Alastair Majury on Opportunity to Sponsor Trees in Dunblane

If you would like to sponsor a tree please complete the following: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SponsorDunblaneTree

In August Stirling Council felled 42 Popular Trees, the poplars were planted to commemorate the coronation in 1953 and several years ago began falling during storms, one by one, as they reached the end of their natural lives. Dunblane Environment Group volunteers, who maintain the border and beds in The Haugh for the community, recently called in Land Services to check the trees. Stirling Council’s tree surgeon then condemned all 42 as a danger to the public, and they were felled.

Stirling Council consulted with the Dunblane Development Trust, Dunblane Community Council, and myself (Cllr Alastair Majury) as to the replacements. I created and distributed a survey for people to complete.

The final result is that there will be the following:

Silver birch — 32 trees

Beech — 4 trees

Oak — 3 trees

People will also be able to sponsor a tree, as follows:

Silver Birch for approximately £75

Beech for approximately £110

Oak for approximately £140

If you have already expressed an interested in sponsoring a tree there is no need to do so again, as your details have been passed on to the relevant officer. If you would like to sponsor a tree but haven’t been in touch with either myself or directly with Stirling Council then please complete the following survey so that your details can be passed to the relevant officer.

The Dunblane Development Trust and Dunblane Community Council also need to agree but if you would like there to be a small memorial plaque at the foot of the tree please also indicate that on the survey.

If you would like to sponsor a tree please complete the following: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SponsorDunblaneTree

Alastair Majury resides locally in the historic Scottish city of Dunblane, and is a Principal Consultant and a Senior Regulatory Business Analyst working across the country. Alastair Majury also serves on the local council (Stirling Council) as Councillor Alastair Majury where he represents the ward of Dunblane and Bridge of Allan, topping the poll.

Alastair Majury, is also a director of Majury Change Management Ltd is a highly experienced Senior Business Analyst / Data Scientist with a proven track record of success planning, developing, implementing and delivering migrations, organisational change, regulatory, legislative, and process improvements for global financial organisations, covering Retail Banking, Investment Banking, Wealth Management, and Life & Pensions.

For several years now, Alastair has worked extensively with a variety of financial institutions in order to offer the utmost comprehensive services. As a data scientist/business analyst, Alastair Majury is expected to find intuitive and sensible solutions to complex problems.

As a data scientist/business analyst, Alastair Majury has worked closely with several high-profile businesses, such as BNP Paribas, National Australia Bank, Standard Life and the Royal Bank of Scotland Group.​A graduate of University of Glasgow, Alastair Majury earned his M.A. in Economics with Business Economics. Since then, Alastair has undergone several training sessions and earned multiple certifications for a variety of skills. More specifically, he has earned certifications in IAQ, risk management, resource management, and a bevy of other areas. ​Alastair Majury thoroughly enjoys his work.

What excites him most about being a data scientist/business analyst is that every problem has a variety of solutions. This allows for a great deal of creativity on his part. Providing ingenious solutions to his customers’ problems provides a great deal of satisfaction to Alastair Majury. Every single day can be a new and challenging problem.​

Although he is a fierce and determined worker, Alastair also manages to find free time to embrace his hobbies and interests. Alastair is a major proponent of philanthropy and charitable endeavors. He constantly finds new and exciting ways to promote charities and philanthropic organizations in his community. He also tries to donate time and funds to said organizations whenever he can. Alastair Majury firmly believes that if we all work together towards a common goal, we can find peace.