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Your local representation

LMC representatives are elected to perform the role by GP peers. The constitution outlines all the relevant details. The allocated number of GP reps for each cluster is related to the population size of each cluster. To ensure effective representation of all our GP colleagues, the LMC includes GPST and sessional reps.
LMC representatives (except the GPST and sessional reps) attend both LMC and GP Sub meetings on alternate months. In addition, cluster quality leads (CQLs) are co-opted on to GP Sub if post holders are not already committee members.
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Our Executive Committee

The structure of this sub-group allows knowledge and expertise to be retained within the committee to guide current and future decision-making.
The role of this group is to coordinate LMC business, provide early or immediate advice between bi-monthly LMC meetings and ensure seamless succession planning.

Chair

Dr Rachel Mollart

Vice-Chair

Dr Robert Manson

Secretary

Dr Kirsty Robinson

Ex-Chair

Dr Kevin Buchan

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LMC Clusters & Representatives

The Scottish Borders GP practices are split into four cluster: West, South, Central and East. You can find your area rep below as well as details about each cluster.

NameOffice Bearer
Shona Beveridge
Dr Yaw Nyadu
Robert Duncan
Vacant
Emily Collin
Kirsty RobinsonSecretary / Exec
NameOffice Bearer
Kevin Buchan Exec
Rachel Mollart
Chair / Exec
Maude Donkers
Robert MansonVice-Chair / Exec
Sue Yin YongGPST Rep
Claire McLeanSessional GP

West Cluster

West Linton

Neidpath (Peebles)

Tweed (Peebles)

Innerleithen

Central Cluster

Roxburgh St

Waverley

Mairches (Galashiels)

Braeside

Stow / Lauder

Earlston

Eildon (Melrose / Newtown St Boswells)

South Cluster

Selkirk

Teviot (Hawick)

Mairches (Hawick)

Newcastleton

East Cluster

Eyemouth

Duns Medical Group

Merse (Duns)

Coldstream

Greenlaw

Kelso

Jedburgh