov.uk or phone 01489 787181.

Environmental Projects Volunteers

We have a number of different environmental volunteer opportunities including:

  • Tree planting
  • Woodland stewardship
  • Friends of Pudbrook conservation group
  • Community enhancement

Tools and equipment are provided. For more information contact comms@botley-pc.gov.uk or phone 01489 787181.

Events Volunteers

The Parish Council run events such as Carols in the Square each year and require the help of volunteers to assist with things such as set up/clear down and manning road closures. If you would like to help at one of our events then please contact comms@botley-pc.gov.uk or call 01489 787181.

Litter Picking

Local “Litter Picking” groups are always looking for volunteers with a few hours of spare time. Black sacks and litter pickers are provided. Contact comms@botley-pc.gov.uk or call 01489 787181.

Community Speedwatch

Community speedwatch is an educational scheme that enables the public to monitoe the speed of traffic passing through their area and identify vehicles exceeding the speed limit. Each scheme is run by volunteers and supported by their local neighbourhood police team.

If you are over 18 and interested in the scheme you can:

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