Biographical Details

Nanette Milne has spent all her life in the northeast of Scotland. She is
a Medical Graduate of Aberdeen University, and spent over twenty years
working for the NHS in Aberdeen Hospitals.

She was a Councillor in Aberdeen city for eleven years, during which time
she gained considerable experience on the Planning and Environmental Health committees. She was a Director of Grampian Enterprise (now
Scottish Enterprise Grampian) Ltd, and she served on the Aberdeen
Grampian
Tourist Board.

Currently she is a lay member of Aberdeen University Court (the governing body of the university), and is a Trustee of the Aberdeen International
Youth Festival.

She is married, and has a son and a daughter and two very young grandchildren.

Her active interests are listed as gardening, music, the countryside
(hillwalking etc), skiing and golf, and she is also a social member of
Aberdeen Ladies Curling Club.

Personal Statement.

The diverse urban, rural and fishing communities of northeast Scotland
enjoy an enviable quality of life and overall, but not uniform, prosperity,
which is increasingly threatened by an inadequate roads network, high transportation costs, and the failure of central government to recognise
and tackle our problems.

Among these are the NHS, drugs and youth crime, and the needs of agriculture, fishing and other local industries, all of which ought to be addressed urgently.

Through many years of political and public service, and my wide network of contacts throughout the northeast and beyond, I have built up a clear understanding of the issues facing us.

I believe in hard work, in listening as well as talking, and in being accessible to, and honest with, the people I represent.

I have the experience and ability to be an effective voice for Gordon and northeast Scotland, and relish the thought of “fighting my corner” as part of a strong Conservative team in Edinburgh.