The Next Westminster election

'The SNP programme has always been further left than Labour. But, then so are the Brownies.' Donald Anderson, 13 th January 2001.

Candidates for next Westminster election

The political parties are in the process of selecting candidates for the next Westminster election and the following table lists the people who, we believe, have been selected and approved as the official party candidate.

	Labour	Scottish National Party	Conservative	Liberal Democrat	Scottish Socialist Party
Aberdeen Central	Frank Doran, sitting MP since 1997	Wayne Gault A 30 year old Risk Manager in the NHS. Originally from Elgin, he is a graduate of Aberdeen and St Andrew's Universites.	Stewart Whyte	Dr Eleanor Anderson, contested seat in 1999 Scottish election	Andy Cumbers
Aberdeen North	Malcolm Savidge, MP since 1997	Dr Alasdair Allan, assistant to Michael Russell MSP	Richard Cowling	James Donaldson	Shona Forman
Aberdeen South	Anne Begg, MP since 1997	Cllr Ian Angus (Brothock, Angus SUA, tenth on SNP NE list in 1999 Scottish election)	Moray Macdonald	Cllr Ian Yuill	Dave Watt
Airdrie & Shotts	Rt Hon Helen Liddell, MP since 1994 by-election, Secretary of State for Scotland	Cllr Alison Lindsay (Devon & Clackmannan North, Clacks. Eleventh on SNP West Scotland list in 1999 Scottish election)	Gordon McIntosh	John Love	Kenny McGuigan
	Others: Socalist Labour Party Chris Herriot Scottish Unionist party Mary Dempsey
Angus	Ian McFatridge	Michael Weir	Marcus Booth	Peter Nield	Bruce Wallace, a local govt worker and UNISON shop steward
Argyll & Bute	Hugh Raven, came third in 1999	Agnes Samuel, chief executive of a Glasgow enterprise trust	David Petrie, came fourth in 1999	Originally Dr Paul Coleshill who resigned in July 2000 Now, Alan Reid, formerly agent to George Lyon, MSP for Argyll & Bute.	Des Divers
	Others: UK Independence Party. James McKenna
Ayr	Sandra Osborne, MP since 1997	Jim Mather, who beat Labour into third place in the recent Holyrood by-election	Phil Gallie MSP, MP for Ayr 1992 - 1997	Stuart Ritchie	James Stewart (candidate in Holyrood by-election)
	Others: UK Independence Party. Joseph Smith.
Banff & Buchan	Ted Harris	Alex Salmond MSP MP MP since 1987 (Previously, Stewart Stevenson, retired bank technologist, came within less than 3,000 votes of winning Linlithgow in 1999, who will now contest the Scottish parliament seat in a by-election)	Alexander Wallace	Douglas Herbison	Alice Rowan
	Others: UK Indepedence Party. Eric Davidson.
Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross	Michael Meighan	John McAdam a Solicitor with a leading Highland law firm who lives in Lochaber with his wife and two young children.	Robert Rowantree	John Sinclair, third Viscount Thurso, who is standing as 'John Thurso'. Don't be fooled!	Karn Mabon
	Others: Independent James Gordon Paul Campbell
Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley	George Foulkes, MP since 1979, Deputy Secretary of State for Scotland	Tom Wilson	Gordon Miller	Amy King	Amanda McFarlane
	Others: UK Independence Party. Martyn Davidson Socialist Labour Party James McDaid.
Central Fife	Fife Council leader John MacDougall	Cllr David Alexander (Windygates, Star & Balgonie, Fife)	Jeremy Balfour	Elizabeth Riches	Morag Balfour, Trident Ploughshares activist
Clydebank & Milngavie	Tony Worthington, MP since 1987	Jim Yuill. He previously contested this seat at both Westminster and Scottish Parliamentary level	Catherine Pickering	Rod Ackland	Dawn Brennan
	Others: ProLife Alliance Bill Leiden
Clydesdale	Jimmy Hood, MP since 1987	Jim Wright, former Ravenscraig activist	Kevin Newton	Moira Craig	Paul Cocksholt
	Others: UK Independence Party. Donald MacKay.
