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Tom’s First Year as Charity Ambassador
It’s a year since Tom Holmes, popular 22-year-old Reading FC first team player, became Berkshire Youth’s Charity Ambassador.
12 May 2022
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New Tilehurst Art Club
We’re working with Tilehurst Parish Council to launch the new Tilehurst Art Club for local young people in school years 7 – 9.
9 May 2022
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Mental Health Award Winners!
We are thrilled to have been named ‘Youth Mental Health Champions of the Year 2022 – Berkshire’ by Global Health & Pharma.
5 May 2022
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Free Multi-Sport Sessions for Tilehurst Young People
We’re delighted to be working with Tilehurst Parish Council to offer FREE multi-sport sessions for local young people in school years 7 – 9.
4 May 2022
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Join Berkshire Youth’s DofE Group!
Berkshire Youth is an open DofE provider, offering access to DofE programmes.
28 April 2022
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Winnersh Youth Hub
Our mobile bus will be visiting locations across Winnersh over the coming weeks
28 April 2022
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Waterside Update
Waterside Centre continues to be a hive of activity!
28 April 2022
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Jasmine’s Fundraiser
We are so grateful to Jasmine Barrett and her friends who are fundraising for Berkshire Youth by taking on the Llaberis Path in Snowdonia next month.
28 April 2022
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Tilehurst Parish Council Update
We are delighted to announce that The Jubilee Annexe is now open!
28 April 2022
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Bracknell Youth Worker Vacancy
We’re looking for an amazing youth worker to join our team.
28 April 2022
Meet the Trustees – Andrew Littlejohns
28 January 2021
Andrew Littlejohns is proving to be a very welcome addition to our Management Board. We asked Andrew to tell us a little more about his background and skills.
Andrew says: “I work with owners, ranging from Banks through Private Equity funds to individuals, to help transform their businesses. I normally work as a Chairman or Interim CEO, across a broad variety of sectors and sizes of business. I regularly lead turnarounds, strategic, operational and/or commercial transformations.”
On a personal note: “I live in Berkshire with my wife, two children and a crazy dog. A ‘retired sportsman’, what little spare time I have is spent shouting at the England Rugby, Cricket or Football teams on television, walking, cycling and travelling (although not too much of the latter recently, for obvious reasons).”
We asked Andrew why he wanted to become a Berkshire Youth Trustee: “It is not an overstatement that the massive and consistent cuts in Government youth spending and the wider, protracted and serious impacts of Covid-19 have combined to further marginalise already underprivileged and vulnerable young people in our country. They are all of our futures and I wanted, in some small way, to help the incredible people at Berkshire Youth who work tirelessly, around the clock, to plug the ever growing gaps in our local youth support.”