We are looking for committed enthusiastic individuals to help make sure that the visitors to the shows and have a safe and enjoyable time. The Society is always looking to welcome new volunteers to support the smooth running of our shows. Volunteering is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy our shows and meet new friends whilst helping the Society.
Heathfield and Waldron Parish Council are seeking marshals to assist with road closures for Remembrance Sunday. This year the Sunday falls on November 8th, and you'll only be needed for a morning, from 10:15am to 11:30pm.
On Friday the 20th November Heathfield are turning on their Christmas lights, and are looking for marshals to help out. Any volunteers will be required from approximately 2:30pm until 7:30pm.
Help preserve the Bluebell Railway’s historic carriages and other rolling stock by putting your welding skills to use. Working as part of a friendly volunteer team, you’ll carry out welding and associated metalwork as part of the restoration, repair and maintenance of our historic vehicles. This is an ongoing volunteer role for someone with welding experience who would enjoy using their skills in a unique heritage railway environment.
Help bring the Bluebell Railway’s stations to life as part of a friendly volunteer team. Station Operatives help with the day-to-day running of our stations, welcoming visitors, assisting passengers, supporting train operations and helping keep the station looking its best. This is an ongoing volunteer role with plenty of variety and the opportunity to play an important part in the visitor experience.
Help keep the Bluebell Railway’s lineside safe, tidy and well maintained as part of a friendly volunteer team. This is an ongoing volunteer role involving practical outdoor work such as cutting back vegetation, clearing overgrowth and keeping the areas alongside the railway under control. In simple terms, it’s a bit like industrial gardening — but with a railway running alongside you!
There are a wide range of jobs and roles on match days to make the occasion run smoothly, from handling gate entries, to food preparation, running the bar, or just general help around the ground with tasks. Everything contributes to creating a positive experience for supporters, and helps the club to generate funding to keep operating. This role is open to anyone aged 12 or over,
We're looking for volunteers to assist us with the maintenance of our grounds, situated at The Oaks on Eastbourne Road. There are a variety of areas with which you can help out; those with gardening skills can help get the turf match ready and use those skills to great effect during the wetter months! There are also tasks suited to someone with DIY or building skills, such as general maintenance around the ground, and though a little more niche, netting often needs repairing.
As one of our dedicated drivers, you’ll play a vital role in helping children and young people access exciting experiences, build confidence, and enjoy greater independence.
Do you love nature and enjoy gardening? Join our friendly team and help create magical, sensory spaces for the young people at Chailey Heritage Foundation and their families to enjoy.