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Yes, you have not employed this person for long enough for her to have acquired any statutory protected employment rights.
If you can demonstrate in excess of 25 years unchallenged access, as you state, the trust will have difficulty in challenging you. Effectively you would have acquired a right of access by prescription, ie. your use has not been challenged throughout the 25 plus years.
The answer is very simple. No!