Linlithgow Burgh Trust
About Us
Linlithgow Burgh Trust is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO). Scottish Charity No. 047211.
The Trust’s purposes are to promote, for the public benefit, the advancement of environmental protection and improvement, the advancement of heritage and the arts and the advancement of community development and citizenship in Linlithgow.
It replaced Linlithgow Civic Trust, which was founded in 1971, and is run by a Board of Charity Trustees which operates mainly through two committees:
- Linlithgow Burgh Trust Constitution (Download as a PDF)
Officers
- Chair: Ian Wallace This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
- Secretary: Mags Wright This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
- Treasurer: Alan Earsman This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Charity Trustees (Board)
- Ian Wallace (Chair)
- Alan Earsman (Treasurer)
- Mags Wright (Secretary)
- Ron Smith (Convenor of the Burgh Beautiful Linlithgow Committee)
- Mike Dunning (Convenor of the Linlithgow Civic Trust Committee)
- Chris Long (LCT Publications)
- Janice McBride (Minutes Secretary)
- Derek Chambers (Membership Secretary)
- Scott Porter
Newsletter
- Click Here to access our Newsletters.
Membership
Membership is open to anyone over the age of 16. The annual subscription is currently £10 per year. To apply for Membership of Linlithgow Burgh Trust, please complete the on-line Membership Application, or submit a Membership Application Form by post, with your subscription of £10.
Documents
- Documents (policies, information, minutes and forms) that are available to all.
Linlithgow Civic Trust
Linlithgow Civic Trust (LCT) is a Committee of Linlithgow Burgh Trust which covers planning, architecture and the built heritage of Linlithgow. <More>
Burgh Beautiful Linlithgow
Burgh Beautiful Linlithgow (BBL) is a Committee of Linlithgow Burgh Trust which provides floral displays to enhance the environment in Linlithgow. <More>