Coatbridge & Chryston	Tom Clarke, MP since 1982	Peter Kearney - the local candidate in last year's Scottish General Election and a candidate for the SNP Deputy leadership	Patrick Ross-Taylor, stood in Airdrie & Shotts in 1999.	Alistair Tough	Lynn Sheridan
Cumbernauld & Kilsyth	Rosemary McKenna, MP since 1997	David McGlashan	Alison Ross	John O'Donnell	Kenny McEwan
	Others: ProLife Alliance Sophie Hendry Scottish Freedom Referendum Party Thomas Taylor
Cunninghame North	Brian Wilson, MP since 1987. Minister of State somewhere in England	Campbell Martin Deputy Leader of SNP group in Cunninghame District Council between 1992 and 1996. Presently Parliamentary Assistant to Kay Ullrich MSP	Now Richard Wilkinson, originally Dorothy Luckhurst	Ross Chmiel	Sean Scott
	Others: ProLife Alliance Mary Cusick Socialist Labour Party Louise McDaid
Cunninghame South	Brian Donahoe, MP since 1992	Now Bill Kidd. Previously Hugh Ross	Now Pam Paterson, Previously, Eveline Archer	John Boyd	Rosemary Byrne
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Bobby Cochran
Dumbarton	John McFall, MP since 1987	Cllr Iain Robertson (Barloan/Overtoun, West Dunbartonshire)	Peter Ramsay, an executive banking manager for the Clydesdale Bank from Helensburgh	Eric Thomson	Les Robertson, SSP disarmament spokesperson arrested at Faslane
Dumfries	Russell Brown, MP since 1997	Gerry Fisher long-term activist and NEC member (Originally Robert Fairbairn)	John Charteris	Cllr John Ross Scott	John Dennis
Dundee East	City councillor Iain Luke (Tay Bridges)	Stewart Hosie, the SNP's National Secretary	Alan Donnelly	Raymond Lawrie	Harvey Duke, a youth worker, 3 rd on SSP's Euro list in 1999.
Dundee West	Ernie Ross, MP since 1979	Gordon Archer Formerly a Glasgow Councillor who resigned over Labour's devolution U-turns	Ian Hail	Elizabeth Dick	Jim McFarlane, a Senior UNISON shop steward
Dunfermline East	Dr Gordon Brown, MP since 1983, Chancellor of the Exchequer	John Mellon, assistant to Colin Campbell MSP	Stuart Randall	John Mainland	Andy Jackson
	Others: UK Independence Party Tom Dunsmore
Dunfermline West	Rachel Squire, MP since 1992	Brian Goodall	Constable James Mackie	Russell McPhate	Kate Stewart, 4 th on SSP's Euro list in 1999
	Others: UK Independence Party. Alastair Harper.
East Kilbride	Adam Ingram, MP since 1987, Minister of State for Northern Ireland	Cllr Archie Buchanan Councillor for 12 years. Deputy Leader of the SNP Group on South Lanarkshire Council.	Margaret McCulloch	Ewan Hawthorne	Now David Stevenson (Previously Carolyn Leckie - Joint convenor of SSP and Health spokesperson who is now standing in Springburn)
East Lothian	Anne Picking, a Unison official	Hilary Brown. Scottish Parliamentary Assistant to Nicola Sturgeon MSP and a prominent Lothians SNP activist	Hamish Mair	Judy Hayman	Derrick White
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Jake Herriot
Eastwood	Jim Murphy, MP since 1997	Stewart Maxwell, convener of Eastwood and District branch and vice convener of Eastwood CA. Council candidate in Liboside ward of East Renfrewshire in 1999 (second with 27%). Senior Administrative Officer with Strathclyde Fire Brigade.	Raymond Robertson, MP for Aberdeen South 1992 - 97	Allan Steele	Peter Murray
	Others: Independent Manar Tayan
Edinburgh Central	Alistair Darling, MP since 1987, Secretary of State for Social Security	Dr Ian McKee Came second in Edinburgh Central in 1999 Scottish election.	Alastair Orr	Now Andy Myles, who contested Central in 1999. Originally Kevin Lang who has resigned to study for exams	Kevin Williamson, Rebel Inc. publisher and prominent drugs law campaigner
	Others: Scottish Green Party. Originally Alison Johnstone, now Graeme Farmer.
