Heritage, People and Spirit

Meet the Team

Saving the Pigeonnier is a deeply personal family project, created with love and determination by three people bound by heritage and a shared sense of responsibility.

Peter and Tina are the custodians of the land where the pigeonnier stands. They have lived alongside this structure for many years, witnessing its quiet decline and holding a deep appreciation for its historical value. With a strong connection to the past and a desire to preserve it for the future, they became the driving force behind this restoration campaign.

Working alongside them is Lisa Williams Edgar, Tina’s cousin and the project manager. Lisa is a clinical therapist and senior lecturer who brings organisation, ethical planning, and heartfelt commitment to the appeal. Her role is to support the campaign’s communications, help coordinate fundraising, and ensure every step is handled with ethical planning, transparency, care, and purpose.

Together, Peter, Tina and Lisa are committed to preserving the pigeonnier and the wider historic farmstead around it. What began as an appeal to save one building is becoming a broader journey of restoration — bringing together heritage, people and spirit, and inviting others to follow the story as it develops.

We would like to invite you to join us and be part of a journey of restoration ~

heritage, people and spirit.