Spaces for new Wokingham members now available at Arborfield Youth
Wokingham Borough Council’s youth service is offering local youngsters the chance to take full advantage of the activities on offer at Arborfield Youth Club by joining the club.
Located on Swallowfield Road in Arborfield, the Wokingham youth club runs on Thursday evenings between 7pm and 9pm and is open to 13 to 19-year-olds. Arborfield Youth Club is currently accepting new members. The first night is free of charge with a £1 entry fee for subsequent sessions attended by young people.
Louise Morris, youth worker said: “We are currently organising an action group comprising young people to help us plan new activities and develop resources for the club. It means members will be able to ‘own’ their club and have a chance to decide on and organise activities that they want to do. Current members have been putting together an arts project looking at the different types of art from jewellery-making to street art, as well as participating in wood craft sessions. If you are interested in taking part, why not come along and join in the fun!”
Cllr Malcolm Bryant, champion for youth and leisure, said: “Wokingham Borough Council’s youth clubs provide friendly, safe environments for young people to go to. And for a small fee, they can make new friends, meet old ones, and take part in a huge range of fun activities.”
Located on Swallowfield Road in Arborfield, the Wokingham youth club runs on Thursday evenings between 7pm and 9pm and is open to 13 to 19-year-olds. Arborfield Youth Club is currently accepting new members. The first night is free of charge with a £1 entry fee for subsequent sessions attended by young people.
Louise Morris, youth worker said: “We are currently organising an action group comprising young people to help us plan new activities and develop resources for the club. It means members will be able to ‘own’ their club and have a chance to decide on and organise activities that they want to do. Current members have been putting together an arts project looking at the different types of art from jewellery-making to street art, as well as participating in wood craft sessions. If you are interested in taking part, why not come along and join in the fun!”
Cllr Malcolm Bryant, champion for youth and leisure, said: “Wokingham Borough Council’s youth clubs provide friendly, safe environments for young people to go to. And for a small fee, they can make new friends, meet old ones, and take part in a huge range of fun activities.”
Wokingham Borough Council
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