Edinburgh East & Musselburgh	Dr Gavin Strang, MP since 1970, sacked as Minister for Transport in 1998	Cllr Rob Munn, assistant to Kenny MacAskill MSP. Won Edinburgh's Harbour ward from Labour in a by-election in 1996 and held the ward in 1999.	Peter Finnie an IT consultant is a new candidate to replace Colin Bain who seems to have decided not to stand.	Gary Peacock	Derek Durkin a shop steward with UCW postal workers union.
Edinburgh North & Leith	Mark Lazarowicz, previously Labour leader of Edinburgh District Council	Ms Kaukab Stewart, a teacher and member of STUC Black Workers Committee. Came second behind Donald Dewar in Glasgow Anniesland in 1999.	Iain Mitchell	Sebastian Tombs	Catriona Grant, Social worker and National Chair, SSP
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Don Jacobsen
Edinburgh Pentlands	Dr Lynda Clark QC, sitting MP since 1997. Advocate General for Scotland	Stewart Gibb, who contested the seat in 1997 and 1999. Previously Stuart Crawford.	Sir Malcolm Rifkind QC, previous MP for the constituency 1974 - 97. Ex Scottish Secretary, Defence Secretary and Foreign Secretary	David Walker	Jimmy Mearns, TGWU activist with MOD
	Others: UK Independence Party Bill McMurdo
Edinburgh South	Nigel Griffiths MP, MP since 1987	Heather Williams, National Convener of party youth wing - Young Scots for Independence	Gordon Buchan	Cllr Marilyne MacLaren	Colin Fox, East of Scotland Convenor SSP, 5 th on SSP's Euro list in 1999
	Others: Legalise Cannabis Alliance. Linda Hendry.
Edinburgh West	Elspeth Alexandra	Alyn Smith, Edinburgh lawyer	Cllr Iain Whyte, Craigleith	Cllr John Barrett, South East Corstorphine	Bill Scott, Coordinator Lothian Anti Poverty Alliance
Falkirk East	Michael Connarty MP, MP since 1992	Isabel Hutton	William Stevenson, Housing Consultant. Chairman & Treasurer of Edinburgh Central Constituency, Candidate in Edinburgh City Council election of 1995	Karen Utting	Now Tony Weir. Originally Mhairi McAlpine, who is now standing in Falkirk West.
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Raymond Stead
Falkirk West	Major Eric Joyce, MP since December 2000	David Kerr, who reduced Labour's majority to 705 in the December 2001 by-election. (Originally Graham Sutherland, who is now standing in Livingston)	Simon Murray	Hugh O'Donnell	Now Mhairi McAlpine, Ccandidate in the Whitecross /Kinneil local by-election in January 2001. Originally Iain Hunter, as in by-election
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Ronnie Forbes Independent Hugh Lynch Independent Billy Buchanan
Galloway & Upper Nithsdale	Tommy Sloan	Malcolm Fleming, Senior Parliamentary Assistant to Alasdair Morgan	Peter Duncan	Neil Wallace	Andy Harvey
Glasgow Anniesland	John Robertson, MP since by-election on 23 rd November 2000	Grant Thoms, came second in November 2000 by-election. Dundee-born Grant Thoms is a 35-year old Community worker in the West of Scotland, living in Glasgow.	Stewart Connel	Cris McGinty	Charlie McCarthy - candidate in 2000 by-election
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Katherine McGavigan
Glasgow Baillieston	Jimmy Wray, MP since 1987	Lachlan McNeill, Glasgow lawyer	David Comrie	Charles Dundas	Jim McVicar, came third here in 1999
Glasgow Cathcart	Tom Harris, aged 36, Press officer with Strathclyde Passenger Transport, Member of Cathcart Labour Party for 16 years. Won 61% of votes at selection meeting - one of six candidates	Ms Jo Docherty, Euro candidate in 1999	Richard Cook	Tom Henerey	Ronnie Stevenson
Glasgow Govan	Mohammad Sarwar, MP since 1997	Karen Neary, 7 th on Central Scotland list in 1999. Director of a housing association in Hamilton.	Mark Menzies	Robert Stewart	Wullie (sic) McGartland
	Others: Communist John Odell Foster Independent Badar Islam
Glasgow Kelvin	George Galloway, MP since 1987	Frank Rankin	Davena Rankin	Tamsin Mayberry	Heather Ritchie, candidate in Scottish Parliamentary elections. Ex-Labour councillor, who joined the SSP when it was formed in late 1998.
	Others: Scottish Green Party. Tim Shand.
