In 2014 the ‘Save Trent Park’ campaign was launched by Jason Charalambous to secure a publicly accessible future for the House, and ensure its incredible story can be shared with the public.
The hard-fought campaign received widespread public support and press coverage - with over 1,000 people attending one of several public meetings, over 10,000 people signing petitions, high profile endorsements from Sir David Jason OBE and others, and adoption by the Prince's Regeneration Trust BRICK Mentoring Scheme.
After two years of intense campaigning, the objectives of the campaign were met with the principle of a museum enshrined in Berkeley Homes's planning application for redevelopment of the site, and a Memorandum of Understanding being struck with the developer to incoportate a museum within Trent Park House. The Trent Park Museum Trust was therefore established in 2016 to develop and ultimately operate the museum in the House, and we have since been working tirelessly in developing a masterplan to secure a safe future for the Secret Listeners' story.
With your support, we will complete the following: