Our Team

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 Glinn Hambidge was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2018 and has since served as Chairman, bringing vision, dedication, and strong leadership to the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre. Under his guidance, the Centre has undergone significant improvements, including extensive redecorating projects that have refreshed and modernised the facilities, creating a more welcoming and vibrant environment for all visitors.

Glinn has also been instrumental in raising standards across the Centre, implementing better governance practices and operational procedures to ensure long-term sustainability and compliance with Charity Commission regulations. A key achievement under his leadership was the creation and launch of the Centre’s distinctive community logo, symbolising the spirit and unity of the local area.

His commitment to fostering partnerships, improving facilities, and enhancing community engagement continues to drive the Centre’s success as a vital hub for people of all ages and backgrounds.

Darren Grey was elected Deputy Chairman in 2024 and has been involved with the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre for over ten years, alongside his wife Sue. As one of the most familiar faces at the Centre, Darren is known for his hands-on approach and dedication to supporting the community.

While Darren’s straightforward style means he doesn’t always see eye to eye with everyone, his commitment and passion for the Centre’s mission are undeniable. He continually works hard to contribute positively and ensure the Centre remains a welcoming and vibrant space for all.

 Sue Grey was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2018, taking on the role of Secretary with dedication and efficiency. Having been involved with the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre for over ten years, Sue brings a wealth of experience and a deep personal connection to the Centre, having worked alongside her mother, Sandra Trott, a long-standing supporter of the community.

Since becoming Secretary, Sue has worked tirelessly to improve administrative standards, particularly in streamlining and enhancing the Centre’s invoicing processes. Her attention to detail and commitment to operational excellence have contributed significantly to the Centre’s financial transparency and organisational efficiency.

Sue’s ongoing passion for supporting the Centre and its mission continues to be a cornerstone of her work, helping to ensure that the Centre remains a vibrant, well-managed resource for the community.

Sheila Dunn has been an active user of the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre for over ten years and was elected to the Board of Trustees as Secretary in 2022. With her extensive experience as a valued member of the community, Sheila brings a deep understanding of the Centre’s needs and priorities.

Since joining the trustees, Sheila has worked diligently to standardise key documents and ensure robust compliance with GDPR regulations, helping to strengthen the Centre’s administrative processes. She collaborates closely with the Chairman and Treasurer to drive forward the Centre’s strategic goals and operational priorities.

Known for her determined and focused approach, Sheila’s strong leadership and clear vision make her an invaluable asset to the Board, committed to supporting the Centre’s continued growth and success.

Christina Hambidge was elected as Secretary to the Board of Trustees in 2018 and transitioned to the role of Deputy Secretary in 2022. She brings a strong commitment to the Centre, continuing a cherished family legacy as the granddaughter of the beloved Sandra Trott, a long-time supporter of the community.

Christina’s dedication to the Centre and her understanding of its values make her a vital part of the team. In her role as Deputy Secretary, she supports the administrative functions and contributes to maintaining the high standards and community spirit that define the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre.

Kenneth Smith is a dedicated and invaluable supporter of the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre. He generously gives up his time to assist with setting up chairs for various groups and events, helping to ensure everything runs smoothly.

Kenneth’s commitment extends beyond the Centre’s walls, as he maintains a workshop in the car park where he creates handcrafted furniture for charitable causes. His selfless contributions embody the true spirit of community and volunteerism that the Centre cherishes.

Diana Randall is one of the longest-serving members of the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre Committee. Her dedication to the Centre spans many years, having served under the leadership of community legends Sandra Trott and Anne. Diana’s ongoing commitment and deep knowledge of the Centre’s history make her an invaluable part of the team.

A familiar and friendly face at Saturday night bingo—where she’s been a regular since its very beginning—Diana is a true example of community spirit in action. Her loyalty, experience, and long-standing involvement continue to support the smooth running and welcoming atmosphere of the Centre.

We’re incredibly grateful for Diana’s service and the sense of continuity she brings to our committee and community.

June Skone is a long-standing and dedicated member of the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre Committee. With many years of service to the Centre, June has played a key role in supporting its growth and maintaining the strong community spirit that defines it.

A familiar face to many, June has always brought warmth, reliability, and a strong sense of commitment to everything she’s involved in. Her steady presence and support have been felt across countless events and activities, and her contributions continue to help shape the welcoming and inclusive environment we strive for.

We’re proud to have June as part of the committee and deeply value the experience and care she brings to the Centre.

Terri Rhind is a recently elected member of the Des Moffatt Western Community Centre Committee and brings with her a wealth of experience and enthusiasm. She has been actively involved with the Centre for many years as a member of four different user groups, and her deep connection to the community is reflected in her ongoing support and participation.

Terri is passionate about making the Centre a welcoming, inclusive, and vibrant space for all who use it. Her insight into the needs and interests of local users, combined with her friendly and approachable nature, make her a valued member of the committee team.

We’re proud to have Terri on board as we continue to grow and serve the community together.