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Young People invited to have their sayYoung People in South Cheltenham Invited to Have Their SayAll young people in south Cheltenham are being invited to a series of road shows being held in July to discuss youth provisions in the area. The initiative being run by SCYP (South Cheltenham Youth Project) aims to find out what young people think should be available to them in their neighbourhood. SCYP, launched in April, is a partnership of agencies, which includes, Police, Cheltenham Borough Council representatives, the youth service, local councillors and South Cheltenham Children and Young People's Group (SCYPG). It has the following aims... * To reduce incidents of anti-social behaviour in the South Cheltenham * To address problems caused by the presence of young people in South Cheltenham * To provide facilities for young people through the exploration of venues within the South Cheltenham area * To encourage young people to take responsibility for their actions and behaviour PC Ian Miles, from Leckhampton Safer Community Team is involved in the up coming road shows, he said: "We thought it was necessary to consult the young people before any building work or strategic decisions were made. We want to hear for anyone who is under the age of 18 and who lives in south Cheltenham. "This is not a request for unrealistic thoughts but it is a genuine opportunity for local young people to tell the authorities what they feel and how we can all work together to improve dialogue and respect for each other." The road shows are being held on... Monday 23 July - Benhall Park, Benhall Tuesday 24 July - Grange Field, Charlton Kings Wednesdsay 25 July - Naunton Park, Leckhampton Thursday 26 July - Brizen Fields, Up Hatherley The events will start at around 6pm and last for a couple of hours. Young people will have a chance to speak to members of the youth service, local police, play rangers, park rangers and the youth council. "It is a informal situation, we just want to speak to as many young people as possible to hear exactly what they want." PC Miles added. There will be a free barbeque and various entertainment will be laid on. Anyone who would be willing to help with entertainment over the four evenings should call Keith Peacey on 0845 090 1234. Posted : 02/07/2007 21:43:37 PLEASE NOTE: This story has been archived and the information contained within it may no longer be correct.
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