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Prison Service Potential for institutinal based community biogas linked…

- - - - HMP Guys Marsh
      - HMP near Birmingham
  - - - Advanced Anaerobics
- - - - Open to ideas for innovation
      - large amount farm land and a farm shop.
      - food waste goes off site. They had a Big Hannah aerobic composter but it moved to another prison
      - Hort. Education interests via Manchester College
    - - Contacts suggested by Andrew Wright
        
        Local other areas
        
        Kirkham, Preston, Lancashirediane.clare@hmps.gsi.gov.uk
        
        Prescoed, Pontypool (Wales) Dairy
        
        Clink Resturant prison farm producer
        
        Hewell Grange (Worcestershire) Dairy
        
        National
        
        Head of land based services in London for the prison services (agriculture and horticulture)
        Christopher.Coveney@hmps.gsi..gov.uk
        
        Head of engineering in London
        John.rigdon@hmps.gsi.gov.uk
    - - 45 acres of land developing the farm extensively linked to biodiversity conservation and ecology with public access
      - introduce rare breed livestock beef and pigs (for meat) to manage the land.
      - Gardens department - market garden - seeds - mainly to produce fruit and veg for the prison. Flowers are grown for site.
      - wood industrial - making wooden windows using imported wood- saw dust shaving is a biproduct it could be pelleting.
      - willow plantation for crafts - but not used for biomass (or for co-producing chickens or eggs)
      - Had a Big Hannah food waste and management variable - so the food waste goes to the biogas plant in Doncaster
      - * there is an abandoned social club that there is interest in transforming into a rare breeds cafe. This may be a possible candidate for sources of renewable energy.
      - nterested with GBTF's links to Africa and said inside the prison they repair abandoned bikes - for Sierra Leone David Murden (and Albert Foundation - Beverley ) - with David Bellamy - 'slave route to trade route'.