William Windram - Trustee - Trimontium Museum

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William Windram – Trustee

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William Windram – Trustee

William Windram, W.S. is a Senior Partner of a local firm of Solicitors. He was educated at Galashiels Academy and University of Edinburgh. After graduating with the degree of LLB he was awarded a three year research fellowship. He has served on the Board and acted as Legal Advisor to a number of local and national charities, several of which operate within the historical and cultural spheres. A keen supporter of the Scout Association he also served as a member and subsequently Chairman of the European Scout Committee for six years. He is currently Chairman of Melrose & District Community Council.

Man wearing a blue gingham shirt, hat, and sunglasses stands next to a sign that reads 'Curia', with Roman pillar ruins in the background.

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