WES Friends Profile

Trevor Jones worked for many years in the international IT industry as a consultant before becoming director of Witchcraft Ltd, with a thriving shop in Glastonbury and an active & busy website, selling Pagan goods. The shop ethos is on quality, and he prides himself that he has been able to provide gallery and sales facilities for some of the most talented pagan artists in many different spheres.

Trevor has also been a country-dweller for many years, managing a smallholding near Sedgemoor, in sight of the Isle of Avalon, in between consultancy postings. He is a bee-keeper, tends a 100 year old orchard, and grows a range of organic vegetables and herbs. He was recycling long before it was fashionable and has been known to become passionate on the subject of compost heaps.

Trevor is also an experienced woodsman, and as well as managing and planting ash, willow, apple, rowan, beech, hazel and birch at home, he also produces hand-crafted chalices, wands, boxes, plaques and scrying mirrors for his clients. Together with Liz, he also makes all the shop incenses, oils and candles. He also works closely with the UK's best herb finder/supplier, to the point where Witchcraft Limited have proudly become a top supplier of rare herbs in the country - with probably the best and most complete range in the country - certainly larger than many longer-established companies.

Trevor is mid-way through a degree in history, and is about to start a certificate in herbal medicine. He is an avid student of the craft, and is now frequently asked to proof-read and review new books.

He is a second-degree initiated witch with some Ritual magic experience, and also a member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids. He has performed and participated in many handfastings and larger-scale rituals - often open to the public.

Trevor has a love of horse racing and is a member at Cheltenham Races.

Together with Liz he hosts a talk-show on Internet Radio - "The Witching Hour" and also a weekly session of "Glastonbury Today".

His ancestral background is Welsh (note the uncommon name of 'Jones') and this is reflected in his love of Celtic legend and magic. He is a Companion of the Chalice Well, A Life Governor of the Royal National Lifeboat Association, and a supporter of various charitable organisations, including the Goddess Temple, the Woodland Trust, and the Injured Jockeys Fund.