The day-to-day running of the charity is managed by our on-site farm team, with our Board of Trustees taking overall responsibility for governance and strategy.
Farm Team
Tiffany Keaton
Director
Tiffany has been a friend to the farm since the late eighties and bought her own children to the farm when she lived in London.
She joined our team in 2007 and is responsible for overseeing the running of the farm including finances, managing staff and volunteers, publicity and fundraising and reporting to the Management Committee.
She also project manages the refurbishment program.
Director
Tiffany has been a friend to the farm since the late eighties and bought her own children to the farm when she lived in London.
She joined our team in 2007 and is responsible for overseeing the running of the farm including finances, managing staff and volunteers, publicity and fundraising and reporting to the Management Committee.
She also project manages the refurbishment program.
Holly Isaacs
Administrator
Holly joined our team in 2009 and is responsible for the administration of the trust including the bookings for all the accommodation, camping and our classroom. She also manages the accommodation and ensures it is clean, comfortable and well maintained.
If you would like to discuss a booking please contact Holly for a chat and she will be more than happy to help.
Administrator
Holly joined our team in 2009 and is responsible for the administration of the trust including the bookings for all the accommodation, camping and our classroom. She also manages the accommodation and ensures it is clean, comfortable and well maintained.
If you would like to discuss a booking please contact Holly for a chat and she will be more than happy to help.
Rob Macbeth
Head Gardener
Rob joined our team as a volunteer in 2008, working in the organic vegetable garden.
In 2013 he became the Head Gardener and now manages the expanded vegetable gardens, the farm shop, the garden volunteers and the weekly market stall.
Rob lives on the farm with his partner Leela and their children Eden and Emerys.
Head Gardener
Rob joined our team as a volunteer in 2008, working in the organic vegetable garden.
In 2013 he became the Head Gardener and now manages the expanded vegetable gardens, the farm shop, the garden volunteers and the weekly market stall.
Rob lives on the farm with his partner Leela and their children Eden and Emerys.
Trustees
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Jane Buttigieg
Chair of Trustees Jane has been involved with the farm for over 25 years. A senior manager in Westminster Play Services, Jane has brokered many training and development activities for young people and local groups to visit the farm. She is highly experienced in setting up projects for diverse and different age groups and leading training in play. Jane is a community activist and campaigner, and has been a catalyst in projects such as family centres for the homeless, family learning programmes and inter-generational art and play schemes. She is also president of SouthWestFest, a community festival in south west London that attracts over 6,000 people annually. |
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Steve Shaw
Vice Chair of Trustees
Steve Shaw trained as a documentary cameraman and filmmaker. In 1981 he was invited to take a group of kids on a summer camping trip to a farm in Cornwall, and the following year to a farm in Glastonbury which later become Paddington Farm. From this experience came the Children's ITV series "Running Loose” and youth organisation Paddington Arts, which Steve still runs. Paddington Arts maintains a close connection with Paddington Farm and each year brings young people for a summer residential. Steve is actively involved in the local community and has served as a school governor and on the board of many local charities.
Vice Chair of Trustees
Steve Shaw trained as a documentary cameraman and filmmaker. In 1981 he was invited to take a group of kids on a summer camping trip to a farm in Cornwall, and the following year to a farm in Glastonbury which later become Paddington Farm. From this experience came the Children's ITV series "Running Loose” and youth organisation Paddington Arts, which Steve still runs. Paddington Arts maintains a close connection with Paddington Farm and each year brings young people for a summer residential. Steve is actively involved in the local community and has served as a school governor and on the board of many local charities.
