Simon Hampton
Simon joined the team at Lockerbrook in April 2006 having been a director of an NHS Trust in Sheffield. Simon has considerable broad level management experience as well as experience working in the voluntary sector, public sector (including Local Authority experience)and in the private sector.
Simons work experience is varied and includes, major multi sport event management, significant strategic and operational management at senior levels in the NHS as well as a management and team development consultant.
Simon focuses on the management and development of the centre and will also be developing and delivering team and mangement development components of programmes with centre users.

Graham Jones
Graham Has worked at Lockerbrook since 1991 when he moved to Lockerbrook with his family.
Graham's background in engineering and outdoor activities meant that his experience has been key in the development of the centre from a simple accommodation base to the outdoor activity centre it is today. Overseeing both the structural and educational developments which provide groups with a first class residential experience.
Graham is responsible for the activity provision at Lockerbrook, is qualified to lead activities run from the Centre and acts as technical advisor for all caving activities.
Outside of Lockerbrook, Grahams interests are many and varied, but have one thing in common they are all in the outdoors. Caving, climbing, canoeing and general mountaineering. His caving interest have led to him explore many caves in the UK, the Vercor area of France, Spain and Majorca.

Management Committee
Voluntary management committees manage all of the Woodcraft Folk's Centre's and campsites. The Lockerbrook Management Committee is made up of 10 members who give their time to steer the Centre in a direction which fulfils the aims and principles of the Woodcraft Folk as well as working on practical projects to maintain and develop the Centre. The members bring a wealth of Woodcraft Folk experience and an enthusiasm for outdoor education to the Centre.
Notes from a member of the committee