We champion and celebrate Gloucestershire’s countryside, driving practical solutions that support the sustainable use of land while standing up to decisions that threaten our landscapes, wildlife, and communities.
From influencing planning policy and advocating for affordable rural housing to recognising environmental excellence through our Awards scheme and delivering meaningful local projects, we work to ensure that both people and the countryside are at the heart of decision-making.
As part of the national CPRE network, with a presence in every county, we combine deep local knowledge with the strength of a national voice.
With your support, we can protect, enhance, and champion Gloucestershire’s countryside for generations to come.
Our team
Trustees
We are proud to be guided by a dedicated Board of seven Trustees who bring a wealth of experience, expertise and passion to our work.
Together, they provide strategic leadership and help ensure we continue to protect and enhance Gloucestershire’s countryside for future generations.
Our Board is led by the following Honorary Officers:
- Chair: Simon Murray
- Vice Chair: Steve Smith
- Treasurer: Claire Feehily
Learn more about our Trustees or get in touch with our team by clicking the button below…
President & Vice Presidents
- President: Madeleine Bunting
- Vice Presidents: Professor Adrian Phillips, Professor Patricia Broadfoot CBE FAcSS, The Earl of Harrowby, Dame Fiona Reynolds, The Earl of Wemyss and March
Staff
- Director: Louise Chandler-Mullins
- Communications and Development Manager: Matilda Jones
- Project Manager: Eve Gilbert
The years 2026 to 2028 will mark a period of celebration and renewal for CPRE Gloucestershire.
In 2026, CPRE nationally celebrates its centenary; one hundred years of championing and protecting the English countryside.
Just two years later, in 2028, CPRE Gloucestershire will mark its own centenary.
