My background is in animation films and community arts projects. My partner and I moved to Buchlyvie in 1998 and in 2006 our daughter went to Buchlyvie Primary School. I worked together with the school and local community to create the Wildlife Garden. During Covid, I and a small group of keen gardeners worked at Burn Green to create a wildflower meadow. This is a work in progress.

I've lived in Buchlyvie for almost 20 years. I have a daughter just finishing at Buchlyvie Primary School where I regularly help out at netball and gardening.  I'm an active member of the Parent Council.

I help with the Buchlyvie Blether at the church and I'm also a member of Buchlyvie Rural. I enjoy walking, cycling, swimming and horses. I have been the horse convener at Doune and Dunblane Show for nearly 10 years.

I have lived in Buchlyvie for 30 years and my children attended the primary school. Now retired, I was employed by Stirling Council for over 22 years and worked in both Gartmore and  Buchlyvie Primary Schools.

I moved to the village a little over two years ago. I am a student forensic psychologist and I work for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. I have 3 children, all of whom are at different stages within the education system, as I have one in the nursery, 1 in the village primary school, and my eldest is a student at Balfron High school. I am also a member of the Buchlyvie primary school parent council, a volunteer of the Youth Cafe, and I am also the child welfare and protection officer for the Strathendrick Braves football team based in Balfron. My interests include anything outdoors, to be honest. However, in my spare time, I am commonly spotted in the mountains in various locations across the globe, and my dream is to climb a few of the 7 summits. I am looking forward to helping the community in any way that I can.