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Bethesda
Methodist Chapel, Hanley,
Stoke-on-Trent
Biddlestone
RC Chapel, near
Netherton, Northumberland
Coanwood
Friends Meeting House, near Haltwhistle, Northumberland
Baptist
Chapel, Cote, Oxfordshire
The
Dissenters' Chapel, Kensal Green Cemetery,
London
Friends
Meeting House, Farfield, near Addingham,
West Yorkshire
Longworth RC Chapel, Bartestree,
Herefordshire
Chapel
of Our Lady of Lourdes,
Blackpool, Lancashire
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The
Historic Chapels Trust
Sir
Hugh Rossi – Honorary President
Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith, MP – Chairman
Member of Parliament for Berwick-on-Tweed since 1973. Former Chairman,
Council of Europe's Sub-Committee on the Artistic and Architectural
Heritage. Methodist local preacher. Formerly elder in the United Reformed
Church.
Professor
Clyde Binfield, OBE
Historian. Emeritus Professor in History, University of Sheffield. Publications
include James Cubitt (1836–1912) – the Contexting of a
Victorian Architect (Chapels Society 2001). Elder and lay preacher,
United Reformed Church. Currently President United Reformed Church History
Society. Past President, the Chapels Society, the Ecclesiastical History
Society. Trustee, Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust, Chairman, Fabric
Advisory Committee, Wakefield Cathedral.
Neil
Burton, BA (Hons), FSA
Architectural historian. Director of the Architectural History Practice.
Former Secretary, Georgian Group, 1994–2001. Previously an officer
with the Greater London Council Historic Buildings Division and English
Heritage. Author of English Heritage leaflet, New Works in Historic
Churches and several books and articles on building history and
conservation.
James
H Gregory, BA (Hons)
Practising barrister on the Northern Circuit. Long-standing chair of
local regeneration initiative. Particular interest in restoration and
subsequent public use of buildings of quality. Active supporter of environmental
charities. Wide experience of property issues as trustee of property
syndicates.
Christina van Melzen
Trustee and elder of her local Quaker Meeting. Trustee, Suffolk Historic
Churches Trust and representative for the Nonconformist churches on
their grants committee since 1989. Former secretary, Chapels Society
(1992–2000) and Secretary to the Organising Committee, Walpole
Old Chapel since 1994.
Lord (Andrew) Mawson OBE
Independent crossbench peer. Founder and President of Bromley-by-Bow
Centre, Co-Founder and President of Community Action Network (CAN).
Minister in the Baptist and United Reformed Churches for 25 years. Member
of Prime Minister's Delivery Unit, 2002–04. Leader, motivator and
adviser to a number of major projects including Water City (a visionary
plan to revitalise East London and a vehicle for true Olympic legacy
utilising the forgotten waterways of the area) and One Church, 100 Uses,
a newly established agency of the United Reformed church that brings
new life to church buildings no longer needed for worship.
Oliver Pearcey BSc IHBC
Historic environment consultant. Former Director of Conservation at
English Heritage. Previously employed in Department of the Environment
whence he was seconded to the Greater London Council. Chairman/Trustee
of several charities.
Lord (David) Shutt of Greetland OBE FCA
Chartered accountant. Former councillor (1973–2003). Member of
the House of Lords. Trustee of Pennine Heritage and a member of the
Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
Christopher Stell, OBE
Architectural investigator with the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments
(England) 1955–89; Consultant from 1989. Authority on the architecture
of Nonconformist chapels. Author of Inventories of Nonconformist
Chapels and Meeting Houses in Central England (HMSO, 1986), in South
West England (1991), in the North of England (1994); in Eastern
England (2002). Hon Secretary, Chapels Society,1989–92, Hon
Editor, 1992–94, President, 2001–04. Member of the Listed
Building Advisory Panel of the Methodist Church 1994–98, of the
Baptist Union, 1998–2002. Hon Secretary, Ancient Monuments Society
from 1988. Hon
Vice-President, Royal Archaeological Institute from 1988.
Dr Jennifer M Freeman, Hon D Arts, Dipl Cons (AA), IHBC, FRSA, FSA
– Director
Architectural historian, writer, developer of historic buildings and
HCT's first Director, from 1993. Chairman, Freeman Historic Properties
Ltd President, Kettering Civic Society. President, Friends of Kensal
Green Cemetery, Chairman of Fabric Committee. Trustee, Heritage Link,
Building Crafts and Conservation Trust. Committee member, Save Britain's
Heritage since 1977. Former Secretary, Victorian Society. Former member,
Council for the Care of Churches. London Committee of English Heritage.
Author W D Caroe, Co-author Save the City: a Conservation
Study of the City of London, Kensal Green Cemetery.
Anthony Rossi, CBE, Dip Arch, Dip Con Studies (York) RIBA –
Architectural Consultant
Architect now retired from small private practice in Norfolk specializing
in historic buildings including churches, chapels, work for historic
buildings trusts and the National Trust. Previous posts included historic
buildings advisor to Derbyshire County Council and conservation architect
with Norwich City Council, architect to the Roman Catholic Cathedral
of East Anglia and Chairman of the Sub-Committee for Church Patrimony
of the Catholic Bishops' Conference. Deputy Chairman of the Ancient
Monuments Society and Chairman of their casework sub-committee.
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St
George's German Lutheran Church, Tower
Hamlets, London
Salem
Chapel, East Budleigh, Devon
Unitarian
Church, Todmorden, West Yorkshire
Umberslade
Baptist Church, Tanworth-in-Arden, Warwickshire
Wainsgate
Baptist Church, near Hebden Bridge,
West Yorkshire
Unitarian
Church, Wallasey, Merseyside
Walpole
Old Chapel, Walpole, Suffolk
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