Frances was part of the initial Save the Pool campaign in 2001 and has been with Govanhill Baths Community Trust since its formation. She organised the first Open Doors events starting in 2008. She qualified in ceramics at Glasgow School of Art, has a Masters in Education and taught art in schools and outreach facilities in Glasgow for many years. She set up Govanhill Baths Ceramics in 2016 as part of the Baths Wellbeing programme and now runs its full time workshop at the Deep End.

Jill is a professional freelance HR Consultant with extensive experience in people management disciplines across public, private and voluntary sectors. Until recently Jill was Chair of the Board for Edinburgh Music Theatre, a charitable organisation providing access to performance opportunities in musical theatre for individuals 18 and older. Growing up in Govanhill, Jill has recently returned to Glasgow after a 22 year absence.

Clare has been Headteacher of St Albert’s Primary School in Pollokshields in Glasgow for the past ten years. She is a resident of the south side and has been involved in many community events over the years. She firmly believes that communities and neighbours should work with each other towards becoming more collective, cohesive communities where all are included and have a voice.

John has lived in Govanhill for almost 30 years. His career in the third sector includes being part of the team that raised funds to build the new RSNO Centre at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. Currently he works as Trusts & Foundations Manager at Glasgow’s Golden Generation.

Sarah is a local resident, and joined the board due to her interest in the bath and heritage. She has experience in community consultation and co-design, and currently works in the intersection of culture, art and climate action by supporting cultural organisations to develop sustainable practices.

Having only moved to Glasgow in 2019, Paula started volunteering with GBCT in Rags to Riches, working in the shop, supporting outreach workshops, and even making up craft packs to distribute during lockdown. Paula was also the Volunteer Coordinator, aiming to kick start the role again. She joined the board in 2022 and is delighted to be helping shape the future of the organisation and support the opening of Calder Street Baths once again. Previously Paula worked in sustainability and environmental regulation and latterly working with social enterprises. She is a Director of Repair Cafe Glasgow and a board member of Link Housing Association.

An advocate for health innovation and improvement, Carrie brings a wealth of experience from her work at NICE and the Scottish Government to support the development of this community asset.

Alex Lives locally and has been involved in the campaign for 14 years. She has worked across Glasgow in the voluntary sector on arts and community food projects since graduating from the art school in 2001. Currently she is studying city planning and works in walking and cycling infrastructure.