The NINEVEH Charitable Trust aims
The NINEVEH Charitable Trust
supports a broad range of UK-based
projects and activities of benefit to the General Public,
with an emphasis on promoting better understanding of
the environment and countryside, whilst facilitating
improved access, education and research.
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- R.G.H. Lewis NDA (Chairman)
- Dr. M.F. James BSc, PhD
- J.D. MacGregor BSc, MSc
Park Farm, Frittenden Road
Biddenden, Ashford
Kent TN27 8LG
Many thanks to David Merewether for assisting us with Photography
Below is a synopsis of information that is available on other pages of our website.
The aims of our charity are:
- To promote the study and appreciation of agriculture, horticulture, silviculture, land conservation & management, ecology and preservation of the countryside.
- The health, welfare and education of the general public.
- In furtherance of the above to offer research grants & charitable funding to any person or charitable body whose objects include the above objectives.
Robert GH Lewis, NDA (Chairman)
Robert's interests include field sports, rugby and the study of conservation and natural history. He is a member of the Royal Forestry Society, The Farmers Club, The National Trust, The Countryside Alliance, and the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust.
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Michael F James, BSc PhD
Mike's interests apart from science include country sports, walking, touring, art and museums and visiting ancient sites. He is a member of English Heritage, the National Trust and the Society of Chemical Industry.
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John D MacGregor, BSc MSc
John concentrates his time on providing strategic advice to farms and estates, in particular in setting up joint ventures, at the same time advising on environmental and diversification opportunities.
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Charitable funding proposals should address the objectives of the Nineveh Charitable Trust.
Other proposals may receive consideration, guided by the Trustees' views on what the Trust's Founders, Professor and Mrs James, would have supported.
In 1968, Professor Thomas E James and Mrs Marjorie F James founded The Nineveh Charitable Trust. The Trust was set up to relieve poverty and sickness in all parts of the UK and to promote the health, welfare and education of the general public.
The Trust encourages the study of agriculture, ecology and land conservation by awarding research grants and charitable funding to those who undertake projects in these fields.
