Highways in good hands as new apprentices sign on

FIVE apprentices are on the right road for training with Rotherham Borough Council’s highways department.
By Gareth Dennison
Published 23rd Feb 2018, 12:51 BST
Updated 23rd Feb 2018, 14:03 BST
Caption (from left): Council leader Cllr Chris Read with Ryan, Alex, Ollie and Christopher, holding their recently awarded training certificatesCaption (from left): Council leader Cllr Chris Read with Ryan, Alex, Ollie and Christopher, holding their recently awarded training certificates
Caption (from left): Council leader Cllr Chris Read with Ryan, Alex, Ollie and Christopher, holding their recently awarded training certificates

The team, aged 17 to 26, are based at the Hellaby depot and taking part in formal learning though Doncaster College.

Ryan Herrington, Alex Booth, Ollie Snow, Christopher Crerar and Jordan Thrall are the latest cohort in a scheme that has seen seven young people join RMBC permanently.

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Council leader Cllr Chris Read said: “I was really impressed by the enthusiasm and commitment of the apprentices.

“By investing in these young people, the council will ensure that the future of our highways is in safe hands.”

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