Committee Members

Ken Brown - Chairperson

I am a retired civil engineer in construction having project managed several major contracts all over Scotland and the North of England.

I have been a member of the MGCC Caledonian Centre for almost 40 years and participate in various motor sport events with different clubs and cars and currently I have an MG Midget and an MGB GT.

With a passion for driving and car repairs, I enjoy bringing together like minded owners to enjoy the camaraderie at car events. These can be a meet for a tea & scones or one day tours to the full blown Monte Carlo Historique Rallye which I have participated in. Cars can bring people together, but it is the people who can make a difference, life is for living and no matter what MG you have you are very welcome.

Katie Moffat - Secretary

I am currently a civil servant in the Scottish Government. Having worked for the last 37 years I’m aiming to do 3 more years to do my 40 years’ service and hopefully retire. I only got in to MG cars in 2025 so am fairly new to this side of things and have been a member of the MG Car Club Caledonian Centre for a year driving an MGBGT or MGF. I have thrown myself into the runs, shows and really enjoying the MG way of life and have met a lot of people who have become friends.

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Leslie Duncan - Treasurer

I qualified as a Chartered Accountant in Aberdeen in 1967 and moved to Glasgow and worked for many companies retiring in 2008. I have always been very interested in classic cars having bought a 1949 Riley RMA in 1967 and have had 7 Rileys over the years. Ibecame treasurer of the Riley RM club in 1979 and held office for 34 years. I am also a member of the Mercedes Benz Club UK and also of the Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts Club (RREC). I have been a member of the MGCC Caledonian Centre for 20 years and became treasurer in 2014. Initially owned an MGA then an MGB GT and few years later a 2001 ZT190+.

Alan Richardson

I am a retired Mechanical Engineer having started my career at the National Engineering Laboratory before moving to British Aerospace/BAE Systems for the next 30 years. At BAE I was the Chief Test Engineer on the Jetstream Aircraft then following cessation of production the Repair Engineering Manager in charge of repairs on all BAE in-service aircraft.

In 2008 I took early retirement and moved to the Isle of Man. I enjoyed all the Manx motor sport events and joined the Manx Classic Car Club. I have owned a MG RV8 for the last 8 years. I moved back to Scotland 3 years ago and while I renovated our current house my MG was in storage I now intend to fully enjoy my MG and joined the Caledonian Centre in March. I hope to attend many club runs and tours and hopefully make new friends.

Billy Wait

My first job was a mechanic to trade then I joined the Fire Service and had a 34 year career as a full-time firefighter. I raced Legend race cars at Knockhill Circuit and all over England for 16 years. During that time I bought an MGB GT which I restored during Covid and have now accumulated 7 classic cars 5 of them being MGs. My current baby is a MGRV8. I have been a member of the Caledonian Centre for 4 years and enjoy doing the runs and car shows throughout the year.

Clive Brink

My late wife and I relocated in 2014 from South Africa to join our son and daughter in law in the Scottish Borders. I am a Carpet and Flooring Sales Consultant, having worked in this field since 1982.

Classic cars have always held my interest having bought my first vehicle (1954 Citroen) in 1976 which I still own.

I have always admired and appreciated MG cars. I am a new owner of an MG having bought my MGB Roadster in December 2025. I am proud to be a new member on the Caledonian Centre Committee.

Rod McArthur

I am a retired construction worker who previously was in the Royal Engineers then moved to Structural Engineering and finally Civil Engineering. I have been a member of the Caledonian Centre for 3 years and have a fully restored MGB Roadster 1968. I thoroughly enjoy being a member of the club and centre and enjoy all the runs that we go on. I also go to all the car shows during the car show season.

Mike Cunningham

I joined Rolls Royce in Derby from school on an engineering apprenticeship, got my degree at Cambridge and finished in the Design Office working on the Dart and Tyne engines. I was Chief Design Engineer East Kilbride Projects until 1995. I then worked for Renishaw in Edinburgh until I retired in 2003. I have been a member of the Caledonian Centre for 28 years. I have had many cars and currently have a MGTF 160 which I bought last year. I enjoy track days and doing the runs which I have organised since joining the committee 2 years ago. I do woodwork and singing if I’m not involved with the car.