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Management Committee

Bob Fitzharris Bob Fitzharris

Bob Fitzharris is Chair of the Together for Regeneration management committee, alongside many other duties he is European Link Officer for the Diocese of Sheffield, Chairman of the Doncaster Cancer Detection Trust and is a member of the Sheffield University Research Ethics Committee.

Bob read Dentistry at Sheffield University and spent 16 years in General Dental Practice, combining it with part-time work in the Teaching Hospitals in Sheffield before going to Lincoln Theological College. As Vicar of Bentley, just north of Doncaster he founded a capacity-building charity and launched a company to recycle wood and return people to full-time employment after having been unemployed for many years.

Sylvia Hamilton Sylvia Hamilton

Sylvia Hamilton is a retired primary school teacher and has been involved in Community work as a volunteer since 1998, first with the Friends of High Hazels Park and later with Darnall Forum. Currently Sylvia is Vice Chair of the Friends Group and Chair of the Forum. As well as being a member of the TfR Management group Sylvia is also a member of Living Waters Christian Fellowship. She is married with two married sons, and five wonderful grandchildren. All this leads to a full and enjoyable life.
   
 
Val Morrison Val Morrison
Val Morrison is an ordained elder in the United Reformed Church and works with Industrial Mission in South Yorkshire as a volunteer Chaplain at Corus Engineering Steels. With a background in Careers Guidance and Personnel Management she brings to the TfR management committee an understanding of the local economy and employment matters.
Vernon Marsh Vernon Marsh

Vernon Marsh was born in St Albans and grew up in Bournemouth.

He studied French and German at Downing College, Cambridge, trained for the Ministry at Wesley House, followed by a year at the University of Tubingen in Germany.

He served in the Newcastle (Brunswick) and Gateshead and Jarrow Circuits before moving to London to be responsible for nine years for work with homeless people in the East End Mission in Stepney. There followed a period in Portsmouth, including Free Church Chaplaincy in the University, before he became Superintendent of the Rotherham Circuit in 1995.

Vernon is married to Meg. They have three children: Tom, Jo and Beth