REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: SC049756
Registered as Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation
The Trustees
The organisation is run by a Board of Trustees who are elected annually by the members. We meet four times a year to
consider applications.
The inaugural Trustees, pending the first AGM are:
Chair – Linda Henderson (Glenferness):
Before moving to the East Nairnshire area in 2017, Linda was twenty years in Skye running her own business and
working as an administrator in various other concerns. She served there as a community councillor and a community
organisation trustee. In a former life she was a civil servant and a few other things.
Currently she is also an East Nairnshire Community Councillor.
Now retired, her passions are her garden, reading, knitting and spinning.
Treasurer – Peter Arris (Lethen):
Also retired, Peter was a Finance Manager in the agricultural sector for thirty years.
As a former Chairperson of Auldearn Primary School Board he oversaw the refurbishment and new build at the School,
helped establish and run Nairn mini rugby club and was a guest presenter of Finance on the Understanding Industry
courses in many Highland secondary schools.
Enjoys all aspects of country life and is a keen member of the Fornighty table tennis club.
Martine Scott (Braeside)
Martine is currently a programme manager within NHS Scotland.
She has a wide range of experience in project management and teaching secondary school science. Her professional
interests include research and innovation, quality improvement, lean/systems thinking, business performance strategy and
community engagement. She enjoys motorcycle touring and playing the cello (but not at the same time).
Brian Mountjoy (Littlemill)
A retired Royal Naval Officer, Brian joined the RN as an apprentice communications engineer before taking his
commission in 1989. Spending all of his career in submarines, Brian spent much time at Faslane where his love of
Scotland began. He ended his career working with NATO in Belgium after thirty-eight years service. Returning to the
area of his wife’s birth they moved to East Nairnshire in 2018.
Brian interests include gardening, golf, rugby, computing and electronics.
If you would like to consider becoming a Trustee please contact Linda via email at encommtrustees@gmail.com . We
have vacancies for up to three more people who may be co-opted until the AGM.
The Trustees
The organisation is run by a Board of Trustees who are
elected annually by the members. We meet four times a
year to consider applications.
The inaugural Trustees, pending the first AGM are:
Chair – Linda Henderson (Glenferness):
Before moving to the East Nairnshire area in 2017, Linda
was twenty years in Skye running her own business and
working as an administrator in various other concerns.
She served there as a community councillor and a
community organisation trustee. In a former life she was a
civil servant and a few other things.
Currently she is also an East Nairnshire Community
Councillor.
Now retired, her passions are her garden, reading, knitting
and spinning.
Treasurer – Peter Arris (Lethen):
Also retired, Peter was a Finance Manager in the
agricultural sector for thirty years.
As a former Chairperson of Auldearn Primary School
Board he oversaw the refurbishment and new build at the
School, helped establish and run Nairn mini rugby club
and was a guest presenter of Finance on the
Understanding Industry courses in many Highland
secondary schools.
Enjoys all aspects of country life and is a keen member of
the Fornighty table tennis club.
Martine Scott (Braeside)
Martine is currently a programme manager within NHS
Scotland.
She has a wide range of experience in project management
and teaching secondary school science. Her professional
interests include research and innovation, quality
improvement, lean/systems thinking, business performance
strategy and community engagement. She enjoys
motorcycle touring and playing the cello (but not at the
same time).
Brian Mountjoy (Littlemill)
A retired Royal Naval Officer, Brian joined the RN as an
apprentice communications engineer before taking his
commission in 1989. Spending all of his career in
submarines, Brian spent much time at Faslane where his
love of Scotland began. He ended his career working with
NATO in Belgium after thirty-eight years service. Returning
to the area of his wife’s birth they moved to East
Nairnshire in 2018.
Brian interests include gardening, golf, rugby, computing
and electronics.
If you would like to consider becoming a Trustee please
contact Linda via email at encommtrustees@gmail.com .
We have vacancies for up to three more people who may
be co-opted until the AGM.
