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New focus on youth culture in Brighton and Hove

8:10pm Saturday 13th March 2010 in


Councillors are considering ways to promote culture to youngsters.

Brighton and Hove City Council has set up a cross-party inquiry to look at cultural provision for the city’s youth.

The panel, Labour’s Melanie Davis, the Green Party’s Rachel Fryer and Conservative Carol Theobald, will hold a series of public meetings.

For details, call 01273 291084 or email scrutiny@ brighton-hove.gov.uk.

Comments(6)

Christophe Hawtree says...
8:43pm Sat 13 Mar 10

Brighton and Hove need a dedicated art gallery.

And a good way of promoting culture would be to restore the terrible cut in the libraries budget.

Bizarre that one side of the Council should be cutting culture while the other wants to promote it...

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sussexone says...
9:39pm Sat 13 Mar 10

Christophe Hawtree wrote:
Brighton and Hove need a dedicated art gallery. And a good way of promoting culture would be to restore the terrible cut in the libraries budget. Bizarre that one side of the Council should be cutting culture while the other wants to promote it...
oh good grief, you again!

go count some sockets why dont you.

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yorkie44 says...
2:59pm Sun 14 Mar 10

Will the "drinking culture" be promoted?

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MaryHinge says...
3:21pm Sun 14 Mar 10

Should be seen and not heard.

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The Brighton Bear says...
3:59pm Sun 14 Mar 10

Art galleries and libraries are unlikely to interest the youth however much you might like to dream.

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Christophe Hawtree says...
11:09pm Sun 14 Mar 10

The Brighton Bear wrote:
Art galleries and libraries are unlikely to interest the youth however much you might like to dream.
Why not? The imagination is the path to success and a fulfilled life rather than dullsville.

But, in a way, you a right. It is a futile thing to campaign for better libraries, and I begin to regret the time spent on it.

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