Ann Green – Chair
Ann Green, MA, CIPD, is a former Executive Director of HR in the NHS and HR Director in both the Independent and Charity Healthcare sectors in the UK. Ann has previously chaired “Jeans for Genes”; The Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee for North Cambridgeshire; and “The Well” Counselling Charity in Peterborough. She currently Chairs her local Patient Group; is a member of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CCG’s Patient Reference Group. Ann has worked as a Spiritual Director for the Diocese of Peterborough since 2014.
Sheila Bucknell
Sheila is a founder Trustee of Light Project Peterborough and has seen the Charity flourish from its embryonic stage to what it is today. She has been a Street Pastor and LPP City Centre Chaplain serving the needs of People in the Peterborough City Centre and is also a Trustee of CROPS, which provides educational and pastoral Resources to Peterborough Secondary Schools. Sheila has also been a mentor to vulnerable and disaffected secondary school students, a prison visitor. A member of Haddon Church PCC and currently the Church Treasurer. Since the charitable work began, Sheila has also been involved with the LPP Peterborough Winter Night Shelter for homeless at St Mary Magdelene Church (Stilton).
Mark Jackson
Mark has lived and worked in Peterborough for the majority of his life. He is a qualified accountant and is a partner in a firm of accountants. Mark’s work includes providing audit services, accountancy and tax advice to a variety of organisations including owner managed businesses, charities and academy schools. He has hosted a charities conference locally for a number of years bringing together many charities across the city.
Mark is a member and trustee of Park Road Baptist Church and helps lead some of the work with children and young people there. He is also a trustee (and treasurer) of Churches Together in Central Peterborough, which brings together 7 of our city centre churches to work alongside each other and other agencies in the city, working with the local community.
Paul Logan
Paul first came to know about Light Project Peterborough as a service user to the Garden House just after it opened in October 2018. Paul grew up in Peterborough, has been homeless and has suffered life threatening illness. He brings a ‘lived experience’ to the board of trustees.
Paul tells us “An amazing team of both staff and volunteers helped me find peace, faith in others and hope in rebuilding my life from the ground up. By February 2019 I was asked to volunteer at the Garden House, which was such a turning point in my life, being given a chance to help others was such a massive boost to my self worth and confidence. I love Light Project Peterborough enormously, the staff and volunteers I got to work with daily changed my life completely. I am now so honoured to be helping others as a trustee, God bless you all.”
Stuart Lidgett
Stuart has a background in financial services, telecoms and a water business working in many business functions including marketing, lending, HR, new product and process development, operations, customer service and supply chain management. He also has a keen interest in facilitating the strategic development of businesses and organisations. Stuart has long been an active member of his local church and is currently a member of its PCC.
Tim Alban Jones
Tim was ordained in Hereford in 1988 and served his curacy; from there he became a Team Vicar in the Ross-on-Wye Team Ministry with responsibility for four very rural parishes. After just over seven very happy years Tim and his family moved to Soham where they spent fifteen years. During his time in Soham, the parish was thrown into the media limelight with the murder of the two school girls. He was awarded an MBE in recognition of his ‘service to the community’. Tim moved to Peterborough in 2015 to take up a role as Chaplain to the Bishop of Peterborough and residentiary canon at the Cathedral. From January 2022 Tim has been full-time Canon Pastor and Vice Dean at the Cathedral.
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