CEO message
We’ve been supporting the licensed drinks trade and its employees for the last 200 years. Pubs, bars, breweries and the people that work in them never stand still – and neither do we. It’s why we evolve, adding new services and strengthening what we do. We make sure that when a publican, bar worker, or anyone with a connection to the trade is in need, we’re there to help.
There’s an estimated 1.2m people who are or have worked in the licensed trade, and 3.8m more that are related to them – 200,000 of whom may need our help at any one time. The impartial support and advice we offer to those people directly and with partners from across the trade, enables them to live and work well.
We do the same through our schools at Ascot, Hassocks and Oxford. We always aim to inspire and educate young people, encouraging learning but also opening up career opportunities. Our schools are inclusive, adopting and establishing best practice for education and personal development across both mainstream and specialist educational settings.
The licensed trade continues to change, as does education and society in general. While this report looks back at our progress in 2017 we are committed to change, to be the forward thinking, relevant and meaningful occupational charity the drinks industry needs us to be.
James Brewster Chief Executive
Support for young people with autism
126 students progressed through our two schools
62% of students completed GCSE’s achieved grades A* to C
12 students at LVS Oxford completed a BTEC Level 1
LVS Ascot
30% of GCSE grades were either A* or A
93.2% of students achieved GCSE’s of A* to C grade
99.5% of students achieved an A Level pass grade, with 48.2% achieving A* to B
Licensed Trade Charity Impact Report 2017
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