About the Charity
The Cynon Valley Museum Trust was established in 2015 after the closure of the Museum in November 2014. It was borne from the campaign of members and steering group who had lobbied for the Museum to remain open. The CVMT’s registered charity number is 1161227.
The Board of Trustees are responsible for the strategic decisions at the Museum and come from a wide variety of backgrounds. There are up to 12 trustees who sit on the board and two subcommittees who look after specific aspects of the Museum’s development. The trustees are volunteers and do not receive a salary.
Our Trustees
Jeremy Morgan
Jeremy joined the Museum Steering Group, which later evolved into the Cynon Valley Museum Trust, in 2015. He is now the longest serving Trustee. As someone brought up in the heart of the Cynon valley, he has an enthusiasm for its heritage and culture, allied to a commitment to community ownership and democracy. The Museum being an ideal synthesis of those things.
His professional background is in business and third sector management, where over the years he has undertaken a number of roles as both an employee and external consultant.
His interests include history, travel, food, beer and rugby (the last two being entirely unconnected). He is a lifelong supporter of Mountain Ash RFC and a trustee of the Cynon Valley History Society.’
Martin Passmore
Lucy Bateman
Diane Gwilt
Susan Edwards
Lynwen Law
Join the Board of Trustees
Would you like to be part of the board of trustees and help guide Cynon Valley Museum Trust into the future by supporting the strategic, long term development of the museum?
If that sounds like you please get in touch by filling the form out below.
Stephen Jones
Steve has been living and working in Aberdare for over 10 years after making the arduous 10 mile journey north from his hometown of Pontypridd. He started volunteering with the trust in 2018 while undertaking his degree in Public Services, making the museum the focus of several successful assignments along the way. After graduating, he maintained his links with the museum, eventually becoming a Trustee in December 2019 and Vice-Chair in 2020
In his spare time he can usually be found roaming a local hill in all kinds of weather, fooling nobody when using his connection with the museum to try and add weight to his long-held ambitions of being “Indiana Jones”. Unfortunately, a shared surname, loathing of snakes and a penchant for wearing silly hats when trekking is the closest he’s ever likely to get to achieving this dream…
