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L-R, Richard Wood, Rachel Russell, Anne Mackintosh, Hugh Barton, Camilla Hale, 
Steve Hurrell

Thanks to Richard Wood
A trustee since 2006, Richard has resigned from Stroud Preservation Trust in February 2015. Thanks for all his input over the years and we wish him well with his other projects. 

Our Trustees

Camilla Hale - Chair
An SPT trustee since 2005, Camilla brings a wealth of experience in fundraising and event management. A Stroud resident since 1985 she has always been involved in local community arts and community planning. She chaired Stroud Valleys Project for some years, and currently develops new arts projects, fundraises and mentors.        

Anne Mackintosh - Treasurer
A founder trustee, Anne was joint project manager for 32-34 High Street and 55 High Street & Withey’s Yard becoming project manager for the Brunel Goods Shed, the Cainscross Toll House and the Arundel Mill houses.  As a founder member of Stroud Valleys Project, Anne was involved in CPC and the Brunel celebrations.

Rachel Russell - Company Secretary
A Trustee since 2012, Rachel Russell has worked at English Heritage, various housing associations and a housing co-op. She moved to Stroud in 2006 and believes historic buildings are a precious resource, rich in embodied skill, energy and history, which can continue to benefit us all.

Hugh Barton
Hugh Barton is Emeritus Professor of planning, health and sustainability, working on radical new books integrating health and well-being into planning at the University of the West of England. He lives in Stroud and brought up his children in the town. His hobbies include cycling, mountain walking, singing and conducting.

Tim Harrison
Tim Harrison was involved in the direct action to save the buildings in Stroud’s lower High Street, and has worked on the restoration of many listed buildings in the Stroud area in his capacity as a joiner. He has also successfully restored a listed commercial building, Piccadilly Mill, which he now runs as a group of workshops, studios and offices. He became a trustee in 2004 with the specific intention of bringing the Brunel Goods Shed back into community use.

Steve Hurrell
Since 2005 he has helped regenerate the Brunel Goods Shed. He recorded this transformation using photography whilst gradually increasing the pictorial archive of all the Trust's projects. As a town councillor he is involved with the improvements to Lansdown Hall and Gallery, a Grade 11 listed building, following its purchase by the council as a village hall for Stroud.