DC Bristol South
Exciting news from our County Commissioner, Graham Brant and introducing our new District Commissioner, Paul Harper.
Dear all,
I would like to thank both Scott Stowell and more recently Isabelle Mills for their leadership over the past few months in Bristol South.
It is with great pleasure that I would like to introduce you to Paul Harper who will be coming into Bristol South as District Commissioner for the next 18 months to develop and grow a team to take the District forward in the future. Paul has a wealth of scouting experience in most sections and has been a Deputy County Commissioner in Avon between 2015 and 2018.He will be in touch with his new email address as soon as its available.
I am sure you will join me in welcoming Paul to the District and he will look forward to getting to know you all in the next few months as we return to face to face scouting .
Yours in scouting
Graham Brant – County Commissioner – Avon Scouts
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Dear All
Thank you to Graham Brant for the introduction. It is a privilege to be stepping into the Bristol South District Commissioner role at this exciting time as we ease our way back out of lockdown. I look forward to meeting the district team and to making new friends and renewing some old acquaintances. I would also like to thank Scott and Isabelle who have provided support with the hand over.
I am delighted to say my Avonscouts.org.uk email address is now up and running again so my contact details are as follows paul.harper@avonscouts.org.uk
Scouting is a fantastic movement. So lets get moving forward once again!
Paul Harper
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