The men and women responsible for stewarding Old Manor Farm, in faithfulness to the legacy entrusted to them.
The Old Manor Farm Preservation Trust is governed by a board of Trustees committed to the faithful stewardship of this extraordinary property and its mission. The Trust was established by Nick and Gerald Winnington-Ingram following the death of their father, John Winnington-Ingram, in 2021.
The five trustees who govern the Trust, their backgrounds, roles, and the commitments that brought them together in service of Old Manor Farm.
Meet the trustees Governance & FaithThe Trust's Christian foundations, Statement of Faith, charity registration details, and governing documents, its constitutional and spiritual basis.
View governance PartnershipsThe organisations whose collaboration helps Old Manor Farm extend its reach, in education, heritage, faith, and community.
View partnersThe Winnington-Ingram family carries a distinguished Christian legacy across generations, one that has shaped the character of the Old Manor Farm Preservation Trust and continues to define the Trust's mission.
This heritage is not merely historical or symbolic. It is alive in the personal convictions and commitments of the founding and current Trustees, who established the charitable trust as an expression of their own faith, and of their desire to see Old Manor Farm used in the service of God and for the public good.
The Winnington-Ingram Legacy
Inside Cottisford Church, where John Winnington-Ingram is now buried