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Person
Mr Nick Chapple
Mr Nick Chapple is a trustee of The Ecclesiological Society (since 2014). Source: Charity Commission records.
Trustee at The Ecclesiological Society
- 1 current role
- Served alongside 8 people
Official record Charity Commission · updated 25th October 2026
Roles
1 role across 1 organisationCurrent roles (1)
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The Ecclesiological SocietyTrustee · 2014-present
Official record ยท Charity Commission
- Source
- Charity Commission
- Organisation
- The Ecclesiological Society
- Role
- Trustee
- Appointed
- 2014-10-09
- Record reference
- Charity 210501
Current
Charity trustee roles come from the current Charity Commission register, which lists serving trustees only. Company roles, current and past, come from Companies House.
People Nick has served alongside
8 people across 1 organisationBased on overlapping official board records. Calculated from official records It does not mean they know each other. Only formal co-service is listed: people are never joined on a matching name alone.
The Ecclesiological Society 8 people · 2014-present
- Andrew Peter DerrickServing together now · since 2014
- Dr Mark Jonathan KirbyServing together now · since 2014
- Eleanor Louise AndersonServing together now · since 2014
- Frances Mary CookServing together now · since 2014
- Graham Paul WhiteServing together now · since 2014
- Ms Becky PayneServing together now · since 2014
- Paul GrayServing together now · since 2014
- Philip Martin DraperServing together now · since 2014
Sources
- Charity Commission
- Register of Charities: current trustees and appointment dates.
- Edition
- Register edition compiled 25th October 2026
- Identity
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