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Person
Paul William Thomson
Paul William Thomson was previously a director of Jordanhill School (until 2014). Source: Companies House records.
Director at Jordanhill School
- 0 current roles
- 1 previous role
- Served alongside 70 people
Official record Companies House · updated 11th October 2026
Roles
1 role across 1 organisation (0 current, 1 previous)Previous roles (1)
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Jordanhill SchoolDirector · 1997-2014
Official record ยท Companies House
- Source
- Companies House
- Organisation
- Jordanhill School
- Role
- Director
- Appointed
- 1997-05-01
- Ended
- 2014-09-16
- Record reference
- Company SC108265
Previous
Company roles, current and past, as filed at Companies House.
People Paul has served alongside
70 people across 1 organisationBased on overlapping official board records. Calculated from official records It does not mean they know each other. Only formal co-service is listed: people are never joined on a matching name alone.
Jordanhill School 70 people · 1990-present
- Wendy Susan GrantServing together now · since 2012
- Professor Naveed Sattar2014
- Sheila Jackson2014
- Joan Mcfadden2013-2014
- Morag Jean Munro2012-2014
- Anne Fraser2011-2014
- Fiona Grace Wishlade2011-2014
- Gordon Macmillan2011-2014
- Janice Oliver2011-2014
- Marian Quinn2010-2014
- Anne Gillespie2009-2014
- John Anderson2009-2012
- Robert Mellish2009-2014
- Claire Wood2008-2014
- Peter John Beaumont2008-2011
- Pamela Ross Gunning2007-2010
- Rosemary Geraldine Winter-Scott2007-2013
- Alan Russell Hendry2006-2009
- Anne Dick2005-2011
- Dr Sarah Ann Oates2005-2008
- Shona Margaret Hugh2005-2007
- Christian Edward Thompson2004-2007
- David Lennon2004-2011
- Dr Gillian Margaret Lees2004-2006
- Emma Mcintyre2004-2007
- Stanley James Bird2004-2011
- Anthony Lewis Duncan Mcinnes2003-2009
- Catherine Elizabeth Mckendrick2003-2006
- Dr Judith Foster2003-2006
- Angus John Bodie2002-2005
- Lyndsay Jane Lauder2002-2005
- Maureen Mair2002-2005
- Dr Alan Thomas Hope2001-2004
- Gilbert Martin Armitage2001-2004
- Kenneth Maxwell Taylor2001-2004
- David John Houston2000-2003
- Dr Marilyn Margaret Orcharton2000-2004
- Dr Paul Stephen Woolman2000-2003
- Trevor Alexander Clark2000-2002
- Professor Owen Farish1999-2008
- Mary Ritchie1999-2002
- Angus Macleod Thorburn1998-2001
- Donald Campbell Mcmillan1998-2003
- Gordon Finlayson1998-2003
- Gordon Smith1998-2009
- Margaret Grace Anderson1997-2000
- Neil Brownlee1997-2000
- Agnes Rutherford Blythe1997-1998
- Ailsa Ferguson1997-1999
- Andrew Richard Graham Service1997
- Dr Harpreet Kohli1997-2001
- Henrietta Sonja Galbraith1997-2012
- Iain David Maclachlan1997-1998
- Ian James Douglas Macgregor1997-2002
- John Hart1997-2000
- Lady Elinor Arbuthnott1997-2000
- Pam Gunning1997-2000
- Paul Alexander Carruthers1997-2001
- Marion Baillie1994-2014 dates incomplete
- Stewart Roy1994-2014 dates incomplete
- John G Fleming1992-2014 dates incomplete
- John Scheuermann1992-2014 dates incomplete
- Alan Cowie1991-2014 dates incomplete
- Christopher Michael Mason1991-2014 dates incomplete
- Shiona Waldron1991-2014 dates incomplete
- Stanley Kleinberg1991-2014 dates incomplete
- Lesley Williams1990-2014 dates incomplete
- Graham Torbet1990-2014 dates incomplete
- Ian Mann1990-2014 dates incomplete
- Stuart Mclean1990-2014 dates incomplete
Sources
- Companies House
- Officer appointments and resignations.
- Edition
- Register edition compiled 11th October 2026
- Identity
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