Judy grew up in North Berwick, attending both local schools. She then completed a joint honours degree in Economics and Law at the University of Northampton. Following her studies, Judy worked in London before relocating back to Scotland and currently works as an auditor. Judy is extremely fond of North Berwick and keen to do what she can to ensure that our lovely seaside town is not lost as it continues to grow. She is keen to work to ensure that the continued development of the town is on agreeable terms and with our local people in mind.

He is retired a few years ago and fills his time with a variety of interests including golf, learning Gaelic, walking the family dog and local history. He has been a Trustee of the Coastal Communities Museum in North Berwick for five years, initially as Treasurer and more recently as Chair.

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.

 Ingrid was born in Edinburgh and brought up in Norway, having a Norwegian father and Scottish mother. The family returned to Edinburgh when she was 12 where she finished her education including attending Secretarial College. Her working life was in various offices in Scotland, England and Canada. Her last job before retiring was with East Lothian Council in Haddington.

Ingrid has lived in North Berwick down by the harbour for 18 years. She is a volunteer in the RNLI shop and helps out with NB Movies. She has two grown up sons.

She was a NB Community Councillor in 2003 till 2008. Now retired she has the time to give something back to the community in which she lives.

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.

Kelly was born in North Berwick and attended both Law Primary and North Berwick High schools. She moved to Edinburgh for a time and completed her BN/Dip in Children’s nursing. After moving back to North Berwick to raise her son, she qualified as a beauty therapist at Edinburgh College and now works at the Marine Hotel.

She’s very involved with Law Primary and is associated with the PTA, Parent Council, Bikeability and Project Play. Kelly views North Berwick as “the best town in the entire world” and is keen to be as involved as possible while it develops, hoping to help maintain the original charm that continues to attract new residents. 

Nikki grew up in North Berwick but moved to Dundee to pursue a career in nursing. While living in Dundee she volunteered for a local charity working with young people between the ages of 12 and 21. She was involved in supporting young people with job applications, securing accommodation and learning skills such as preparing meals. She found this work challenging and rewarding.

Nikki returned to North Berwick three years ago and now works as an Emergency Nurse Practitioner at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. She loves being back in North Berwick and enjoy spending time in the beautiful surroundings of East Lothian. She wants to get involved with the local community helping to keep our town a safe and environmentally conscious place to live and visit. She is passionate about helping to preserve our surroundings for the future and sustaining the natural beauty of North Berwick.