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Project Manager

EmployerWalk Wheel Cycle Trust

LocationGlasgow

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Pay£33,265 per annum

Closing Date16 September 2026

role summary

You will be a Project Manager at Walk Wheel Cycle Trust.
You will help people walk, wheel, and cycle more.
You will manage projects and work with different people.
You will manage budgets and organise events.

key tasks

Plan and run workshops and events with the local community.
Build good relationships with local leaders and groups.
Manage project money with help from your manager.
Give advice about how people behave and how to help them change.
Look at plans and work with design and engineering teams.
Manage many projects at the same time.

skills and experience

Know about active travel and problems some communities face.
Understand how good urban design helps people.
Know how buildings and roads affect health and fairness.
Experience in community work and helping behaviour change.
Experience managing projects with many groups involved.
Work safely with children and adults who need extra care.

£ pay and hours

Full-time 37.5 hours per week.
Flexible working can be discussed.
Salary is £33,265 a year (less if part-time).

location and workplace

Work is based in Glasgow.
You need to travel around the Strathclyde region.

how to apply

Send your CV and a covering letter.
Deadline is 11:59 pm on 16 September 2026.
Interviews will be on Microsoft Teams on 30 September or 2 October 2026.
People from all backgrounds are welcome to apply.
You can ask for help during the application process.

checklist before applying

Do I want to help people walk, wheel, and cycle more?
Can I work with many people and manage projects?
Can I manage budgets and organise events?
Am I ready to work in Glasgow and travel around?
Have I prepared my CV and covering letter?
Will I send my application before 16 September 2026?

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Walk Wheel Cycle Trust
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