Roger Morrad

Her Majesty’s Prison Bristol is a Category B prison (Those who do not require maximum security, but for whom escape needs to be made very difficult) operated by Her Majesty's Prison & Probation Service (HMPPS) with an approximate capacity of 500 residents.

Originally built in 1883, HMP Bristol serves the courts of Bristol and the South West and is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment, supporting those in custody to learn and develop new skills to help them on release.

1625 Independent People support young people aged 16-25 years old who are at risk of becoming homeless or are already homeless. Community mentors work with one of the four Bristol offices from which the organisation supports up to 500 young people at any given time and over 2500 a year through its team of 100 staff.

Serving a 12 month term as a board member representing the interests of Bath's 170 leisure business providers.

A BID is a business-led and business funded body formed to improve a defined commercial area. BIDs were first established in Canada and the US in the 1960s and now exist across the globe, including in South Africa, Germany, Japan, New Zealand and Australia. The improvements made by a BID are determined by businesses and can include core services such as additional cleansing and… Show more

Serving a 12 month term as a board member representing the interests of Bath's 170 leisure business providers.

A BID is a business-led and business funded body formed to improve a defined commercial area. BIDs were first established in Canada and the US in the 1960s and now exist across the globe, including in South Africa, Germany, Japan, New Zealand and Australia. The improvements made by a BID are determined by businesses and can include core services such as additional cleansing and security or more wide-ranging projects such as recycling, business support, improved infrastructure, joint purchasing, area branding and promotion. The Bath BID Company is governed by a BID Board responsible to levy payers. Show less

Listening volunteers are there for anyone who needs someone. Spending over a million hours responding to calls for help each year. Through the provision of support, they can change the course of someone’s life.