Charity

Millport Town Hall is operated by a registered Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO), working to restore and revitalise this much-loved building for the benefit of the people of Great Cumbrae and its visitors.

Our charity is community-led, not-for-profit, and committed to maintaining the Town Hall as a welcoming, accessible, and vibrant space for all.

Registered Scottish Charity (SCIO) Number: SC049279

Become a member

Becoming a member is free and open to anyone who supports our aims. Members help shape the direction of the charity, are invited to attend our AGM, and receive updates on our progress.

Our trustees

  • Angie McCallum

  • Fergus Taylor

  • Ian Gall

  • John McNeilly

  • Rhona Gourley

  • Linda Orr

  • Susan Hunter

Our constitution

Millport Town Hall SCIO operates under a formal constitution, which outlines our purpose, structure, and governance.

Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Our AGM is held annually and is open to all members. It includes reports on finances, activities, and future plans.

Cumbrae Lottery

The Cumbrae Lottery is one of our key fundraising initiatives, helping support the ongoing running and maintenance of the Town Hall.

  • Registered with North Ayrshire Council. Registration Number: NA/SSL/273

  • 2023/24 Lottery Proceeds: £8,687

 • 50% (£4,343.50) went directly to Millport Town Hall

 • 18.4% was awarded in prizes

 • 31.6% covered operational expenses

  • Your chances: 1 in 63 to win a prize

  • Draw system: Winners are selected using a certified Random Number Generator

For more information, see the Unity Lottery Rules.

Fair Work Statement

Millport Town Hall is committed to upholding the principles of Fair Work First, in line with the guidance set out by the Scottish Government.

As part of this commitment:

  • All employees, including apprentices, agency staff, and workers aged 16–17, are paid at least the Real Living Wage

  • We ensure inclusive and respectful workplace practices

  • We are actively developing effective channels of communication for all staff and volunteers

Fair work is at the heart of how we operate, supporting not only the future of this historic building, but the people who help make it thrive.