Rosslyn Chapel Trust

Rosslyn Chapel Trust was established in 1995 to care for the Chapel and oversee its conservation and public access. Since then, it has also taken on responsibility for the care and maintenance of Rosslyn Castle, Collegehill House and an area of Roslin Glen - see more here.

Rosslyn Chapel Trust  is a registered Scottish charity, number SC024324, and a company limited by guarantee, number SC161958.

The Trust receives no ongoing public funding but depends on income from visitors and donors to undertake its work. You can support the Trust's work here: donate. Thank you for your kind support.

The properties in the Trust's care are still family-owned and The Earl and Countess of Rosslyn are among the Trustees. The Trustees run the charity through a Management Committee, under the chairmanship of Lady Rosslyn. Other members of the committee are volunteers with relevant skills and wide experience. The committee meets regularly to review progress and activities and agree strategy and targets.  Executive management is delegated to the Director, Ian Gardner, pictured right with Lady Rosslyn, who reports to the Management Committee and leads a team of full-time and part-time staff. Other senior members of staff are Graham MacKay (Visitor Services Manager) and Audrey Jones (Finance and Administration Manager).

Vacancies for jobs with Rosslyn Chapel Trust are advertised on this website. The Trust usually employs seasonal staff to provide extra support during the busier summer months and anyone interested in seasonal vacancies can note their interest by emailing director@rosslynchapel.com.