The Silverstein network ↗Taylor Silverstein / United Kingdom
TaylorSilverstein.

Biography

The person.
The perspective.

South London, Coulsdon and Kent. A personal background behind the projects and investments.

South London to Kent.

I was born on 16 August 1999 at Mayday Hospital in Thornton Heath, south London, now known as Croydon University Hospital. I grew up in Coulsdon, Surrey, before my family moved to Kent in 2014. I now live in Sheerness.

My interests increasingly centre on technology, web development, digital publishing and personal investing. I use my websites to give these interests a clear home, while keeping the personal story separate from the investment record.

A working-class background.

My grandfather owned a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen shop. My grandmother worked for stockbrokers Walker Crips Group plc. My mother worked in retail, and my father worked in vehicle mechanics.

These are parts of my family background, and of the perspective I bring to my own projects and investments.

Selected memories.

2006–13

Cubs and Scouts

I was involved with Scouts between approximately 2006 and 2013. Through Cubs and Scouts, I participated in Trooping the Colour activities between approximately 2008 and 2012.

This participation was through the youth organisation, not military service.

2012

London Paralympic Games

I attended the London Paralympic Games and remember watching a men’s wheelchair athletics race. The precise event and classification are not confirmed.

2014

A move to Kent

My family moved from Coulsdon to Kent, beginning the next chapter after my childhood in Surrey.

Education and work.

2002–2009

Smitham Primary School

Primary education.

2009–2014

Bensham Manor School

School education.

2014–2017

Bradfields Academy

Continued education in Kent.

2017–2018

Sheppey College

College education.

2015–2022

Scope Disability — volunteering

Volunteering with Scope.

2017–2021

Hotel — potwasher

Worked as a potwasher in a hotel.

2019–2020

Groundsman

Grounds maintenance during the summer holidays.

2021–2023

Food factory

Worked in a food factory.

January–April 2026

Department for Work and Pensions — work experience

Work experience placement with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

March–June 2026

Mortgage broker — work experience

Work experience with a mortgage broker.