The Trustees

Dedicated to preserving the historic property and ensuring its use aligns with the values and mission of the Old Manor Farm Preservation Trust.

Our Mission

The Trustees of Old Manor Farm are dedicated to preserving the historic Grade 1 listed property and ensuring its use aligns with the values and mission of the Old Manor Farm Preservation Trust. The trustees oversee the maintenance of the property’s heritage, manage community outreach initiatives, and support charitable endeavours rooted in Christian faith-based principles. Their work helps maintain the legacy of Old Manor Farm while fostering its role as a centre for local community engagement and religious and educational activities.

Old Manor Farm Trustees
Nick Winnington-Ingram

Nicholas Winnington-Ingram

Trustee

Nicholas Winnington-Ingram (Nick) is a British National who lives with his wife in Hungary.


Gerald Winnington-Ingram

Gerald Winnington-Ingram

Trustee

Gerald is a former UK barrister with three decades of leadership experience as a CEO, strategic consultant, and entrepreneur in the technology and media industries.

For the past ten years, his work has centred on environmental sustainability and supporting innovative, purpose-driven businesses. He is now focused on creative higher education, aiming to develop the next generation of impact-focused entrepreneurs.

Gerald is committed to helping build an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, and socially just world. He lives with his wife in Hong Kong and travels regularly between Hong Kong and the UK.


Adam Cox

Adam Cox

Trustee

Adam Cox is the eldest of four children. He was educated at St. Edward’s, Oxford University, and later read Medieval Studies at Exeter University. In 1992, he co-founded a law firm, Motor Industry Legal Services (MILS), where he works as Managing Director.


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The Right Reverend Bishop David Richard John Evans

Trustee

David was born in 1938 and pursued his education at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, where he earned his BA in 1963 and his MA in 1966. He began his ecclesiastical career at Clifton College in 1963, was ordained as a Deacon in 1965, and became a Priest in 1966. His journey in ministry took him to various parts of the world, serving as Bishop in Peru from 1978 to 1988 and concurrently as Bishop of Bolivia from 1982 to 1988. He later served as an Assistant Bishop in Bradford from 1988 to 1993, followed by a role as General Secretary of the South American Mission Society (SAMS) from 1993 to 2003.

David also held several honorary positions, including Honorary Assistant Bishop in Chichester (1994-1997), Rochester (1995-1997), and Birmingham (1997-2003), while continuing his ministry as Honorary Curate in the Stourdene Group of parishes from 2003 to 2010. Since his retirement in 2003, he has remained active as Honorary Assistant Bishop of Coventry and currently serves as the Patron of the CMJ.

David enjoys spending his free time playing golf and engaging in philately. He is married to Dorothy, with whom he shares three married children and ten grandchildren.

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