Local Action Group (LAG)
Our 11-member LAG represents a mix of community leaders, business owners, farming representatives, and public sector professionals, working collaboratively to strengthen our rural economy and support local initiatives.
Local Action Group
The current Tyne & Esk LAG has 11 Members,
as nominated in the April 2024 election
The LAG Members percentage of representation are as follows:
- 73% male and 27% female
- 27% public sector, 18% business and 55% community
The coverage and representation on the current LAG is:
LAG Chair
East Lothian Rural Economy Group Chair/farming representative/private individual
LAG Members Community /Business/Third Sector:
- East Lothian business owner/ex-applicant.
- Farming agent covering Midlothian and East Lothian / ex applicant.
- North Berwick Coastal Area Partnership Chair/community representative.
- East Lothian community member/ Farmer/ex-applicant.
- Midlothian community member/ Development Trust Manager/ ex-applicant
- East Lothian community member/ ex-applicant
- Midlothian community member/ Business owner/ ex-applicant
LAG Members Public Sector:
- Elected members from Midlothian and East Lothian Council’s.
Observers
The LAG is strengthened with the addition of (non-voting) Observers attending with additional knowledge that is brought to meetings and discussions.
The coverage and representation on the current LAG is:
- The Economic Development lead for both LAs
- East Lothian Corporate Policy Manager
- Midlothian Corporate Policy Manager
- The Midlothian Community Planning Partnership (CPP) third sector partnership lead.
- East Lothian TSI.
