Staff
We are very fortunate to employ Gail and Julie at Prudhoe Community Partnership.
Gail Jewitt
Spetchells Centre Manager
Has previously work as a Team Manager at AA Insurance Services and is a lifelong resident of Prudhoe. Also a busy mum to Isla.
Julie Smith
Spetchells Assistant Centre Manager
Previously worked in Spetchells Centre for Karbon Homes and covered Gail’s maternity leave until Spring 2018 and now works on Wednesdays.
Prudhoe Community Partnership Trustees
Elected each year by the members at the Annual General Meeting. We are:
Dr Steven Quilliam
Trustee
A Prudhoe GP since 1986 at Prudhoe Medical Group, retiring in July 2020. He has been involved in the various Northumberland health reorganisations over the years. One of the founders of Prudhoe Community Band over 25 years ago and continues to play trombone and act as chair. He lives in the Prudhoe area.
Sue Henderson
Trustee
Sue was born and raised in London and joined the Metropolitan Police in 1987. She moved to Prudhoe in 1995 working as a nurse in the NHS until retiring in 2021. Interests include coaching netball and she is currently Chair and Trustee of Dragon Tale Theatre Group.
Paul Murray
Deputy Chair
Co-owner and business development manager for Fab- beauty and hair salon a one stop well being centre and also chairperson for the Prudhoe Traders Committee. Lived in Prudhoe for more than 30 years.
Judith Savage
Trustee
Judith has worked in local government finance for 20 years and has been resident in Prudhoe since 2018. She is interested in climate change, mental health and keeping active.
Alan Sawyers
Trustee
Alan lives in Prudhoe and has three businesses operating in the town – an ecommerce and production business, website hosting and maintenance services. Alan’s background is in graphic design and web development.
Caroline Warburton
Chair
Has lived in Prudhoe since 1976. She is particularly interested in community support and bring groups of people together along with promoting volunteering. Caroline previously worked in the town, setting up the Open Door Community Learning Centre in 1988 and is now involved with local performing arts.
Amanda Randall
Trustee
Amanda has lived in Prudhoe for over 35 years, recently retired as a Charted Accountant /Financial services Manager who worked for Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Trust for 40 years. She is interested in the art trail and other art activities in the area.
Become a Trustee
The Prudhoe Community Partnership is managed by a board of up to 12 trustees, each of whom bring skills and a commitment to serve the people, businesses and communities of Prudhoe and the surrounding area. The Board meets every two months with other meetings relating to the various projects held at other times.
The Partnership currently has two trustee vacancies and we welcome enquiries from anyone interested in finding out more about becoming a trustee.
Please provide your details and a few words about what skills you feel you can bring to the Partnership for the benefit of the Prudhoe community. These can be sent by email to: spetchells@prudhoe.org.