The Trust is managed by the trustees, who are voted in by the members at the Annual General Meeting. There is a maximum of 15 trustees. We are trying to ensure that the trustees represent a wide cross-section of the town, and have skills which reflect the needs of the Trust going forward.
Any member of the Trust can become a trustee. If you are interested in becoming a trustee or would like to find out more about what it would involve, please contact
Dr Brian Slattery (Chair)
Brian is a retired Engineering Manager and University Lecturer (in Engineering).
He undertook the extensive “Self-Build” of his own home in 1992. Again in 2014 he comprehensively refurbished another home for downsizing. He is an Elder and Property Convener of Edenshead Parish Church responsible for maintenance of four Church properties,
Brian used to have a fleet of vintage cars which were used in a wedding hire business, and he also collected vintage tractors. Genealogy is another great interest.
Andy Heer
Andy is an ex-councillor for Howe of Fife and Tay Coast and a website designer.
When Andy has time, he enjoys walking his dog and camping.
Mark Clunie
Mark is a Fife Council Active Schools Co-ordinator and volunteer with Auchtermuchty Bellvue Colts.
Russell Harrison
Russell is a business consultant and is also a trustee of Auchtermuchty Scouts and a member of Scottish Craft Brewers. His claim to village fame is as 'potatoes in a bucket champion' at the 2016 Auchtermuchty International Potato festival.
Liz Slattery
Liz retired from her job as Manager of Palliative Care Service Volunteers in NHS Fife some years ago. This “retirement” was to join husband Brian in running the wedding car hire business and also to manage a self-catering holiday lodge.
Since 2018, Liz has been Presbytery Property Convener and a member of Fife Presbytery Board of Management team.
She is also Session Clerk at Edenshead Church.
Jane Kerr
I am a retired NHS Physiotherapist and have lived in the area with my husband and family since 1974 and in Strathmiglo since the early 1980s.
I enjoy my involvement with a wide variety of local groups promoting more biodiversity in the local area and working towards developing a network of communicating paths between our villages, towns and burghs.
Other trustees (biographies to come!)