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Dionne Whyte - Vice Chair
Dionne Whyte - Vice Chair
Dionne Whyte - Vice Chair
Dionne has been a member of Fraserburgh Community Council since 2021.
Over the last year, she has helped to co-ordinate a number of litter picks around the town, as part of the Litter Picking sub
group.
When not volunteering, Dionne is also known for being a teacher at a local primary school, where she has worked for over 20 years.
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Dionne has been a member of Fraserburgh Community Council since 2021.
Over the last year, she has helped to co-ordinate a number of litter picks around the town, as part of the Litter Picking sub
group.
When not volunteering, Dionne is also known for being a teacher at a local primary school, where she has worked for over 20 years.
Dionne now looks forward to taking on her new role as Chair of the Community Council.
She is excited to work alongside others, in order to further improve our town.
Helena Gilbert - Chair
Dionne Whyte - Vice Chair
Dionne Whyte - Vice Chair
Helena has been a member of Fraserburgh Community Council since 2019 and believes that volunteering is a great way to meet new people and connect with your community.
Helena is also involved with Police Scotland Youth Volunteers (PSYV)
who regularly volunteer within the community.
She also volunteers with Aberdeenshire North Foodbank.
All very different and varied roles and all very rewarding.
John Anderson. BEM. QFSM.
John Anderson. BEM. QFSM.
John Anderson. BEM. QFSM.
John has been a Community Council member since 2015. Born and bred in Fraserburgh, he is the retired Managing Director and retired Watchman Manager of SFRS, Scottish Deputy Co-ordinator International Rescue Corps, and is the Fraserburgh Community Council Resilience Group Coordinator.
John has been devoting a lot of his time working with a
John has been a Community Council member since 2015. Born and bred in Fraserburgh, he is the retired Managing Director and retired Watchman Manager of SFRS, Scottish Deputy Co-ordinator International Rescue Corps, and is the Fraserburgh Community Council Resilience Group Coordinator.
John has been devoting a lot of his time working with a group of volunteers to open a Community Council Resilience Group, Community Food Larder.
He loves Fraserburgh, the beautiful beach for walking the dog. He thinks Fraserburgh has great tourism potential, and John like so many of us would like to see more industry come to Fraserburgh.
Arthur Bowie
John Anderson. BEM. QFSM.
John Anderson. BEM. QFSM.
Arthur works at Gray and Adams as an assistant line manager and also serves the community as an on call fire fighter. He Likes to support the local community and be a voice for the local people and our future generations.
"Come join us"