We are looking for new Governors to join our Board of Governors. This is a rewarding voluntary role where you will play a crucial part in shaping the future of our college and ensure it continues to provide high-quality learning opportunities for our students.

Highly Sprung is a physical theatre company where performances and participatory projects are produced with and for new audiences of children and young people. Working together is at the core of everything we do.

We are looking for an Honorary Treasurer Trustee (voluntary). We welcome applications to the role from those of all ages (16+) and backgrounds and particularly welcome applications from those who may not have previous experience of Board roles.

For the Honorary Treasurer Trustee we are looking to source experience of: o Finance o Accounting o Audit & Risk

Libraries Connected is recruiting new Trustees to help champion the value of public libraries by shaping our strategic direction and overseeing our governance. As a Trustee, you will play an essential role in guiding our organisation’s missions maintaining high standards of governance, and supporting our work to strengthen the library sector.

We are looking for a new Chair of Trustees and two additional trustees that share our values and vision to grow environmental philanthropy and make it more effective.

Housing charity AzuKo is looking for a Treasurer to join our Board of Trustees. Everyone deserves a safe, clean, dignified place to call home. Join us, and help end housing poverty.

Treasurer to a small museum in Twickenham which preserves the former home of the artist JMW Turner and encourages enjoyment of his work

The role: Voluntary role (maximum 10 days per year) Location: 3 meetings per year at locations across the UK, or online.

The National Trust Council is looking for great people to ensure we deliver on our objectives as a charity and champion our ambitious ten-year strategy to:

• Restore nature – not just on our land, but everywhere. • End unequal access to nature, beauty and history • Inspire millions more people to care and take action

This is a strategic role and, as a Council member, you will play an important role in the governance of the Trust, as Europe’s largest conservation charity. The Council’s main responsibilities are:

• to appoint Trustees; • to monitor and support their work; and • to ensure our strategy is consistent with our charitable purpose and that it is being delivered by the Board.

The Council’s strength comes from the breadth of knowledge and experiences of the people on it. It has 36 members and we encourage applications from all backgrounds to ensure the Council reflects the nation the charity serves.

This is a voluntary role, with reasonable travel and subsistence expenses reimbursed. You must be a member of the National Trust upon application to be eligible for the role.

Qualities Required

Candidates should demonstrate or acquire upon appointment, a good knowledge of:

• The core purpose of the Trust • The Trust’s strategy: People and Nature Thriving • The Trust’s governance, in particular the different roles of the Board and the Council

Find out more about the Council and role requirements at: National Trust Council website

Working Pattern

Council members are elected from November 2026 for three years, and can expect to spend about ten days a year on Council business. There are three Council meetings a year, including one which is held as part of a three-day visit hosted by one of our regions or countries (England, Wales and Northern Ireland).

Meetings are a mix of in person and virtual. The time commitment for this role is spread across these activities and includes time for preparation. There is also the opportunity to get more involved if you wish with additional briefings, property visits or by supporting the work of the Council’s committees. Find out more and apply by 12 noon on 31st of March.

First of all, a huge thank you for volunteering as a trustee with Scouts or for considering this role.

People like you joining our Trustee Board make sure that we can sustainably deliver a fantastic programme for our young people to develop skills for life - safely, legally, and in line with our charitable purpose.