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Regional Development

Scottish Cycling has a network of full time Regional Development Officers supporting the facilitation and coordination of opportunities through events, coaching and volunteering activities, across all ages and abilities, to increase participation in Cycling. At the heart of the role is club support and establishing strong working relationships with regional representatives, local authorities and other partners. Regional priorities, are determined by a development plan which seeks to increase support to volunteers, including coaches, leaders and officials as well as continuing to engage young talented riders on the athlete pathway.

About Clubs

Scottish Cycling provides a range of services and support to affiliated clubs.

If you are interested in setting up a club, you would need to have a club secretary in place, who must hold valid British Cycling membership. In addition, a Club Welfare Officer is strongly recommended, who should attend child protection training. Other key committee positions are Chair, Treasurer, Junior Rep, PR and Coaches. The club would be required to draw up a club constitution.

If you want to set up a club, need more information, or want to discuss affiliating to Scottish Cycling please contact your Regional Development Officer or telephone on 0131 317 9704.

Affiliate your Club to Scottish Cycling

Click here for more information about club affiliation and to download the paperwork.

Go-Ride Clubmark Accredited Clubs

Go-Ride is Scottish Cycling's Club Development Programme aimed at improving both young riders and clubs. It focuses on volunteers and young members - improving coaching standards and increasing the number of young riders with access to coaching activities. For more information about Go-Ride, click here.

Find a Club

Click here to locate a club near you.

About Volunteering

Whether organising races, training as officials or marshals or working coaches or club welfare officers, volunteers make a vital contribution to the sport and to Scottish Cycling.  Click here to find out more about volunteering and the support we offer our volunteers, click here.

Get Involved

We have volunteer roles to suit everyone. To find out what volunteer oppotunities we have for you, please contact the Scottish Cycling office on info@scottishcycling.org.uk or telephone 0131 317 9704.

Protecting Young Cyclists

All children have the right to be protected from abuse and harm in and through sport.
Scottish Cycling strongly believes that young people involved in cycling should have the best possible experience. For more information about Child Protection, click here.