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    Town’s Brighton idea for replica youth centre is still going strong after 50 years

    Friday, December 6th, 2019 - Written by GRAHAM FORD
    Senior member training presentations 1996: (left to right) Graham Ford, tutor; Jamie Dalgleish, Ashley Johnson; Barry Tebbutt, community education worker; Gail Casson, John Ross Scott, ward councillor; Gary Dalgleish; James Currie, course director

    Tonight (Friday) sees a special ceremony to mark 50 years of continuous youth work at the site of the former Youth Centre, which is now home to Escape Youth Café.

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