Volunteers
Rob Jefferies, British Cycling's Volunteer Support Officer, helps to train and support the volunteers who run British Cycling events.
Volunteers are a vital resource for the sport - every cycling event uses them from the Tour of Britain to your local road race.
Latest News:
The Tour of Britain Needs You! - The Tour of Britain is back and this year it's bigger than ever before. Now the organisers are asking for volunteers to help recreate the success of previous years. The 2008 event will visit no less than fifteen host venues, nine of which are brand new to the route. This gives you more opportunities to volunteer and be a part of this premier international event. More Details
Race Organiser's Course, March 2008 - On the last Saturday in March, British Cycling - in conjunction with the South East Region - ran the first road race organisers' course. This is the latest British Cycling volunteer training course specifically developed to help support grass roots race organisers and give them an idea of what is involved in organising a road race. More details (pdf, 14kb)
Volunteer Awards - British Cycling recognises the unique contribution of all kinds of volunteers to the sport at the organisation's annual Dinner. For details of recently recognised volunteers and how to nominate someone for and award, More Details
Commissaire, Race Official & Race Organiser Training - British Cycling provides a growing range of Race Official and Race Organiser training. Find out more about the courses available, plus dates and venues - More Details
Volunteering Options - British Cycling's clubs and regional structure both rely on volunteers. For details of voluntary roles within the organisation, Club volunteering and volunteering policy - More Details
Contact Us About Volunteering - For any enquires about volunteers, whether you want to become one or you need them to help with an event, please contact the British Cycling Volunteer Support Officer Robert Jefferies robertjefferies@britishcycling.org.uk
