Lana Smith and Cameron Brady have both attended The Bridge Youth Centre for a number of years and now give their time to volunteer on Friday nights. Cameron, 16, is also taking The Bridge’s Level 2 personal effectiveness qualification.
“The Bridge trustees, staff, volunteers and I feel privileged to be a part of local young people’s lives. We’re proud that they now want to ‘give back’ to the project,” said John Prockter, manager of The Bridge Youth Centre.
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Neil Thomas speaks to Bridgnorth CC chairman Guy Black about exciting times at the go-ahead club, as well as wider challenges facing the sport. It
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