The Child of Britain Awards are taking place on Friday 24^th June 2022, at the prestigious Grosvenor House on Park Lane. The Star-studded event shine a light on the incredible achievements of children and young people across the UK and will be attended by many famous faces from across the country. The stars of the event will be the winners themselves, who have some amazing stories to tell.

After the success of the Child of Wales awards, whereby Trade Centre Wales headline sponsored, we are excited to announce The Trade Centre UK as the sponsor of the Young Sporting Hero Award.

The Trade Centre Group are award winning and one of the largest independent used car supermarkets in the U.K, They prides themselves on providing the highest quality used cars at the very best value. They sell over 40,000 used cars every year, with the added convenience of customers being able to drive away their perfect car in just one hour.

Mark Bailey, Founder and Owner of the Trade Centre Group, said of their involvement “After hearing about the Child of Britain Awards and seeing the success of the Child of Wales awards, we knew they were working to achieve something amazing. We just knew we wanted to get involved and do our bit to make a difference. It’s hard to envisage a more benefitting event, more closely aligned with our ethos and core values, than one that recognises the contribution of children within our great nation.

We are so pleased to be involved with the awards and to sponsor the Young Sporting Hero award.”

Blanche Sainsbury, founder of the Awards said “After working with Trade Centre Wales on the Child of Wales Awards, we were delighted that they chose to sponsor the Britain Awards. They add to the extremely high calibre of businesses already on board to help us honour some amazing children across the country.”

There are only a few sponsorship options remaining for the event, so be a part of a special occasion and recognise amazing achievements, get in contact with Ashleigh Kerr at ashleigh@childofbritain.com to find out more.