What Happened
WOMEN in Property (WiP) has announced Danielle Miller as the new Central Scotland branch chair for the term 2026-27. Miller, currently an associate director for stakeholder engagement at Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST), will assume her role in March 2026. Additionally, Miller & Carter Rayleigh has reopened with a redesigned steakhouse aimed at enhancing the dining experience, while MotoGP rider Jack Miller expressed mixed feelings about the replacement of the Phillip Island racetrack with a new street circuit in Adelaide starting in 2027.
Why It Matters
Danielle Miller’s appointment is significant as she aims to promote gender parity and inclusivity within the built environment sector. Her leadership is expected to empower women and encourage male allies to participate in these initiatives. The reopening of Miller & Carter Rayleigh highlights the brand’s commitment to quality dining experiences, reflecting a broader trend in the hospitality industry towards modernized and inviting environments. Jack Miller’s comments on the MotoGP venue change underscore the emotional connection racers have with iconic tracks, while also recognizing the potential benefits of a new urban setting for the sport.
What’s Next
As Danielle Miller prepares to lead the Central Scotland committee, she will focus on initiatives that support gender balance in the industry. The revamped Miller & Carter Rayleigh is set to welcome diners to experience its new ambiance, while the MotoGP community will look forward to the inaugural race at the Adelaide street circuit in 2027, marking a new chapter for the Australian MotoGP.
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