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Arts and crafts day

Published on 30th November 2006 in News

Goole Youth Centre was the venue for an art and craft day last weekend, which was funded by Clubs for Young People.

Seen (far left) making fabric flowers are Victoria Penistone, youth worker Diane Kelsey and Sophie Last. (30-11-26 GT)

(Left) Hard at work making Christmas cards are Samantha Hobson and Kelly Pells. (30-11-27 GT)

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