Glasgow Maryhill	Previously, Maria Fyfe, MP since 1987. Now Ann McKechin, Glasgow solicitor originally from Renfrewshire, currently member of Glasgow Kelvin CLP.	Alex Dingwall, UNISON official in Glasgow City Council	Gawain Towler, Advisor on International Developement for the Conservatives in the European Parliament.	Stuart Callison	Gordon Scott
Glasgow Pollok	Ian Davidson, MP since 1992	David Ritchie	Rory O'Brien, known as 'Rory the Tory', stood in Glasgow Pollok in 1999 Scottish election.	Isabel Nelson	Keith Baldesarra Assistant to Tommy Sheridan MSP
Glasgow Rutherglen	Tommy McAvoy, MP since 1987	Ann McLaughlin	Malcolm Macaskill	David Jackson	Bill Bonnar
Glasgow Shettleston	David Marshall, MP since 1979	Jim Byrne, obtained 16.3 % swing from Labour in the Holyrood seat in 1999	Campbell Murdoch	Lewis Hutton	Rosie Kane, was candidate in Scottish election when she gained second highest vote of all SSP candidates (8.0 %). Recently candidate in the Anniesland by-election. Second on SSP's Euro list in 1999
	Others: Socialist Labour Party, Murdo Ritchie
Glasgow Springburn	No candidate. Michael Martin, the Labour MP from 1979 - 2000, is now the Speaker of the House of Commons.	Sandy Bain, retired principal teacher of geography and Glaswegian SNP activist	No candidate Charlie Garton-Jones selected but Speaker will not be opposed by Unionist parties	No candidate Speaker will not be opposed by Unionist parties	Carolyn Leckie, Joint convenor of SSP and Health spokesperson
	Others: Michael Martin, Speaker seeking re-election Scottish Unionist Party, Daniel Houston Independent, Richard Silvester
Gordon	Ellis Thorpe	Rhona Kemp, Former convenor of Grampian Region and member of the Liberal Democrats' Scottish executive. Defected to SNP in protest at the number of Tories joining the Lib Dems	Nanette Milne	Malcolm Bruce, MP since 1983	John Sangster
Greenock & Inverclyde	David Cairns, former priest and co-ordinator of Christian Socialist Movement	Andrew Murie aged 41 and the manager of the West of Scotland Parliamentary Office used by Kay Ullrich MSP, Lloyd Quinan MSP, Colin Campbell MSP and Fiona McLeod MSP	Alister Haw	Chic Brodie	Davey Landels
Hamilton North & Bellshill	Dr John Reid MP, MP since 1983, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland	Chris Stevens	William Frain Bell, came second with 24 % in Banff & Buchan in 1997	Keith Legg	Shareen Blackall, came third in Hamilton South by-election in 1999 with 9.5 %, 6 th on SSP's Euro list in 1999
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Steve Mayes
Hamilton South	Bill Tynan, MP since 1999 by-election	John Wilson	Neil Richardson	John Oswald	Gena Mitchell
	Others: UK Independence Party, Janice Murdoch
Inverness East, Nairn & Lochaber	David Stewart, MP since 1997	Angus B. MacNeil	Richard Jenkins	Patsy Kenton, contested Moray in 1999	Steve Arnott of Inverness, SSP spokesperson for the Highlands & Islands, 7 th on SSP's Euro list in 1999
Kilmarnock & Loudoun	Des Browne, MP since 1997	John Brady, Glasgow Springburn candidate 1997 & 1999 when he achieved an 11.2 % swing from Labour	Donald Reece	John Stewart	Jason Muir
Kirkcaldy	Dr Lewis Moonie, MP since 1987	Shirley-Anne Sommerville, Duncan Hamilton MSP's Parliamentary Assistant and VC Youth Affairs	Scott Campbell	Andrew Weston	Dougie Kinnear. Originally Kenny Macleod who has dropped out
Linlithgow	Sir Tam Dalyell of the Binns, MP since 1962	Cllr Jim Sibbald (Armadale Central, West Lothian)	Gordon Lindhurst, contested seat in 1999.	Martin Oliver	Eddie Cornock, Teacher and EIS activist
	Others: Rock n Roll Loony Party Helen Dawn Cronin
Livingston	Robin Cook MPRobin Cook, MP since Feb 1974, Foreign Secretary	Graham Sutherland, Edinburgh teacher, who was originally selected for Falkirk West. E.mail: graham.sutherland@snp.org Previously, Tom Chalmers.	Ian Mowatt	Gordon Mackenzie	Wendy Milne, Unison Shop Steward on West Lothian Council
	Others: UK Independence Party. Robert Kingdom.
