Average Development Officer salary in the UK

Nottingham Playhouse is looking for an organised, enthusiastic and relationship-focused Fundraising and Development Officer to help grow the support that enables us to create world-class theatre and deliver life-changing work across our communities.This is an exciting opportunity to join our Development team and play a key role in developing relationships with donors, Patrons, sponsors and funders. You'll support fundraising campaigns, coordinate events, administer our CRM and Gift Aid processes, and help deliver an outstanding experience for everyone who supports Nottingham Playhouse. Whether you're already working in fundraising or looking to build a career in the charity or arts sector, this role offers excellent opportunities to develop your skills in a supportive and collaborative environment.About the RoleAs Fundraising and Development Officer, you'll be at the centre of our fundraising activity, ensuring supporters receive an exceptional experience while helping to maximise income that enables Nottingham Playhouse to thrive.Working closely with colleagues across the organisation, you'll coordinate fundraising administration, support donor stewardship, organise events, maintain accurate fundraising data and help identify opportunities to grow support from individuals, businesses and charitable trusts.Key responsibilities include:Acting as the first point of contact for supporter enquiries and managing our fundraising inbox.Building positive relationships with donors, Patrons and sponsors, ensuring they receive excellent stewardship and service.Processing donations, administering Gift Aid claims and maintaining accurate financial and supporter records.Producing reports and analysing fundraising performance using Spektrix CRM.Supporting fundraising events from planning through to delivery.Coordinating seat dedications, supporter communications and fundraising campaigns.Undertaking prospect research and supporting trust and foundation applications.Working with colleagues across the organisation to maximise fundraising and partnership opportunities.Representing Nottingham Playhouse professionally at networking events and external meetings.About YouWe're looking for someone who combines excellent organisational skills with a genuine enthusiasm for building relationships.You'll be someone who:Has experience providing high-quality administration in a busy environment.Is highly organised and able to manage multiple priorities.Has excellent written and verbal communication skills.Enjoys building relationships and delivering outstanding customer service.Is confident using Microsoft Office and learning new digital systems.Has excellent attention to detail and maintains accurate records.Works well independently while thriving as part of a collaborative team.Demonstrates professionalism, discretion and integrity.Is passionate about the arts, charities or creating positive social impact.Experience in fundraising, membership, sponsorship, CRM systems (particularly Spektrix), event coordination or the charity sector would be advantageous but is not essential. We recognise this is a broad role and are committed to providing training and development to help the successful candidate grow into every aspect of the position. Why Join Nottingham Playhouse?Awarded The Stage Theatre of the Year 2025, Nottingham Playhouse is one of the UK's leading producing theatres. We create bold, ambitious productions while delivering extensive participation programmes that transform lives across Nottingham and the East Midlands. We're proud to be a registered charity, a Theatre of Sanctuary and a Disability Confident employer, committed to ensuring everyone feels they belong. As part of our team, you'll enjoy:Free and discounted theatre tickets, including Press NightsFree Playhouse Pass membershipDiscounts at our barsFlexible working opportunitiesEnhanced annual leave, increasing with serviceAn additional day off for your birthdayEnhanced company sick payStaff social eventsDiscounted travel and parkingCycle to Work schemeTraining and professional development opportunitiesA relaxed and supportive working environment. TermsSalary: £30,500 per annum (depending on experience)Contract: Full Time, PermanentHours: 37.5 hours per week (9.30am–6.00pm). Some evening, weekend and Bank Holiday working will be required.Location: Nottingham PlayhouseFlexible Working: This role is suitable for flexible working arrangements. Diversity, Inclusion and AccessNottingham Playhouse is committed to creating a workforce that reflects the diverse communities we serve. We actively encourage applications from people of all backgrounds and are proud to be a Disability Confident employer.We particularly welcome applications from people from the Global Ethnic Majority and Disabled people. Applicants who declare as being from the Global Ethnic Majority and/or Disabled and who meet the minimum criteria for the role will be guaranteed an interview.If you require this information in an alternative format, would like support completing your application or need reasonable adjustments during the recruitment process, we'd be delighted to help. This is an excellent opportunity to join an ambitious theatre at an exciting time and play a vital role in ensuring Nottingham Playhouse continues to create extraordinary theatre and meaningful opportunities for our communities.REF-230 057

Assistant Development Officer Job Type: Temporary, full-time (Hybrid)Location: Bolton, BL1 1RUDuration: Until 13/11/2026Pay: £14.91 per hourWorking Hours: 9:30am till 5:30pmJoin Bolton Council as a Assistant Development Officer, based at the well-equipped Bolton Town Hall with excellent motorway access. This role offers a hybrid working model, blending office presence with the flexibility of working from home. As a Household Planning Officer, you will handle a variety of tasks related to householder and minor planning applications, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations and standards.Day-to-day of the role:Assess, review, negotiate, seek amendments, evaluate, and make recommendations on householder and minor planning applications, enquiries, appeals, and other related matters in accordance with relevant regulations, legislation, policy, and professional standards.Maintain accurate records of all activities and decisions.Provide advice and information on planning applications, enforcement, and related matters.Assist in the implementation and monitoring of supplementary planning documents, policy notes, development briefs, and other planning documents, including those supporting development plan preparation and the Local Development Framework.Provide technical support to Planning Officers and Principal Planning Officers.Contribute to the Planning Service priorities, performance indicators, and service improvements, and support the wider Corporate business planning processes.Promote and engage in the use of ICT hardware and software to enhance service efficiency and effectiveness.Develop effective working relationships with key stakeholders including other Council departments, elected members, staff, and customers.Perform additional duties as directed by the Planning Development Manager, Principal Planning Officers, and Planning Officers to ensure the efficient and effective operation of the Planning Division.Required Skills & Qualifications:Experience in handling planning applications and related administrative tasks.Strong understanding of relevant regulations, legislation, and policy related to planning.Proficiency in ICT and software tools relevant to planning and administrative tasks.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to manage relationships with various stakeholders.Ability to work flexibly and adapt to changing environments and service demands.If you are interested in this role, please apply using your latest CV here! and a Reed Consultant will be in touch.

Economic Development OfficerHourly Rate: Up to £550 per dayLocation: Welwyn, Hybrid WorkingJob Type: Interim – Ongoing We are currently seeking an Economic Development Consultant to join the Council in Welwyn on an interim basis. This role is crucial for coordinating activities and working collaboratively with businesses and partners to strengthen the local economy. The successful candidate will act as the lead officer, providing essential support to businesses, start-ups, and social enterprises.Day-to-day of the role:Act as the lead officer in coordinating and arranging all activities related to economic development.Work closely with businesses, start-ups, and social enterprises to provide support and foster growth.Handle inward investment enquiries from both domestic and foreign-owned businesses.Collaborate with commercial property agents, commercial developers, and Chambers of Commerce.Engage in marketing activities to attract potential investors and business interests to the area.Required Skills & Qualifications:Degree level or equivalent qualification in Economic Development, Marketing, Business Growth, or a related field, or significant experience in these areas.Proven experience handling inward investment enquiries.Experience working with commercial property agents, developers, and Chambers of Commerce.Strong understanding of the commercial development industry and related development issues, including the financing of development and property markets.Excellent communication and coordination skills, capable of leading initiatives and partnerships.To apply for this Economic Development Consultant position, please submit your CV and detailing your relevant experience.