Kenny was brought up in North Berwick, and is the third generation of his family to live here. He moved away from the town for work, but returned to North Berwick a few years ago.

Recently retired from a 45 year career as a Surveyor in the construction industry, Kenny has joined North Berwick in Bloom, volunteers as a driver in the North Berwick Volunteer Car Scheme, and is one of the towns Harbour Helpers, working to carry out routine maintenance work at the harbour for the Harbour Trust.

Kenny has always loved North Berwick, and has joined the Community Council to give back to the town that he has enjoyed so much over the years.

Judy grew up in North Berwick, attending both local schools and subsequently studying Economics and Law at University. She joined NBCC in March 2017, initially serving as Treasurer before being elected Chairman. Judy held this position for over four years.

Judy undertakes a variety of volunteering roles, supporting a range of activities across North Berwick. She is a Trustee for the Coastal Communities Museum and a member of the North Berwick Harbour Trust Association.
Judy helped lead the towns Community Emergency Resilience Team in response to COVID and put significant efforts into the campaign to save the Edington Cottage Hospital. She also raised thousands of pounds for the Christmas Lights Committee.

Judy is extremely fond of North Berwick and is keen to ensure that future development sustains the magic of our beautiful seaside town with the local community in mind.

Christiane is Emeritus Professor at Edinburgh Napier University in Strategic Transport Management. She was born and bred in Germany and came to North Berwick in 1994 via a stint at the European Commission in Brussels and then a few years in Berkshire.

During the first years here she engaged in the local schools in the Parent Committee, the PTAs, and then as member and then Chair of NBHS Parent Council. She later volunteered at Earth Matters and was a Director before it went private. She now volunteers at the Day Centre, but wanted to engage more for the wider community of the town she has come to love and now firmly calls her home for good.

Born in Edinburgh Ian moved to North Berwick in 1958 and was educated at North Berwick Primary & High Schools. He started work with a local Radio & TV shop and then worked in sound recording and electronics before setting up in own electrical business in 1972.

He was elected to the Community Council in 1986, and is a past Chair and Treasurer. Currently he is Chair of both Youth Network & Youth Cafe.

Peter Hamilton was educated at both North Berwick Primary and North Berwick High Schools.

After training as an apprentice Plasterer with a local building firm in Gullane for five years he left that trade and joined the army in the 1st Battalion The Royal Scots where he served for just over three and a half years. He returned to the building trade for 15 years before being forced to give up paid employment due to ill health. His interests and hobbies are fly fishing, sea fishing, and also clay pigeon shooting. He also likes to show Clydesdale horses in Hand at Horse show competitions.

Additionally, he is a volunteer checker on the Exmoor ponies that are on North Berwick Law. He is currently a member of the Law Residents and Tenants Group and regularly attends the local CAPP Meetings.

George has lived n North Berwick for the last 15 years. He is a keen golfer and loves to walk his 2 dogs.

He has spent his working life in hospitality, managing The Queens Hotel and also The Old Clubhouse in Gullane before moving down south and becoming a Clubhouse manager at a few prestigious golf clubs.

He spent a few months on the community council before a work commitment took him out of the area.

George is keen to be involved in any groups which need some help.

Mairi has lived in North Berwick for over ten years and works as a specialist paediatric physiotherapist.

She is also a lead gymnastics coach for Elevate, the local club that she co-founded, which has grown to nearly 400 members. Mairi also continues as physio and judge for team GB.

Mairi is passionate about the environment and sustainability, and last year founded the “Re-wilding East Lothian” group which currently has over 650 members.

Most recently Mairi volunteered with the Community Emergency Resilience Team, setting up the North Berwick “Street Links” and WhatsApp network. She is looking forward to developing these neighbourhood connections in collaboration with the community council, and continuing to encourage the amazing community spirit that has arisen from the challenges faced during the pandemic.

Don has worked for 40 years in Scotland and England as a professional town planner in local government and a national park. He moved to North Berwick 3 years ago and loves the distinctive character of the town, coast and surrounding countryside.

He has a daughter and young family living here and is keen to use his skills and experience to benefit the community in any way he can. He has a particular interest in improving the quality of place making so that new development and other changes respect what is so special about the town.