Somerset Trust for Sustainable Development







So who are we?
The Trust was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee on 4th September 2000. The memorandum and articles of association are based on model rules for a charitable company. The Trust became a charity in July 2004. Initialy known as the Somerset Trust for Sustainable Development, the new name Ecos Trust was chosen in early 2007 to reflect our more regional focus.
Board of Trustees Stuart Black - MD Property Development Company, former Chair of Urban Villages Forum SW. Lucy Durnan, formerly SSDC Cllr and Director of Somerset Trust for Preservation of Historic Buildings. David Gordon (Chair), Former County Cllr and historic building restoration expert. Henry Best, Trustee of CPRE, Somerset Wildlife Trust. Lady Cameron of Dillington, landowner and Director of Dillington Farms. Francis Blake, Soil Association Director and Farmer. Janet Aram, former district councillor. Malcolm McAll, Architect. Simon Fairlie, Chapter 7 and Editor of The Land is Ours Angela Yeoman, Chairman of Foster Yeoman Quarries. Ian Moore, Project Director of the Genesis Project at Somerset College of Arts and Technology. Julia Hailes MBE, author and broadcaster on sustainability.		Staff Charles Couzens, Executive Director Sue Ayling, Finance Manager Corina Reay, Project Officer Liz Antliff-Clark, Project Officer Cara Naden, Regional Co-ordinator Christine Honeyands, Administrator

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The Trust was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee on 4th September 2000. The memorandum and articles of association are based on model rules for a charitable company. The Trust became a charity in July 2004.

Initialy known as the Somerset Trust for Sustainable Development, the new name Ecos Trust was chosen in early 2007 to reflect our more regional focus.