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The Surrey County Council has officially reversed its decision to close our youth centres. I am grateful for your sustained commitment to protecting these essential resources for the community. We will remain vigilant to ensure that these facilities continue to serve our youth effectively.

September 20, 2008

Opposing the closure of four youth centres in Spelthorne

Opposing the closure of four youth centres in Spelthorne

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Started by Anonymous 20 years, 5 months ago
To the elected members of Surrey County Council We, the undersigned, oppose the proposed closure of the four youth & community centres in Spelthorne, Middlesex. These being Ashford, Leacroft & Thameside (Staines) & Sunbury.

Updates

February 28, 2008

Meetings with local representatives have commenced to discuss the future of the Ashford, Leacroft, Thameside, and Sunbury facilities. Your signatures remain a vital component in demonstrating the broad community opposition to these closures. Further updates regarding the council's formal response will follow as information becomes available.

Reached 100 supporters

March 10, 2006

6 Comments

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dave Vogel
20 years ago Featured

total joke. they cut funding for everything that actually helps people in the community.

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rachel Fox
20 years ago Featured

These centres provide a safe place for kids to socialise. Essential service for parents who work full time. Bad idea.

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kevin Barnes
20 years ago Featured

not good enough. dont close ashford.

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emma Osborne
20 years ago Featured

so sad to hear this news. i spent so much time at the staines centre growing up and it really helped me. please dont take this away from the next generation.

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Sarah Reynolds
20 years ago Featured

my kids go here every single week. where are they supposed to go if you shut them down? this is absolutely ridiculous.

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Mark Stewart
20 years ago Featured

KEEP THEM OPEN. These places keep teenagers off the streets and out of trouble. Dont be so short sighted.