The Principle Trust Children’s Charity has announced the appointment of Jamie Kemp, Platform Director at Ilkley based online training and compliance provider, High Speed Training, as its new trustee for Marketing and Communications.
The Principle Trust Children’s Charity provides crucial breaks for children experiencing trauma or abuse, poverty, mental health issues, serious illnesses, or disabilities. These holidays offer a lifeline, giving families the chance to heal, reconnect, and create cherished memories.
Jamie has helped drive the of High Speed Training’s growth over the past 11 years, establishing it as a leading online training provider, and in his new voluntary role, his wealth of experience in marketing and communications from a business-to-business perspective will help guide the charity’s strategic outreach and awareness efforts.
Jamie’s appointment comes as The Principle Trust continues to expand its operations across the Yorkshire region in response to the cost-of-living crisis, which has intensified the difficulties faced by families.
Speaking about his appointment, Jamie said:
“I’ve always admired the work The Principle Trust does to support children and families across Yorkshire. Having supported the charity through fundraising and sponsorship initiatives at High Speed Training, I’m honoured to now be joining the board. I’m passionate about helping the Trust reach even more families who need a break from the challenges they face.”
Jamie has been a long-standing supporter of the charity, assisting with company fundraising and contributions. High Speed Training is also sponsoring the Trust's The BIG Ilkley Quiz on 20th November which will be hosted by co-sponsor Your Ilkley Radio.
Founder of The Principle Trust, Mike Davies MBE, welcomed Jamie to the board, saying:
“We’re absolutely delighted to welcome Jamie as a trustee. His experience in digital strategy, marketing and communications will be a tremendous asset to the Trust as we continue to grow.
“Beyond his professional expertise, Jamie has shown a genuine commitment to supporting our work over the years. His enthusiasm for making a difference in children’s lives truly shines through, and we’re thrilled to have him on board as we continue to expand our support for families across Yorkshire.”
Council approves earlier opening for McDonald's near Ilkley
Chocolate appeal launched ahead of Ilkley's Santa Float
Ilkley Round Table to collect at railway stations for Children in Need
Local care provider celebrates double win at Bradford Care Awards
Birthday card appeal for Ilkley WWII veteran as he turns 102
Ilkley businesses could benefit from new £2million electric vehicle grant scheme
Veterans selling poppies on Northern trains say support from passengers has been 'heartwarming'
Date announced for Ilkley's Macmillan Fashion Show 2027
Conveyancing firm celebrates new Ilkley office and ten years in business
Overnight A59 closures planned as Kex Gill road works reach final stages
Nominations open for 2026 Small Business Awards across Ilkley and Keighley
Call for Yorkshire Water to return to public ownership after 335 pollution incidents
66 poppies displayed in Menston to honour fallen servicemen
Dates announced for Ilkley Food and Drink Festival 2027
Two Ilkley businesses nominated for UK's Favourite Local Business award
Ilkley's first Pumpkin Festival hailed a huge success
Who will take over Alpamare? Questions remain after Flamingo Land departure
Police appeal to identify man following assault and burglary in Ilkley
Police investigate burglary and two attempted break-ins in Ilkley
Yorkshire Garden Centres raises more than £106,000 for children's hospice
