Eddie Horn is from the Department of Computer, Communications and Interactive Systems at Glasgow Caledonian University where he is the program Lead for MA in 3D Design for Virtual Environments. He and Stevie Anderson from the University’s School of Engineering
Jim Duffy is a retired Police Officer who served with Strathclyde Police Force from December 1975 to May 2007. Prior to retirement Jim held the rank of Inspector and the position of Chairman of Strathclyde Police federation Joint Branch Board.
Kelvin Probus – 29th Annual General Meeting The outcome of the elections for Session 2018-19 was as follows :- President Angus Murchison Vice-President To be co-opted by Committee in due course Hon. Secretary David Moir Hon. Treasurer Vivian Clement Social
Dr Mike Cantlay, OBE : Scottish Natural Heritage Dr Mike Cantlay, in a very humorous start thanked the Club for providing a little step, for little people, such as himself in the Gents! Then he moved on to describe himself
Neil Greig : IAM Roadsmart Neil Greig presented his talk at a cracking pace. By the end members understood why – he had a lot of ground to cover! IAM driving standards originally sought were, and are still, based on
Medics Against Violence : Dr Christine Goodall Dermot Kennedy summed it up well in his Vote of Thanks that Dr Christine Goodall had given the Club a riveting talk. Moreover, that it had left members with a sense of optimism
Britannia Panopticon : Peter Crilly Peter Crilly of the Friends of the Britannia Panopticon Music Hall Trust came to Probus to tell members about the Panopticon’s history. The building which contained the Britannia Panopticon was originally a warehouse in the
Neil Greig joined the IAM on January 1st 2007 and his current role with the IAM (since August 1 2007) involves setting the strategic direction for the IAMs Policy and Research Division, co-ordinating its research programme and working with the
Christine graduated from the University of Stirling in 1985 with a BSc (Hons) First Class in Biology. She then studied for her PhD in the Department of Zoology, University of Glasgow from 1985-88. Her project researched the neurophysiological and behavioural
