Peter Knight

Chair

Peter is the current chair of PERA. In this role he takes the lead on issues relating to Bath Rugby and Bath Recreation Trust. He is also the CCAG representative

Ceris Humphreys

Vice Chair and PERA Governance

Ceris is Vice Chair and is also responsible for the oversight of PERA's governance and constitution. In addition, she is responsible for work on transport matters, dealing with matters including the Clean Air Zone, Low Traffic Neighbourhoods and pollution. Ceris also sits on the FOBRA Transport Committee.

Alun Branigan

Treasurer

Alun joined the PERA committee in 2021 as treasurer, looking after all financial matters.

Christopher Jones

Secretary

Chris joined the PERA committee in 2021 as secretary.

Caroline Greenwood

Committee Member

Caroline works with Jane on organising and promoting PERAs social events. She is also the main liaison with Friends of Sydney Gardens and is one of our FOBRA representatives.

Evan Rudowski

Evan Rudowski headshot
Committee Member

Evan is responsible for PR and media, as well as pollution.

   

Ian Herve

Committee Member and FOBRA Representative

Ian is a FOBRA representative and is the main liaison with the Friends of Henrietta Park. Ian also leads for PERA on the subjects of flood risk in the area and noise nuisance.

Chrissie Harrington

Committee Member

Chrissie works on issues relating to transport, including the Clean Air Zone and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods.

Sam Nichol

Membership Secretary

Sam Nichol is the Membership Secretary for PERA and is responsible for all new membership issues, including the processing of new member applications.

 

Henrietta Park opened to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria of 1897

Great Pulteney Street was commissioned by Sir William Pulteney, it was designed by the architect Thomas Baldwin and completed in 1792.

Sunderland Street, a side street off Great Pulteney Street, is the shortest street in Bath, with only one address.