LYMM Youth and Community Centre opened every night during the school summer holidays – thanks to a team of volunteers.
Up to 35 young people aged from six to 18, attended to listen to music, “hang out”, take part in activities and enjoy tasty snacks.
A barbecue wrapped up the programme on Bank Holiday Monday.
From September, the centre returned to opening on Monday and Friday evenings from 7pm, for Year 6 youngsters. Entry is free and the centre is providing a range of activities after school.
The centre also hopes to hold junior nights, for Year 3-6 pupils on Wednesday evenings, subject to parents coming forward to volunteer.
More details are available from Su on 01925 754080
LYMM Youth and Community Centre opened every night during the school summer holidays - thanks to a team of volunteers.
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