Background

Margie McGregor was a policewoman sergeant and left the service in 1968 to start a family. She worked voluntarily for The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme over a period of twenty-four years after gaining the Gold Award. She ran a business in antique prints and watercolours, but again became interested in people. She founded a chartiy called The Friendship Trust, which she ran for eleven years. It was aimed at young people who were seen to be ‘impossible’. She closed the charity in 1994 in order to explore ways for problems to be prevented. Since then she has been extensively involved in supporting adults and whole families.

She has now introduced “creative inspirations” with the same simple focus, empowering individuals of all ages and all organisations.

You can contact Margie to find out more.