News / New trustees
SHETLAND Recreational Trust has appointed three new trustees who will serve the organisation for the next four years.
Primary school teacher Mandy Phillips is a health and fitness enthusiast who competes in volleyball, as well as being a keen swimmer and runner.
Former Shetland Times editor Paul Riddell now runs a communications agency with clients in Shetland and on mainland Scotland, and is secretary of Thistle Football Club for whom he played as a youngster.
Lyle Williamson is managing director of GTS Ltd, having previously been managing director of local IT firm MES, who has recently bought a yacht to revive his interest in sailing.
SRT chairman Joe Irvine thanked retiring members Angus Jamieson and Linda Gair for their work over the past seven years.
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