Doncaster man mountain wins top award
Harry Regan, aged 21, has won an army of fans for his online videos of lifting heavy weights - but now he has picked up a top trophy instead after winning the Yorkshire Apprentice of the Year award from house builder Redrow.
The former Ridgewood High School pupil said: “I feel really proud to receive this award.
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Hide Ad“It came as a surprise as the company is full of talented people, but it shows that hard work doesn’t go unnoticed and effort really does pay off.
“It’s a great time to receive it to top off my apprenticeship.
“I love the job I do and I have been fortunate to have had the hands-on experience of working on two different development sites as I’ve trained.”
He added: “Being part of a large team, involving so many different disciplines, is fantastic and has really helped me to see the big picture when it comes to house building.
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Hide Ad“It is really satisfying to progress through the levels with Redrow. The support and encouragement I have received have been brilliant.”
The prestigious accolade recognises Red Row’s top performing trainees across the country.
Harry joined Redrow in 2013 and has achieved levels 2 and 3 in bricklaying, picking up a whole host of distinctions for his top quality work along the way.
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