Fraser has been chair of the YJB for three years following his appointment in 2020, and is now set to remain in office for a further two years from 14 April.
He has been involved in the YJB for five years, having first been appointed as a member in January 2018, and is also the chair of Local Partnerships and 999 Cenotaph.
Fraser also recently became a member of the governing committee for the Youth Endowment Fund in March 2023, and has previously been a commissioner for the UK Race and Ethnic Disparities Commission.
The YJB welcomed Fraser’s reappointment on Twitter, saying: “We look forward to another important two years working together to do the best for our children.”
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