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Our team of incredibly enthusiastic and knowledgable staff members bring a diverse range of backgrounds and expertise to our work.

Meet the Trimontium Trust staff members who you might see when you visit us and take part in our events.

Rob Longworth – Heritage Resources Development Officer (HRDO)

Rob joined The Trust as their first full time employee at the beginning of 2020 in the role of Heritage Resources Development Officer. The position means that he was involved…

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Frances Mann – Volunteer and Visitor Experience Manager

Frances joined the Trimontium Trust as Volunteer Co-ordinator in February 2020 and is now our Volunteer and Visitor Experience Manager, using her tourism experience to transform the administration of the…

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Thania M. Flores – Heritage Environment Resources Officer

Thania joined Trimontium as a volunteer in the Spring of 2020, remotely as Digital Engagement Intern and in person, seasonally, as Curatorial Intern. In this capacity, she created the Trust’s…

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Market Square
Melrose
Scottish Borders
TD6 9PN

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