This summer, the Pythian Club’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programmes lit up Nottingham with energy, community, and joy. Every week, we engaged hundreds of young people across seven venues, delivering more than 100 sessions that blended sport, creativity, learning, and healthy meals. The result? Skills built, friendships formed, and amazing smiles all around the city.

Last week, The Pythian Club had the privilege of joining forces with Capital One for a truly memorable outreach day—one that brought our community together and made a real impact in the heart of the city.

At The Pythian Club, we are incredibly grateful for the support of individuals and businesses who believe in our mission and help us make a real difference in the community. Today, we want to shine a spotlight on one of our most generous supporters: Rebecca Leivars, founder of Leivars Interiors Studio.

At The Pythian Club, we believe in the power of opportunity—sometimes, all it takes is a chance to try something new to unlock hidden potential. That’s exactly what happened with Victor, a student at Nottingham College, whose story is quickly becoming one of our proudest moments.

Nottingham is a city built on the strength of its communities, and few have done more to nurture that strength than Ben Rosser. This month, Ben was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) in recognition of over two decades of tireless service to the city’s young people and his unwavering commitment to community safety.

Ben Rosser, the Chief Executive Officer of TPC, has received a prestigious invitation to attend the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace. This honor is a direct result of the sustained commitment to excellence demonstrated by both Ben and the entire team at TPC in Nottingham. The invitation serves as a significant acknowledgment of the hard work, dedication, and exceptional performance consistently delivered by TPC.