Secretary

Jeremy Martineau has lived in Goodwick since 2003. Moving here on retirement as the Church of England’s National Rural Officer, he brings long experience of community development, having also chaired Action with Communities in Rural England and Rural Voice (the forerunner of Countryside Alliance). As an Anglican priest he sees the role of the church and chapel as vital for healthy rural communities.  He was awarded an OBE in 2003 for services to rural society. He is author of many books on the role of the Church in rural life.

He has been secretary for Fishguard and Goodwick Chamber of Trade and Tourism since 2008 and its successor, North Pembrokeshire Trade and Tourism Ltd.  He was secretary of Fishguard and Goodwick Town Team until its closure in 2021.

Cruise Ship Liaison

Adrian moved to Fishguard from Cambridge in 2016, his last job in Cambridge was with Royal Mail although his role was with the Communication Workers Union as an area workplace health and safety officer which he has 3 diplomas in Workplace health and Safety. Adrian attended London Metropolitan University to study Labour Studies.

In 2018 he started volunteering to help with the NPTT welcome trailer at the port and also helping with the home hosting from the Corinthian ship, he became a director of NPTT in 2020  and now organises the trailer for all the cruise ship visits and arranges all the home host visits working with the Corinthian, the home hosts and the coach companies and he is also the boarding master for the Fishguard to Strumble Head boat trips.

Core Group Member

I have lived in Fishguard all of my life and my family’s North Pembrokeshire connection dates all the way back to the 1600’s. If you look at the photos of Fishguard back in the 1950s – 1980s, it was once a thriving town with shops, businesses and many visitors. There’s no reason why our town can’t be like that again. As a member of NPTT I will try to attract new businesses and events to the area. North Pembrokeshire is also surrounded by mountains and multiple forgotten historical sites. I strongly believe these sites need to be recognized more which is another area I will be working on. Together we will make Fishguard and North Pembrokeshire the number one destination in West Wales.

Membership Secretary

Stuart has wide experience advising owners of small businesses on cash flow, profitability and marketing. Born and raised on a farm in North Pembrokeshire, he qualified and worked as a chartered accountant with PwC in London before returning to West Wales. After a spell as a partner in a local accounting firm, he became a business coach, focused on helping micro-businesses grow in a sustainable and profitable way. Stuart likes to turn ideas into action and has written many articles on setting and achieving goals. He believes there is excellent scope for North Pembrokeshire businesses to work together, to offer even more services to both residents and visitors, and to generate further employment opportunities. Away from business, Stuart has written three novels and a book of poetry.