Midlothian	Cllr David Hamilton (Midlothian)	Ian Goldie. Contested Ayr in 1983, Falkirk West in 1987, Tweedale, Ettrick & Lauderdale in 1997 and the South of Scotland Euro seat in 1984.	Robin Traquair	Jacqui Bell, East Lothian council candidate.	Bob Goupillot
	Others: ProLife Alliance John Holden
Moray	Catriona Munro	Angus Robertson, European Policy Adviser to the SNP's Scottish Parliamentary Group. Contested Midlothian in 1999 taking 30.1 %.	Frank Spencer-Nairn	Linda Gorn	Norma Anderson
	Others: UK Independence Party Charles Kenyon Moray Independent Bill Jappy
Motherwell & Wishaw	Frank Roy, MP since 1997, resigned as PPS to Helen Liddell in February 2001 following Ahern affair.	Jim McGuigan (also contested Motherwell in 1997 and 1999, tenth on SNP Central Scotland list in 1999 Scottish election)	Mark Nolan	Iain Brown	Stephen Smellie
	Others: Socialist Labour Party Claire Watt
North East Fife	Dr Claire Brennan	Kris Murray-Browne, SNP candidate in 1999 European elections	Mike Scott Hayward, Cllr for Elie, St Monans & Pittenweem since the 1999 by-election. Contested Edinburgh Central in 1997 and Kirkcaldy in 1999	Menzies Campbell QC, MP since 1987	Keith White
	Others: Legalise Cannabis Alliance Leslie Margaret Von Goetz
North Tayside	Thomas Docherty, research assistant to Scott Barrie MSP	Pete Wishart The SNP's Vice-Convener for fundraising, and Runrig musician.	Murdo Fraser	Julia Robertson	Rosie Adams, a UNISON shop steward
	Others: Independent Tina Macdonald
Ochil	Martin O'Neill, MP since 1979	Cllr Keith Brown (Leader of Clackmannan Council)	Alasdair Campbell	Paul Edie	Pauline Thomson
	Others: Monster Raving Loony Party: Flash Gordon
Orkney & Shetland	Robbie Mochrie	John Mowat	John Firth	Alistair Carmichael	Peter Andrews
Paisley North	Irene Adams, MP since 1990	George Adam, local constituency convenor	Craig Stevenson, contested Falkirk West by election in December 2000	Jane Hook	Jim Halfpenny
	Others: ProLife Alliance Robert Graham
Paisley South	Douglas Alexander MP, MP since 1997	Cllr Brian Lawson a computer systems consultant from Elderslie. Delegate to SNP National Council. Member of Renfrewshire Council's Planning, Environmental Services, and Policy & Resources committees.	Andrew Cossar	Brian O'Malley	Frances Curran
	Others: ProLife Alliance Patricia Graham Ind Terence O'Donnell
Perth	Marion Dingwall, local candidate, stood for Scottish Parliament in 1999	Annabelle Ewing, in the 1999 Hamilton South by-election she slashed the Labour majority from 15,878 to just 556. Beat Conservatives into third place in Stirling in 1999 Scottish election.	Elizabeth Smith	Vicki Harris	Frank Byrne
Renfrewshire West	Jim Sheridan, T&G union official, lives in the constituency. Was elected as Erskine councillor in 1999 and currently chair of West Renfrewshire CLP.	Cllr Carol Putchukeary, (Bridge of Weir South & Brookfield, Renfrewshire Council)	David Sharpe	Alex Mackie	Arlene Nunnery
	Others: Tommy Graham MP. (Scottish Labour) Expelled from the Labour Party in September 1998.
Ross, Skye & Inverness West	Donald Crichton	Jean Urquhart of Ullapool, owner of the Ceilidh Place, who stood for Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross in May 1999.	Now Angus Laing. Originally Brian Clements, a Black Isle based managing director of an e-commerce company who has dropped out quoting pressure of business.	Charles Kennedy, MP since 1983, UK Lib Dem leader since 1999	Stuart Topp
	Others: Scottish Green Party. Eleanor Scott, 2nd on Green Euro list in 1999. UK Independence Party. Philip Anderson Countryside party. Jim Crawford. Founder and Inverness chiropodist.
