The organisation is governed by the following trustees

Ian Suckling (Chair)

Ian has lived and worked in the area for over 30 years as a GP and now active travel campaigner. He is working to see changes to infrastructure locally to give a choice and chance for everyone to cycle and walk and ride in a safer environment than we currently have.

Andy Hatchwell (Secretary)

Andy was a governor of a Whitby primary school for over ten years, and has also been successful on projects in education, with the local authority and the Whitby tourist industry, built on working together. His children were brought up walking and cycling in the area, and he is a keen cyclist.

Ben Noble

Ben is from the Hawsker area and, after working as a PE Teacher, moved back to Hawsker to run the family holiday business, particularly catering for the disabled. He is passionate about the provision of facilities for everybody to use regardless of abilities.

Andy Jefferson (Treasurer)

Originally from Whitby, after university Andy worked around the country as an IT consultant, returning to the town in 2019. After time as a Sustrans volunteer on the CinderTrack he turned to campaigning to attempt to improve various aspects of life in the town (via Whitby Community Network), included within that active travel, default 20mph and road safety.