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Urgent plea as city youth group 'at breaking point'

Nottingham Post

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April 05, 2025

THE founder of a city youth outreach group says it could close within three months due to the scale of funding pulled from the project.

- By LOUIS CORBETT

Ben Rosser, chief executive of the Pythian Club, who has worked to transform the lives of countless young people for more than a decade, has now issued a desperate plea for help.

After being hit with a 60 percent cut to their funding over the past three years, Mr Rosser said: “It’s about the safety, well-being and future of our young people.

“Our staff have gone above and beyond because they believe in the mission, but we are reaching a breaking point,” he said. “If nothing changes, I may be forced to make the difficult decision to close. We are calling on our local authorities, partners, and wider community to step in before it’s too late.”

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