We’re delighted to welcome our new apprentices, who’ve joined teams across Broadacres in roles including Health, Safety and Environment, Electrical, Low Carbon Heating Solutions, Heating, Property Surveying, Housing and HR.
They’re already getting stuck in, learning from experienced colleagues and bringing fresh ideas and energy to their teams. Each will gain hands-on experience alongside recognised qualifications, helping them build strong foundations for their future careers.
At Broadacres, we’re passionate about helping local people grow and develop.
Apprenticeships give us the chance to invest in new talent and create opportunities that benefit both our organisation and the communities we serve across North Yorkshire.
Lee Sugden, Interim Chief Executive at Broadacres, said:“It’s fantastic to see new talent coming into Broadacres. Our apprentices bring fresh perspectives and real enthusiasm, and we’re committed to giving them the skills and experience they need to build rewarding careers with us.”
We’re proud to have them on board and can’t wait to see how they progress over the coming months.
Hinderwell Village Hall has boosted its outdoor sports facilities with the help of a £200 Broadacres grant, funding new equipment so local people of all ages can enjoy activities from tennis and basketball to walking football.
Cayton’s cricket club has been revived with the help of local volunteers and a £200 Broadacres grant, keeping the village’s cricketing tradition alive.