National youth charity OnSide is seeking approval from Preston City Council to provide a vast range of recreation facilities for young people at the proposed Preston Youth Zone
.A three storey building on the land bounded by Tithebarn Street, Lord Street and Crooked Lane will house the Youth Zone, aiming to combat the city’s issue with anti-social behaviour.
Head of OnSide, Adam Poyner, aims to create a facility that is widely accessible and affordable to people of all abilities.Read more:An overhead visual of the site area Pic: Elephant Visual The new Youth Zone will offer a wide range of sporting, artistic, cultural, physical and recreational activities for young people aged eight to 19 years .
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