Meet the Trustees

OUR ACHIEVEMENTS MEET THE TRUSTEES WE NEED YOUR HELP

Helen Enock - Chairman

Helen is a journalist and author (under her professional name of Helen Chislett) and runs her own online arts consultancy. She has organised many charity initiatives, including most recently for The King’s Foundation. She and her husband, John, have lived in the Old Town since 2007.

Richard Beaden – Vice Chairman

Richard was born in Uganda but grew up in Bexhill Old Town and was educated locally. A bricklayer by trade, he has worked in both the UK and Africa, where he worked with remote communities to build schools. He inherited the Lordship of the Manor of Bexhill from his father, Tony, and once again lives in the heart of the Old Town.

Paul Adams - Conservation Officer
Paul has lived in Bexhill for nearly 40 years but only moved to the Old Town itself in 2022. A chartered town planner, he worked for Hastings Council for much of his career including on regeneration of the town centre and, more latterly, wider economic development projects which encompassed the Rother area as well

Raymond Konyn BA (Hons) – Trustee
Qualified in Furniture Design and also Antiques and Fine Art Restoration, Raymond has a background of 30 years creating and running several businesses all connected with restoration and conservation. He was the original Founder of Bexhill Heritage CIO and Bexhill Maritime CIO where he is a Trustee and Chairman, and is a United Nations (Climate & Oceans) Ambassador.

	Helen Enock - Chairman Helen is a journalist and author (under her professional name of Helen Chislett) and runs her own online arts consultancy. She has organised many charity initiatives, including most recently for The King’s Foundation. She and her husband, John, have lived in the Old Town since 2007.
	Richard Beaden – Vice Chairman Richard was born in Uganda but grew up in Bexhill Old Town and was educated locally. A bricklayer by trade, he has worked in both the UK and Africa, where he worked with remote communities to build schools. He inherited the Lordship of the Manor of Bexhill from his father, Tony, and once again lives in the heart of the Old Town.
	Paul Adams - Conservation Officer Paul has lived in Bexhill for nearly 40 years but only moved to the Old Town itself in 2022. A chartered town planner, he worked for Hastings Council for much of his career including on regeneration of the town centre and, more latterly, wider economic development projects which encompassed the Rother area as well
	Raymond Konyn BA (Hons) – Trustee Qualified in Furniture Design and also Antiques and Fine Art Restoration, Raymond has a background of 30 years creating and running several businesses all connected with restoration and conservation. He was the original Founder of Bexhill Heritage CIO and Bexhill Maritime CIO where he is a Trustee and Chairman, and is a United Nations (Climate & Oceans) Ambassador.