The mayor of Lancaster is among the first 'prisoners' to be announced to take part in a special fundraiser for St John's Hospice.
Councillor Margaret Pattison will be among those to be 'locked up' in A-Wing at Lancaster Castle at this year's 'Jail and Bail' event.
Jail and Bail takes place on October 22, and players - all dressed in prisoner uniform - have to contact their friends, family and business contacts from their cell, to raise funds for the hospice in order to be released.
The mayor said she was "excited to take part".
Other 'prisoners' to be announced so far are Ashley Walker from HSE Advice UK, Tom Rigg from B4RN - Broadband for the Rural North, John Harrison from Houseclub Estate Agents, and Donna Mitchell, Lillianne Robinson and Alex Gabriel from Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust - with more to be confirmed. All are pictured below.






You can still apply to take part HERE.
Beyond Bear got involved at last year's 'Jail and Bail' only to escape and go 'on the run' to raise funds for the hospice!

Read more: VIDEO and PHOTOS: Beyond Bear goes on the run for St John's Hospice Jail and Bail - Beyond Radio
St John's Hospice in Lancaster provides palliative care for patients in North Lancashire and the South Lakes.


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