The Charity

Charitable Incorporated Organisation Status

Sustainable Crediton is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, charity number 1209069. Our details are on the Charity Commission website.

If you wish to contact our Trustees do so at .

Our Trustees

Andrew Davey

Andrew Davey (Secretary)

My professional background is working as a public librarian for over 30 years, including 10 years as manager of Exeter Central Library. I am a founder member and director of The Bookery, a Community Benefit Society, with a High Street shop and extensive outreach and events programme. My interests include protection of nature and the environment – I’m a member of various national and local organisations including Devon Wildlife Trust, Woodland Trust and Greenpeace.

Claire Johnstone

Claire Johnstone

Please see my biography under Our Core Group, of which I am also a member and co-convenor.

David Nation

David Nation

Retired Probation officer who represented Crediton on the District Council for 16 years. Always been concerned about the environment, I oversaw the introduction of the kerbside recycling service. I have always supported Sustainable Crediton and its predecessors.

Gerald Conyngham

Gerald Conyngham

I have been involved with Sustainable Crediton in various ways for about 15 years. My current interests are sustainable energy, e.g. solar panels and heat pumps, and better facilities for cyclists and pedestrians, especially the Boniface Trail from Crediton to Exeter. Also local planning issues, especially in relation to new housing developments.

Nicola Frost

Nicola Frost

I am Head of Impact, Insight and Learning at local grantmaker Devon Community Foundation. A social anthropologist by training, with a long-term professional interest in community organising. Having grown up in Crediton, I returned with my family in 2015. I am also currently Chair of Governors at Hayward’s Primary School

Tiffany Gaston

A keen cyclist and lover of the outdoors, I’m passionate about protecting our environment and being a part of my local community. I have volunteered at the Crediton Food Larder for several years and am also part of a group setting up the Crediton Community Land Trust.

As a teacher, I’m particularly interested in creating more opportunities for young people to get involved, have their voices heard and play an active role in shaping their futures, I’m delighted to be joining Sustainable Crediton as a trustee and look forward to supporting its work in promoting environmental awareness, tackling climate change and strengthening  our community.