Who we are

The Preservation Trust is a charity run by volunteers.

● Trustees on the Council of Management
● Committee members
● Stewards when our buildings are open or at exhibitions
● Deliverers of the Trust’s magazine, Guardian Angel

If you are interested in volunteering, please get in touch.

Officers and Council

President: Robert Floyd

Chair: John Potter

Treasurer: Daniel Wiltshire

Hon. Secretary: Gillian Livingstone

Membership and Admin Secretary: Bev Appleton


Website & Email Newsletters: Andrew Eberlin

Barton Grange Farm (West Barn and Tithe Barn) and Priory Barn Hire: Pat Douglas

Planning and The Historic Building Conservation Committee: Rosie MacGregor

Property Management, Social and Events: Frances Nevin

Landscaping: Kate Nicholls and sally Heselton

The Trustees left to right: Frances Nevin, Daniel Wiltshire, Kate Nicholls, John Potter, Paige Balas, Rosie MacGregor, Kate Larard, Brian Elliott and Andrew Eberlin.

The Trustees left to right: Frances Nevin, Daniel Wiltshire, Kate Nicholls, John Potter, Paige Balas, Rosie MacGregor, Kate Larard, Brian Elliott and Andrew Eberlin.

Planning Committee

Chair: Rosie MacGregor

We monitor planning, listed building and advertisement applications sent to Wiltshire Council, the local planning authority and comment on matter of concern. 

We also follow-up on any breaches of planning control affecting the historic built environment that are drawn to our attention and notify the planning authority accordingly.

The Landscape Group

Chair: Kate Nicholls

A small informal group that meets for a few projects around the Town and Barton Farm.  

  • Created and maintains the flowerbeds on the riverside of the swimming pool

  • Planted bulbs and trees at a number of places around the town  

  • Maintains the Hens’ Orchard, by the Tithe Barn (masterminded by Simon Relph) 

  • Working on a wildflower project at North Meadow, Barton Farm

  • Oversees tree planning applications and if necessary, makes comments or objections

  • Usually arranges a wildflower walk in spring/early summer.  

  • We welcome new members and your ideas

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