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Board Member Vacancies
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Clyde and Hebrides Ferries Community Board (FCB)
We are looking for several community-minded individuals with lived experience of west coast island life to join the Ferries Community Board (FCB).
We are seeking energetic individuals who wish to make a difference in the local communities by proactively engaging with a variety of community groups to seek out their views and opinions and being a voice for people who live in the communities that we serve.
The Board consists of 9 - 12 members representing island communities across the west coast ferry network, from the Outer Hebrides to the Clyde.
The Board will work in collaboration with partners Calmac Ferries, Transport Scotland and CMAL. The Board has developed a workplan focussing on service and infrastructure improvements and is building positive working relationships with all partners.
Ideal candidates will have an intricate knowledge of island life and an informed understanding of how ferry services are delivered between CalMac, CMAL and Transport Scotland. Applicants require strong communication skills and experience working with local committees and community groups.
Members are expected to attend four Board meetings per year and contribute to the FCB's annual strategic workplan, which helps advance network-wide improvements in ferry services for island and coastal communities. xgikmsk
This is a voluntary role with reasonable expenses such as travel and accommodation for meetings covered.
Please email your CV and cover letter to -
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Closing date for applications - 20th August 2026
Interviews are expected to take place early September 2026
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Board Member Vacancies employer: The Ferries Community Board for Clyde & Hebrides
Joining the Clyde and Hebrides Ferries Community Board offers a unique opportunity to make a tangible impact on local island communities. As a member, you will engage with diverse community groups, ensuring their voices are heard while collaborating with key partners to enhance ferry services. This voluntary role not only allows for personal growth through meaningful community engagement but also covers reasonable expenses, making it an attractive option for those passionate about improving life in the west coast islands.
Contact Details:
The Ferries Community Board for Clyde & Hebrides Recruitment Team