Roxburgh & Berwickshire	Lady Catherine Maxwell Stuart of Traquair	Roderick Campbell	George Turnbull	Archy Kirkwood, MP since 1983	Amanda Millar
	Others: UK Independence Party. Peter Neilson.
Stirling	Anne McGuire, MP since 1997	Fiona McAuley	Geoff Mawdsley	Clive Freeman	Dr Clark Mullen, General Practitioner on the Raploch Scheme
	Others: Scottish Green Party. Mike Ruskell.
Strathkelvin & Bearsden	Unison's John Lyons	Calum Smith, Roseanna Cunningham's assistant	Murray Roxburgh	Gordon Macdonald	Willie Telfer
Tweedale, Ettrick & Lauderdale	Previously UNISON's George McGregor who contested the seat in 1997 until appointed in January as special adviser to Helen Liddell. Now former Edinburgh and Lothian Council leader Keith Geddes who contested the seat in 1997	Richard Thomson Director of External Communications for the Young Scots for Independence Organisation, and a member of the SNP Youth Committee	Andrew Brocklehurst	Michael Moore, MP since 1997	Norman Lockhart, from Innerleithen. A former nurse who worked with the Sandanistas in Nicaragua in the 1980s. Has also worked offsdhore in North sea. Former OILC activist.
	Others: Liberal John Hein
West Aberdeenshire & Kincardine	Kevin Hutchens, local candidate from Stonehaven, active in Christian Socialist Movement, a group affiliated to the Labour Party.	John Green, a retired (end December 2000) executive from a blue chip Communications company who specialised in Organisation Development across Emerging markets	West Lothian Cllr Tom Kerr, took 12.5 % of the vote in Linlithgow in 1997	Sir Robert Smith, MP since 1997	Alan Manley
Western Isles	Calum MacDonald, MP since 1987. Scottish Office Minister until 1999	Alasdair Nicholson, 1999 Scottish Parliament candidate	Douglas Taylor	John Horne	Joanne Telfer

If Constituency Labour Parties have still not short-listed by the end of the year, the National Executive Committee now has the power to shortlist for them in 2001.

Candidates for Scottish Parliamentary by-elections

The following by-elections for the Scottish Parliament will be held on the same date as the next Westminster election. Alex Salmond is resigning his Scottish parliamentary seat to lead the SNP group at Westminster while Dr Sam Galbraith is resigning from Westminster and the Mound for health reasons.

	Labour	Scottish National Party	Conservative	Liberal Democrat	Scottish Socialist Party
Banff & Buchan	Megan Harris	Stewart Stevenson A retired bank technologist. He came within less than 3,000 votes of winning Linlithgow in 1999. Originally chosen for the Westminster seat and will now contest the Scottish parliament seat in a by-election	Ted Brocklebank	Canon Kenyon Wright	Peter Anderson
Strathkelvin & Bearsden	Brian Fitzpatrick, the former head of policy to Donald Dewar and advocate	Janet Law, previously Cllr in Perth & Kinross, 5 th on SNP list in 1999 Euro elections	Charles Ferguson	John Morrison	Willie O'Neill
	Others: Save Stobhill Hospital Dr Jean McGivern Turner

A special thanks to David Freeland for his help in compiling the above list. I am also indebted to the following people for updates:
Anne Baird, Marco Biagi, Robert Bruce, Jim Bryce, Gordon Buchan, Allan Cook, Stephan Curran, Martyn Day, Stuart Elsey, Colin Fox, Wayne Gault, Ian Goldie, John G. Green, Tony Hutson, Isabel Hutton, Donnie Kerr, Moray Macdonald, Niniane Mackenzie, Stewart Maxwell, Steven McColl, Jim McFarlane, Dr Ian McKee, Nick McKerrell, Louise McLaughlin, Lisa Mehan, Cllr Rob Munn, Andrew Murie, Mark Nicol, Rory O'Brien, Tom Perkins, Willie Ross, Bob Scott, Alyn Smith, Cllr Kevin Stewart, Stewart Stevenson, William Stevenson, Grant Thoms, Richard Thomson, Gawain Towler and Eddie Truman.