The Gallipoli Association is a registered charity (No.1155609)

For General Enquiries, please write to: 

Margaret Carter, Hon. Secretary

Patron: HRH The Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh KG, KT, GCVO

President: Christopher Fagan MBE, DL

The Gallipoli Association Trustees are:

Chairman: Brigadier James Stopford CBE - [email protected]

Secretary: Margaret Carter  - [email protected]

Treasurer: New Vacancy - [email protected]

Historian & Webmaster: Mr Stephen Chambers - [email protected]

Membership Secretary: Mr Peter Luff - [email protected]

Overseas Officer: Mr Thomas Iredale - [email protected]

Events Coordinator & Quartermaster: Ms Hester Huttenbach - [email protected] or [email protected]

Communication: Mr Warren Smith - [email protected]

Other Appointments:

Journal Editor: Mr Bryn Dolan - [email protected] 

Education Officer: Mr John Wilson - [email protected]

Digital Officer: Mr Bernard de Broglio - [email protected]

GALLIPOLI STORIES, INFORMATION AND RESEARCH: Please contact the Historian if you have any articles you would like us to consider featuring on the website, or the Gallipolian Editor for inclusion in a forthcoming journal. Also, if you have any Gallipoli diaries, letters, photos, maps or memories you would like to share, please let us know by emailing the webmaster on the above address.

SAFEGUARDING:  The Designated Safeguarding Lead of the GA is normally the Education Co-ordinator. The DSL is currently Ian Binnie, who can be contacted via [email protected] or [email protected]. He can also be contacted on 07976485828.

The GA DSL will normally be the one to refer a concern to the appropriate authority. If a Trustee, officer or volunteer cannot contact him/her he/she should refer the matter to the appropriate council/local authority officer. Contact details can be found by searching on line. The GA DSL should participate in appropriate on line training.

Any Trustee, officer or volunteer of the GA who has significant contact with children or vulnerable adults should have an up to date DBS. Guidance on how to acquire one of these should be sought from the Trustees. Where one of the above is leading/participating in an activity in a setting where there are children and/or vulnerable adults, they should ensure that they comply with the requirements regarding DBS and visitors.