East Neuk and Landward Energy Network

Management Board

ENLEN was a partnership project between the 12 Community Councils of the East Neuk and Landward area, Fife Council, St. Andrews University and Voluntary Organisations North East Fife (VONEF). The management board for the project had a representative of each group plus a local Councillor.

Martin Dibley, Chair of the Joint Community Councils forum and Chair of the Community Council for Anstruther, Kilrenny and District.
Fiona Mitchell, Manager of the Anstruther Local Services Office for Fife Council
David Stutchfield, Energy Manager, University of St Andrews
Helen Rorrison, Manager, VONEF
Cllr Elizabeth Riches

The ENLEN team

The ENLEN team consisted of a project manager and 7 Energy Champions who have been recruited from the local communities.

	Name	Details
	Joanna Nicholson, Project Manager	Joanna has come to Fife to lead the ENLEN project from the South West of England She has 5 years experience in managing energy advice projects and working with communities
	Suzanne Bright, Energy Champion	Suzanne was the key contact for Anstruther, Kilrenny and District, Boarhills and Dunino and Kingsbarns Community Council Areas
	Steven Bright, Energy Champion	Steven was the key contact for Anstruther, Crail and Elie Community Council Areas
	George Brown, Energy Champion	George was the key contact for St. Monans, Community Council Area
	Peter Bryant, Energy Champion	Peter was the key contact for Largoward, Cameron and Largo Area Community Council Areas
	Alison Graham, Energy Champion	Alison was the key contact for Pittenweem and Colinsburgh and Kilconquhar Community Council areas.
	Georgina Stutchfield, Energy Champion	Georgina was the key contact for St Monans (East), Arncroach and Carnbee Community Council areas.
	Susan Wilkinson, Energy Champion	Susan was the key contact for Pittenweem and Crail Community Council areas.