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Latest news & events

BTWSC Co-ordinator Sworn In As Notary Public In Ghana:

BTWSC co-ordinator Ms Serwah adds notary public to her legal resume

Its Cool To Recycle End Of Project Event:

Brent Youths Make Recycling Cool

An evening with Dawn Butler & special guests, discussing strategies for achievement, values and overcoming/ The 'African Voices' Speed discussion with some of the contributors:

An intimate, cerebral evening of discussion to mark African/Black History Month with contributors from BTWSC's book & DVD

It's Cool To... Care About The Environment Event Day:

Come and support the youths' end of project event and watch their DVD on fly-tipping and the environment

Latest videos

Ms Serwah Presents Youth Crime Submit Petition At No. 10:

Following the BTWSC Because... Youth Crime consultations and workshops, it was decided that the next step was to have a summi...

Child Fed Up With N-Word (Full Video):

Hear the full version of the impressive oratory by 11-year-ol Jonathan McCoy, as he makes his case against the N-word!...

The Songs Of Life Trailer:

A sub-10 minute trailer of BTWSC/Roots To Branches' Arts Council England/National Lottery funded edu-tainment concert, which ...

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Ms Serwah Presents Youth Crime Submit Petition At No. 10

Following the BTWSC Because... Youth Crime consultations and workshops, it was decided that the next step was to have a summit where key stakeholders, from Government level down, would hear concerns and the top 4 youth crime reduction suggestions. The Prime Minister suggested the Home Office - eventually Home Office Ministers Vernon Coaker MP and Allan Campbell respectively attended the 2008 summit and 2009 1 year on feedback meeting.

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