About Us

Charity

WHGC is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Association set up in 2017.  Our goal is to promote individual and community health and wellbeing across Wester Hailes and the Calders through community greenspace work and other regeneration projects.

Greenway Garden, 4A Murrayburn Grove, Edinburgh, EH14 2PE

Scottish Charity: SC047594

Trustees

Information about Trustees to follow..

The Team

Our team members bring a rich breadth of knowledge and experience in food growing, biodiversity and conservation that, combined with a passion for building community well-being and resilience, allow us as an organisation to develop, support, and facilitate the use of community greenspace projects in Wester Hailes.

  • Greig Robertson

    Greig Robertson

    Chief Executive

    Greig has worked in community greenspace development for over twenty years.  He helped set up Wester Hailes Growers after working in the area for several years, and has worked part-time as its CEO since then.  Greig is particularly involved in ‘placemaking’ activities such as the development of the Greenway Hub.

  • Felicity Cameron

    Felicity Cameron

    Administrator

    Felicity provides finance and admin support at Wester Hailes Growing Communities. She brings a breadth of experience in finance and management across the charity, public and private sectors, and has volunteered with several local community and wellbeing charities. She enjoys getting out in nature whenever she can, has recently started gardening and looks forward to learning more from the Wester Hailes Growers.

  • Steve Pike

    Steve Pike

    Head Community Gardener

    Steve has recently returned to WHGC in April.  He was Wester Hailes Growers original head gardener and led the construction of our three community gardens.  He will be helping us build the adventure playground this year.

  • Gaby McCann

    Gaby McCann

    Community Gardener

    Gaby is a passionate gardener and garden designer who strives to prioritise the environment and enhance the wellbeing of communities she works in. She is the Community Gardener at the Calders Greenshoots Garden, and in her spare time you will find her tending to residential gardens or drafting garden designs with a coffee in hand.
  • Richard Mulvey

    Richard Mulvey

    Community Gardener

    A passionate gardener since childhood, Richard is our Community Gardener at Clovenstone. He discovered his love for nature while helping out in his grandad’s garden, and when he’s not busy tending to plants, he enjoys immersing himself in books and exploring a diverse range of music—from the timeless beauty of Beethoven to the iconic sounds of The Beatles.

  • Stephanie Walker

    Stephanie Walker

    Outdoor Learning & Play Co-ordinator

    With a background in conservation ecology, outdoor and woodland education, creative arts, and outdoor therapy, Stephanie is passionate about the outdoors and strives for School Farm pupils at Canal View to have an inspiring and positive time in the project. She has many years experience guiding young people to make connections with nature through practical and enjoyable hands-on activities and experiences, promoting sustainable, community orientated, and climate-positive practices along the way.

  • Shona Nelson

    Shona Nelson

    School Farm Leader

    Shona has been the School Farm Leader at Sighthill Primary for four years and recently started working at Canal View Primary.  She really enjoys helping the young people grow their own produce, gain new skills and confidence as well as an appreciation of seasonal produce.