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| Pair's mission to make school children healthier |
| "With the introduction of Government legislation bringing healthy eating to schools throughout the country, two friends are helping sports-mad youngsters stay on the ball after setting up their own business. T&A Reporter DAN WEBBER found out more...
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| Telegraph & Argus - 11th September 2006, Click to read more... |
| Brown praises today's young talented entrepreneurs |
| Todays British young entrepreneurs are the most talented in history, Gordon Brown said today.
The Chancellor praised the entrants of the Daily Mail Enterprising Young Brits awards as energetic, dynamic achievers who are vital for the economic future of Britain.
He even joked that their companies were so successful that they were keeping him in a job.
Speaking as he presented trophies to the winners, Mr Brown said: "It is a great privilege to be here. This is the most successful enterprise competition weve ever had.
"I believe that across the country, thanks to encouragement and... |
| Daily Mail- 16th November 2006, Click to read more… |
| Enterprising pair reach finals |
| Two young businessmen have reached the final of the Enterprising Young Brits contest just one year after their company was set up.
Baljeet Bobby Singh and Rowland Egege set up Pro-active Sports last year to provide PE teaching to Bradford primary schools.
The pair beat off 1,000 entries to make a the shortlist of 25 and are now preparing to travel to London for the final hosted by Chancellor Gordon Brown.
At the final... |
| Asian Image-14th November 2006, Click to read more.... |
| Mission to make children healthier |
| Qualified sports coaches Rowland Egege and Baljeet "Bobby" Singh have a mission.
In the wake of pleas from the Government for people to live healthier lives, the pair plan to revolutionise the lifestyles of primary school pupils across the district.
The duo have launched fledgling firm Pro-active Sports to bring physical exercise to primary schools who do not have a dedicated PE teacher.....
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| Telegraph & Argus- 18th September 2006, Click to read more... |
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