North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
Travel Plan Coordinator

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About the Role
The Travel Plan Coordinator plays a key operational and strategic role within the Estates and Facilities Division, leading the Trust’s travel, transport, and parking functions across all sites. The post holder is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring the Trust’s Sustainable Travel Plan, ensuring that travel and parking arrangements support safe, equitable, and efficient access to healthcare services for patients, staff, and visitors.
The role provides specialist expertise in sustainable travel, transport planning, car parking management, and carbon-reduction initiatives, ensuring alignment with the Trust’s Green Plan, HTM 07:03 NHS Car Parking Management, and the NHS England Net Zero Travel and Transport Strategy.
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Responsibilities
- Lead the delivery of the Trust’s Sustainable Travel Plan and support Net Zero travel and transport objectives.
- Manage travel, transport, and parking operations across all Trust sites, including ANPR systems and digital permit platforms.
- Conduct regular site inspections to ensure safe, accessible, and compliant travel infrastructure.
- Oversee concessionary parking and ensure fair, transparent processes for patients and visitors.
- Analyse travel, parking, and carbon-related data to support planning, reporting, and service improvements.
- Develop and deliver sustainable travel projects, including active travel initiatives and inter-site travel solutions.
- Provide expert advice on sustainable transport, representing the Trust with internal teams and external partners.
- Lead staff training, communications, and engagement on travel systems and sustainable travel options.
- Ensure compliance with HTM 07:03, information governance standards, and Net Zero reporting requirements.
- Support policy development and continuous improvement of travel, parking, and carbon-reduction initiatives.


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Contact Information
Priority will be given to colleagues identified as at risk through the Trust’s redeployment process.
For further details or informal visits, contact:
Name: Lyndsay Britton
Job title: Operations Manager, Soft FM Services
Email address: lyndsay.britton@nhs.net
Telephone number: 01733 678050
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Email address: adam.turner2@nhs.net
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