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Job: Westminster Community Lead at Repowering London (apply by 24.08.26)

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This is an exciting opportunity for someone with strong links to Westminster who cares about tackling climate change locally and leading their borough towards a more inclusive and sustainable future.
As a Community Lead in the Westminster borough, you will have two main objectives: to bring to life Westminster’s first community energy group and help it grow into a lively and vibrant co-op, and to run community outreach activities around energy efficiency, solar development and community ownership. You will be employed by Repowering London and work together with our North London Project Manager.
We are looking for a Westminster resident with a strong network in the local communities, and an interest in community organising.
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As a Community Lead, You Will
- Gain valuable work experience, join a motivated team, boost your confidence and grow your network;
- Learn about and dive deep into community energy, support with energy bills, community engagement methods and community-led domestic retrofit;
- Contribute to a fairer, more local way of creating and distributing energy in your borough.
For full details of the role and the person specification, please refer to the full job description at the link on Repowering London website here


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Contract
- Part-time, 2 days a week. Probation period of 3 months
Salary
- £11,660 for 2 days/week (e.g. £29,150 FTE)
Hours
- 15 hours per week; flexible working hours; evening/weekend work will sometimes be required
Location
- Working in-person in Westminster and from home, with option to work at Repowering London’s office in Brixton
Closing date
- 23.59 on 24 August 2026
Preferred start date
- mid-September
Contact for applications
- send cover letter and CV (see job description for specific questions to address), or contact with questions: chris.born@repowering.org.uk
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