Moir Stewart
Chair
Moir is a retired police officer with over 30 years of experience working with local communities and was subsequently a Director of Investigations for the Independent Police Complaints Commission. Moir has lived in Penn for 28 years and is a volunteer with Penn & Tylers Green Village Care. Moir was appointed a trustee in March 2019 and became Chair in September 2021. Moir enjoys making a positive contribution to the work of Heart of Bucks.
Robert Taylor
Vice Chair
Robert was appointed a trustee in 2017 and is Chairman of the Finance Committee, he also became Vice Chair in March 2021. An investment banker for 30 years he has lived in Penn, Bucks since 1987 and is currently also a trustee of Penn Residents Society.
Philip Manktelow
Treasurer
Philip was appointed as a trustee in 2017 having assisted with Heart of Bucks’ financial recording on a voluntary basis since his retirement in 2014. His career in finance and accounting included 25 years working with BP and 11 years in a local grammar school. Philip is also a director of BCF (KHC) Ltd.
Mark Bradbury
Mark has worked in high street banking all of his working life and for the last 20 years has lived and worked in Buckinghamshire. He is married with three daughters, who are all state educated in the High Wycombe area. Mark has been fortunate enough to work with many local businesses and individuals and Heart of Bucks gives him an opportunity to give something back to the community. Mark is Chair of the Grants Committee and Social Investment Committee.
Lucy Wood
TEP
Lucy is a qualified solicitor and partner of the private client team at a regional law firm based in Gerrards Cross, specialising in wills, estate planning and trusts. Lucy has lived and worked locally her whole life and is a keen cook in her spare time.
Annalise Pask
Annalise is the Director of The Philanthropy Company, advising charities of all shapes and sizes on growing income to achieve their vision. Annalise lives in Wendover, is passionate about the arts, and enjoys sharing a love of singing through a community choir she has helped to form with local mums.
Pippa Kirkbride
Pippa has enjoyed a successful career in food manufacturing and retail and as a Product Development Specialist has worked for United Biscuits, Grand Metropolitan, Northern Foods and Marks and Spencer. Since retiring Pippa has worked for Citizens Advice as a Money Advice Caseworker, as well as supporting Sense; the deafblindness charity. She has also been a governor of a number of schools, most recently the Beacon where she chaired the Admissions and Marketing Committee. Pippa is also the lead trustee for our fundraising programme.
Annie Norfolk Beadle
Annie has worked for nine years as a project manager and advisor at the OECD in Paris, working with governments in Central, South and Southeast Asia to develop structural policies – first, with a focus on private sector development, and then with a focus on improving education and skills outcomes. She holds an MSc from the LSE, and speaks basic French, Italian and Hindi. She currently also serves as a Skills Governor at Woodside Junior School, Amersham.
George Anson
DL
George has been a resident of Buckinghamshire for 32 years and was recently the 2021 – 2022 High Sheriff. He is involved in a number of charitable and not-for-profit organisations in Buckinghamshire and the UK, since retiring as a partner of a global private equity investment firm.
Kathryn Hobbs
Kathryn has been a grants panel member for Heart of Bucks since 2018 and became a Trustee in 2024. Born and educated in Buckinghamshire, Kathryn worked in marketing and events for the National Trust for 15 years, and has been involved with a number of local charities, both in a working capacity and on a voluntary basis.
Kathryn provides support to His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire and has particularly enjoyed discovering more about the county and its communities through this role.
Pip Vaughan
Pip has been a Trustee for Heart of Bucks since 2024, she is a corporate partnerships professional who has worked within the charity sector and more recently for large corporations such as Ernst and Young and Morgan Stanley, leading their corporate partnerships and sponsorship portfolios. Pip was also formerly a corporate lawyer. She now lives in Chearsley with her young family having moved there in 2018.
