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Vicki Mills, who works in Head Office, sold snowflake badges for £1 each to RCS employees to raise money for Cancer Research UK. In doing this Vicki raised a total of £42 which will help to fund more research into a cure for all types of cancer. Vicki is thrilled to have raised this money…

The ‘Charlton Upbeats’ is a bespoke programme delivered by CACT for young people with Down’s Syndrome. The programme has some 25-30 regular attendees, aged between 5 to 24. Sessions are organised every Saturday and are delivered at the Charlton Athletic training ground in New Eltham. The annual Christmas Party is being held on the all-weather…

Victor (pictured right) will be greatly missed by the cleaning team at BACB and by all at RCS. On 7th December RCS Operations Director Tom Lloyd (pictured left) and Contract Manager, Danny Addo-Boadu presented Victor with some farewell gifts in recognition of his outstanding service for the company. Everyone at RCS would like to wish…

This innovative scheme is in operation at Aldworth House from Monday to Thursday Five green car share/car parking spaces have been mapped out in the car park and, from Monday to Thursday, participants at head office are using public transport, cycling, sharing transport to and from the office, or sharing a car parking space. Friday…

On Friday 23rd November the company held a ‘Dress Down Day’ in order to raise money for CACT’s ‘Ability Counts’ project, which is a programme of sessions run in school term time for disabled players from the ages of 5-16 years old. CACT is seeking to raise £1,000 to enable the programme to continue. Staff…

Tennis legend, Boris Becker and former player Mark Petchey took lead of the training session, which aimed at introducing the Upbeats to the techniques of tennis. The Upbeats loved the interactive session and it gave Maggie and Gemma a chance to speak to The Upbeats relatives about the work that CACT do and how it…