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Taking a pride in the community  How do you encourage young people to take a pride in their community, rather than engaging is antisocial behaviour? By encouraging their inclusiveness and by providing them with facilities.Lisa and I took a short train trip yesterday, and found ourselves at the station with eye-catching silhouettes of - well, you can see the young people's names - in an area that used to be notorious for its graffiti. I understand that the work is that of the younger kids, and their older brothers and sisters then take a sibling pride and "woe betide" anyone who tries to tamper with or deface them. Of course, allowing the station to be painted up in this way is also eye-catching, distinctive, and attractive for us more mature members of society. Looking around further, a BMX park, plenty of fishing facilities, and we were in a town that offers an example to others. Like all towns, though, I'm sure that there are other things / areas they could learn from. Where am I talking about? "Not telling" says I ... unless you follow this link! (written 2009-06-14 08:40:10) Associated topics are indexed under M207 - Well House Manor - Bath and North East Somerset[1930] Bath Christmas Market - (2008-12-08) [1851] Pictures from a delegate - (2008-10-22) [1822] Claverton Pump - (2008-10-06) [1821] Autumn - (2008-10-05) [1723] Bath - Melksham - Devizes. Bus route changes, new timetable - (2008-07-26) [1662] Westonbirt Arboretum Postcode - (2008-05-31) [958] Plain Ole nice pictures - (2006-11-30) [929] Presenting Melksham - for a weekend away in Wiltshire - (2006-11-17) [848] Bath - a tourist city on our doorstep - (2006-08-29) [824] Pictures of Avebury, Longleat and Dyrham - (2006-08-06) [680] Letter Boxes - (2006-04-11)
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