Outdoor Access

South Ayrshire Local Access Forum - Members

The following people are currently members of the South Ayrshire Local Access Forum.

Victoria Dalyrmple

Vicky is a retired Secondary English Teacher and now finds more time to devote to her equestrian interests.
She is the owner of a smallholding, member of the British Show Jumping Association and British Eventing. In addition to horse riding she is also a keen walker.

Jenny Fergusson

Jenny is a member of Dailly Community Council and is involved in the management of Kilkerran Estate where she lives.
She has been active in promoting the provision of outdoor access on the estate and is a keen horse rider and enjoys walking.

James H. Forrest

Jimmy manages a small estate and equestrian centre and is a committee member for the southwest region of the Scottish Rural Property and Business Association.
Previously he was involved in the timber importing, processing and quarrying business. Jimmy is also a General Commissioner of Income Tax with experience in appeal procedures.

Douglas Graham

Douglas is member of Troon Community Council with responsibility for paths in the area and Footpath Countryside and Walks Co-ordinator for the South Ayrshire Ramblers.
He is also involved in co-ordinating local routes involving a number of Community Councils.

John Dalrymple Hamilton

John is a farmer managing his own agricultural, and timber businesses and has co-operated with South Ayrshire Council in the development of a local path network near Dailly.
He is also chair of the River Girvan District Salmon Fishery Board.

Colin Mair

Colin is a local farmer and livestock agent. Currently he is Vice-Chairman of the South Ayrshire Branch of the National Farmers Union and is also the Ayrshire representative on the NFU’s Environment and Land Use Committee.

Ian Douglas

Ian is one of the Council’s representatives on the Forum. He is a Councillor for Ayr East Ward.

Drew Moyes

Drew is the Cycle Rights Organiser and Newsletter Editor for Cyclists Touring Club (Ayrshire) and is involved with the South Carrick Walking Festivals Group.
He has had a lifelong interest in cycling and walking in Scotland and further afield and has written a number of books, guides, leaflets and articles on the subject.

Keith Muir

Keith represents Forestry Commission Scotland. He is Head of Tourism, Recreation and Environment for the Galloway Forest Park. His interests include walking and cycling.
He has a wide knowledge of forest recreation and has had previous involvement in Outdoor access as a member of the Lochabar Access Group.

Chris Savage

Chris is Factor for Cassillis Estate, committee member of the Scottish Rural Property and Business Association, Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors and the Scottish Agricultural Arbiters Association.
Previously worked as a consultant with the Scottish Agricultural College and has had considerable experience with access related work.

Lynn Sproat

Lynn is responsible for the development, promotion and overseeing implementation of the NHS Ayrshire & Arran Transport and Access Strategy and sight travel plans to the benefit of patients, visitors and staff. Her particular areas of interest are the provision of active travel i.e. walking, cycling, sustainable development, access for the disabled and increasing physical activity in the community through active travel.

Euan Terras

Euan is a solicitor, former Prestwick Community Councillor, and currently sits on the Kingcase Primary School Board.
He is a keen walker and has been the South Ayrshire representative for Scotways (Scottish Rights of Way and Access Society) since 1991 and sits on their national legal committee.

Anne Galbraith

Anne is one of the Council’s representatives on the Forum. She is a Councillor for Maybole, North Carrick & Coylton Ward.

Andy Campbell

Andy is one of the Council’s representatives on the Forum. He is a Councillor for Kyle Ward.

Robin Wilson

Robin is a retired Architectural Technologist. He is a keen angler, board member of the River Ayr District Salmon Fishery Board, Trustee of the Ayrshire Rivers Trust and President of Ladykirk Angling Club.

Thomas Fisher Wilson

Tom has farmed mostly beef cattle and sheep for the past 35 years, manages a small equestrian unit and is a member of the Scottish Rural Property and Business Association.
His interests include horse riding and nature conservation.