Andy is the local church of Scotland parish minister, and has served the local community here since 2012. He is married to Carrie and they have three children, two in high school and one at the primary. Before joining the ministry he worked at an outdoor centre after which he worked for a children’s charity. When he's not working he is either fiddling with computers, reading fantasy books or watching sci fi and he loves a good board game and pizza – separately or together!
Jemma is a partner and one of the 5 Florists at Occasions. When not at work she is at home with her family. Most of her spare time is spent with her grandchildren – which is the best role in the world. Jemma has been lucky to have lived in Eyemouth her whole life and it’s where she and her husband wanted to bring their children up too. Jemma is very passionate about Eyemouth and the surrounding district; so much so that she's spent most of my life volunteering for many organisations including being Provost and Chairperson of Eyemouth Community Council, being Vice Chair of Eyemouth Herring Queen Committee, and the make-up department for the Eyemouth Variety group. Currently she is Coordinator for Eyemouth Response Team and Treasurer and member of Eyemouth & District Chamber of trade.
Fiona is Eyemouth born and bred, and has lived here all her life apart from a brief spell in Tweedbank. Much of her career has been in banking, but she also enjoyed working as a Healthcare Business Manager for a time, tried her hand at being a retained Fire Fighter and has also done a bit of Youth Work. Nowadays she might be seen pottering about around the harbour where she works in the office for 'Bing', or perhaps heading to a Gym Class or two. She also loves to spend with her two Grand-daughters. Fiona has a huge passion for our town and loves to give something back, so she has volunteered for EDT and, previously, Eyemouth Herring Queen for more than a decade.
Mick has lived in Eyemouth since 2007. He works part time for a farming partnership in Northumberland. Mick puts a lot of time and effort into community projects. As well as being a Trustee for EDT, Mick has volunteered for Splash for many years, helping out at the larder and various other projects. He is also an active member of Eyemouth Rotary, is involved with the Coastal Rowing club and the allotments.
Ruairidh is a passionate advocate for Eyemouth - a place he is proud to call home and where his roots run deep. Ruariridh is driven by a strong sense of community and is committed to helping the town grow and thrive, making sure it remains a vibrant and supportive community for generations to come. As a trustee, he feels proud to offer his insight and support to help steer the exciting projects and opportunities currently being delivered through the EDT. Ruairidh works for Berwickshire Housing Association, and in his spare time he stays closely involved in the local dramatic arts, volunteering with the Eyemouth & District Community Youth Theatre, a group that played a big part in shaping his childhood.
Stephan has lived in Eyemouth on and off since his youth and has a strong connection to the town and its community. A dedicated family man, father of three and now a proud grandparent, he is passionate about helping to make Eyemouth a place where future generations can thrive. Stephan works at Torness Power Station in a management role & outside of work, he is actively involved in local sport and community life, currently serving as Chairperson and a youth football coach at Eyemouth United Football Club. Stephan is particularly passionate about the development of sporting and recreational facilities in Eyemouth & takes a keen interest in local traditions and community events, including the Eyemouth Herring Queen Festival. In his spare time, Stephan enjoys golf and, more recently, has taken up lawn bowls at the local bowling club. Through his involvement with Eyemouth Development Trust, Stephan hopes to contribute to a positive and ambitious future for the town, supporting projects and partnerships that strengthen the community and create opportunities for people of all ages.
Debbie moved to Eyemouth in 2025 when she retired and found the Splash Women's and Nature for Wellbeing Groups an invaluable way of meeting people and becoming involved in the community. Debbie has worked in Social Care managing children’s homes for most of her career. She has always been involved in supporting her community through volunteering and fundraising and helping start various initiatives. Debbie has found Eyemouth to be very welcoming and a wonderful place to retire as she enjoys walking and appreciating all the wonderful nature surrounding us
Jeanette moved to Eyemouth in 2024. She has 30 years experience in the charity sector supporting charitable boards across Scotland, including time with YMCA Scotland. Locally she is a Tropic skincare ambassador, attends both the Splash Women's Group and the Nature for Wellbeing Group and enjoys singing with the Echo community choir.