What does YEB stand for?

Young Engineers for Britain (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Murray was 12 when his gadget's potential was spotted at a Young Engineers for Britain competition at Hampden.

Young inventor turns taxi rank thug

The video camera-based system was singled out for praise by BAA bosses at a Young Engineers for Britain contest held at Hampden Park in Glasgow.

Facing jail, the child inventor who turned into a thug

In addition, Sheila was also a key organiser of the Annual Welsh Young Engineers for Britain Awards, held for many years at the St Mellons Country Club.

Great affinity with young people at the university

THE hunt to find Young Engineers For Britain 2001 has been launched.

Mirror Works: Why Not Go For I.T. Girls

The event hosts the finals of the Young Engineers for Britain Competition, and Geoff was given the award for the Best Supporting Individual, presented by TV personality Gareth Top of How 2.

A top award for Geoff

FOUR teenage inventors from Bridgend have been chosen to represent Wales at the UK final of the Young Engineers for Britain 2002 competition.

Inventors compete

Robin was recently second in the Young Engineers for Britain competition for 11 to 14-year-olds with his idea, named Project Expose.

Robin's plastic plan to toughen up cars

Gareth Seabright and Chris Waring, who attend St Thomas More RC School in Greenmoor Road, Nuneaton, received awards in the West Midlands heat of the Young Engineers for Britain 2000.

Prize inventions