SIMON MORRELL

BE PART OF ONE PUNCH KILL! One Punch Kill is a powerful short film set in a northern English town, exploring how pride, reputation, peer pressure and public humiliation can build toward a single fatal act of violence.

Julie & Simon on Never Giving Up. The following is, as always, a true story and tells of a legal battle Julie and I have endured and kept private over the last year. The details of the legal issue aren't important; the moral of the story is. Please feel free to share with your friends and family.

An Everyday Warrior. From a very young age, I realised my father was not a man of honour. If God sent me an angel in my wife Julie, he most certainly sent me a devil for a dad. I was just six years of age when I saw my first "heavy", a mountain of a man, sent to our house to recover a debt my father owed.

I've never kept my alcohol abuse a secret. It isn't something I am particularly ashamed of, not something to feel proud about, but my withdrawal was a desperate attempt to rid myself of hangovers, falls, arguments and ultimately the man who caused me to drink so much in the first place; my father.

Drains, a Life of Adversity. I was three years old, I had been lost in the woods and, in a separate incident, fallen down a drain where I remained for quite some time before being found and rescued by neighbouring housewives searching for me.

When the IRA Came to Town, sometime ago, as I say in my office, having not long taken over my father's business, a mistake that almost cost me my life, I received a phone call that changed how I dealt and thought about conflict forever.

Love, a Fuel for Fear. There is more than one way to cope with fear.

Two short talks on the importance of Self-Help and Choosing the Right Path. Sometimes we get so wrapped up in helping others that we forget our own welfare, so in the first of two short talks, Simon talks about how to help ourselves.