Former police officer opens coffee shop to support trafficking survivors

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Oct, 07:07 · Archive

A former police officer has opened a coffee shop that supports anti-trafficking schemes.

Bryn Frere-Smith, a former police officer, has opened Blue Bear Coffee in Tombland, Norwich. The coffee shop is designed to support anti-trafficking schemes and assist survivors of human trafficking.

Frere-Smith has highlighted how his business contributes to these efforts, working to combat human trafficking and provide support for those affected by it.

Former police officer opens coffee shop to support trafficking survivors — Image: Eastern Daily Press

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Meet the former cop behind the coffee shop helping survivors of human-traffickingEastern Daily Press · 4 Oct, 06:00
Meet the former cop behind the coffee shop helping survivors of human-traffickingNorwich Evening News · 4 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Bryn Frere-Smith · Blue Bear Coffee · Tombland · Norwich

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