Rebecca E Lilley
Rebecca Lilley is a heritage consultant. Formerly the Secretary of the Lutyens Trust, she maintains her passion of all things Lutyens by continuing to organise events for the Lutyens Trust and sits on the Board of Trustees. Rebecca holds a degree in Architecture and a Masters with Distinction in Architectural Conservation. Currently she works for Clive Aslet in a research capacity. This has included contributions into new research on the life and works of Sir Edwin Lutyens for Clive's 2024 book 'Sir Edwin Lutyens: Britain's Greatest Architect?' and the 2025 book 'King Charles III: 40 years of architecture'. Rebecca is also a trustee of The Friends of Canterbury Cathedral, and the Godmersham Park Heritage Centre - a small museum in the grounds of the Georgian country estate in Kent, once home to Edward Knight, brother to the British novelist Jane Austen.