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young people My Poplar by Pheobe Deary PHEOBE DEARY IS 17 and studies at Cambridge Heath Sixth Form. We recently visited her at the Aberfeldy centre where she is working towards getting the Duke of Edinburgh award. She is also a contender in the Tower Hamlets Young Mayor race. name: Pheobe Deary, age: 17 college: Cambridge Heath Sixth Form What is your favourite subject? Politics because I like to get engaged with everyday news. What kind of projects are you involved with? I am involved with a Duke of Edinburgh project which means I get to be involved in lots of different things. We go on expeditions and residentials and we also get to work with the elderly community. We recently worked on community gardens and were involved with the BBC Show, ‘The Flowerpot Gang’. What are your hopes for the future? I hope to go onto university and study law. Who is your inspiration? THE CONSTRUCTION OF what will be the Spotlight Youth Centre and Langdon Park Sixth Form is well under way as the 'topping out' ceremony of the building, celebrated in July marks the final stages of the concrete structure being erected. The centre is a the culmination of a partnership between Poplar HARCA, Langdon Park School, Poplar Boys and Girls Club and the HARCA that tops it off! London Borough of Tower Hamlets and the result of a consultation with over 1,600 young people from across the borough. It will boast state of the art recording, producing and performance spaces as well as creative programmes; all to be launched in 2013. This is part of our offer to aid the huge amounts of creativity in Tower Hamlets. The event consisted of speeches from Juliana Ben 20 I don’t really have an inspiration, I just like to motivate myself! What do you like about the poplar/Bow area? I like the youth centres and facilities, there are a lot of opportunities for young people. What would you do to change the area? I am not sure that young people in the area really take advantage of the opportunities open to them; I think that should be changed. spotlight Youth centre has its ‘topping out’ ceremony Salem, chair of Poplar HARCA Youth Empowerment Board, Nahimul Islam, Young Mayor of Tower Hamlets and John Parry, a representative from Langdon Park School as well as input from Cllr Rania khan and Jim Fitzpatrick MP. A huge Spotlight banner was unveiled (pictured above) as a trowelled finish was applied to the final pour of concrete to the roof. Local Artists, ‘Armz and Outlaw’ also performed as the group walked to the roof.
Here is another chance for under 7’s to have fun and colour in this picture. Please send to HARCA Life colouring competition, 167A East India Dock Road, E14 0EA by november 1 2012. The prize is a £20 voucher for the Early Learning Centre. Please let us know if you want it returned. the winner of the summer competition was Josh from lansbury West. Well done! name: address: 21 age: phone (parent/carer) HARCA young people
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