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Trustees
Meet the faces behind Love Oor Lang Toun
Steven Hay
Treasurer
Steven joined LOLT as a Director in September 2022.
He is a Chartered Company Secretary and a Chartered Accountant and has worked as a company secretary and accountant for public listed investment trust companies for 35 years.
Steven has lived in Kirkcaldy most of his life, is interested in the town’s history and thinks there are many great things about the town - in particular its people and the wonderful parks it has to offer. He believes in the regeneration of the Town Centre, developing it more as a social hub.
A keen golfer, Steven has been a member of Kirkcaldy Golf Club for over 30 years.
Nicolle Mullen
Director
Nicolle joined the Love Oor Lang Toun board in 2026.
Nicolle Mullen is the founder of Kirkcaldy Collective, a network that connects and supports local businesses, creatives, and organisations across Kirkcaldy. She is passionate about bringing people together, encouraging collaboration, and helping create opportunities for local ideas and partnerships to grow.
With a background in travel and tourism, Nicolle enjoys helping people create memorable experiences and meaningful connections. That same passion for people and place inspired her to establish Kirkcaldy Collective and develop initiatives such as the Kirkcaldy What’s On Guide. The guide helps our community and visitors discover local events, businesses, and activities while encouraging people to explore and support the town.
Having lived in Kirkcaldy for most of her life, Nicolle cares deeply about the town and its future. Through her work with Kirkcaldy Collective and her role with Love Oor Lang Toun, she is committed to strengthening community connections and supporting initiatives that help Kirkcaldy continue to grow.

Lan Beaton
Director
Lan joined as a director of Love Oor Lang Toun in 2026.
Lan is the owner of Peak Physique & Bodywork, based on Kirkcaldy High Street, and specialises in advanced deep tissue therapy. Their work focuses on supporting individuals living with chronic pain as well as those with disabilities, helping clients improve mobility, reduce discomfort, and enhance overall wellbeing.
With over 10 years of experience in the health and fitness industry, Lan has worked as a personal trainer, sports therapist, and now within holistic healthcare, bringing a well-rounded and integrative approach to their practice.
Lan is a strong advocate for the role of community connection in positive mental wellbeing. They are passionate about fostering inclusivity and believe meaningful community engagement is essential for healthier, more resilient communities. Through their involvement with the organisation, they aim to bring a broader perspective that encourages community spirit, collaboration, and greater integration across events and local networks.

Nicola Stewart
Director
Nicola joined as director of Love Oor Lang Toun in 2026.
Nicola Stewart is a brand strategy and design consultant and the founder of Mint Modern Creative, a boutique consultancy that works with food, drink, hospitality, and tourism businesses. With more than 20 years experience in the design industry, she helps businesses give clear structure to their products, platforms, and places so everything works together to support growth.
Originally from Kirkcaldy, Nicola has always had a strong connection to the town and the people and businesses that make it what it is. Through her work, she has seen how important vibrant town centres and independent businesses are to local communities.
Joining Love Oor Lang Toun felt like a natural step. Nicola is passionate about supporting initiatives that strengthen Kirkcaldy’s town centre, champion local businesses, and encourage more people to spend time in the Lang Toun.
Lucy McTernan
Director
Lucy is new to Kirkcaldy having moved across the Forth from Edinburgh in 2022. Enthused by the potential of her new home town and with a thirty year career in running voluntary organisations Lucy hopes to help LOLT reach its ambitions by working on governance, fundraising and community engagement.
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