A Plymouth man has started a successful business after applying for a thousand jobs and being turned down each time. Brandon Hulcoop, who is totally blind, said that sometimes it was because potential employers thought his disability meant he wouldn’t be up to the task.
But he has proved them all wrong by setting up the thriving All Things Dotty business, making braille books and greeting cards - and has even written his debut novel. And it’s led to him receiving a top award from King Charles III and having a special visit from a Government minister.
The 24-year-old was honoured with the NatWest/King’s Trust Enterprise Award in London this summer, rubbing shoulders with celebrities such as Rylan Clark, Ferne Cotton and Ant and Dec. And he attended a special reception at Buckingham Pala

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