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LCON is recruiting – part-time Comms and Marketing Coordinator

*** 1 day a week, £150/day, deadline for applications 30th Sept 2026 ***

Low Carbon Oxford North (LCON) is an established and award-winning local charity, set up to support ambitious CO2 cuts and a healthier, greener environment, in north Oxford and beyond. We work with our community to take local action, offering practical ideas, information and activities. We also collaborate with other groups and engage with our city and county councils, to influence climate and environmental action across Oxford. We believe we are part of a wider community of people who, together, can make a difference.

The opportunity

This is an opportunity to bring your communication skills to help LCON grow and thrive: we are looking for an enthusiastic freelance Communications and Marketing Coordinator to join the team, to communicate with our partners and local residents, raise the visibility of LCON, reach new audiences and gain more supporters.

Working as an independent contractor with oversight from one of LCON’s trustees, the role will serve the following areas:

  • Consistent and regular maintenance of website, newsletter, social media for both LCON as a whole, and LCON’s projects using a content strategy to support LCON’s brand.
  • Contribute to LCON campaigns and public events by creating leaflets/posters, collaborating with partner organisations, making use of nominations for awards, and generating media coverage, eg. through press releases.
  • Support current and new projects, prioritising those that are very much in the ‘comms’ sphere, e.g. Oxford Travel Options website.
  • Organise and input to strategy meetings in order to support trustees in their review and development of LCON’s goals and priorities.
  • Monitor and evaluate project activities and communications data by producing reports for trustees, completing the Community Action Groups Oxfordshire annual return, and contributing to the LCON annual report.
  • Maintain LCON’s influence locally by organising and supporting meetings with local partners, and coordinating responses to public consultations.

Find out more

The deadline for applications is the end of 30th September 2026. For further details, including skills requirements and the application process, please follow this link to access the job description.