Robert qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1974 after obtaining a BSc in Optics and was an Executive Director with Arthur Young now EY Chartered Accountants. In 1991 he became Head of Facilities for United Distillers, now Diageo, and joined
I was the Procurator Fiscal at Lanark for 26 years from 1981 till 2007 and spent a total of 34 years in the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal service. Prior to 1981, I was a Depute Procurator Fiscal at Edinburgh
Kenneth Brophy I am Senior Lecturer in archaeology at the University of Glasgow (where I have taught since 2000) with research specialisms in the British Neolithic, Contemporary Archaeology, and Public Archaeology. I have over 25 years of experience of directing
Bill Daly I am initially from Renfrew, I studied Maths at Glasgow University in the 1960s then worked for IBM for 25 years, the last seven of which in Paris as manager of IBM’s manpower for Europe. I took (very)
David Goldie was educated at the Universities of Glasgow and Oxford. Now retired, he taught for over thirty years at the University of Strathclyde where he was Head of the Department of English and Head of the School of Humanities.
Ian Johnston has written a number of books and appeared on many TV documentaries on a maritime theme many of them to do with the river Clyde. His shipbuilding histories include that of Wm Beardmore & Co at Dalmuir, John
Roger Sturrock is currently Assisting Minister Kelvin West Parish Church and Hon. Chaplain to University of Glasgow Medical School. He is also Chair of the Board of Directors of the Lodging House Mission. He previously had a long and distinguished
Paul MacAlindin has conducted orchestras and ensembles all over the world, from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the RSNO, the SCO, Oulu Sinfonia and Armenian Philharmonic to the ensembles of the Düsseldorf Symphoniker, Psappha and Cantiere Montepulciano. He has recorded for
Elspeth is a retired French and German lecturer/teacher and have been a volunteer guide for Historic Environment Scotland at Dumbarton Castle for about 8 years. I started my career as a college lecturer in Germany and then as a teacher
Bruce Keith is a retired chartered surveyor and environmentalist, having started his professional career working on several Perthshire and Aberdeenshire estates and in Edinburgh with the Department of Agriculture. Bruce moved south of the border to Peterborough in 1996
