Youngsters get to grips with music technology.
INITIATIVE: A project to help young people learn new skills has been launched.
An industrial unit in Carden Street off City Walls Road, Worcester, has been converted into a training centre for young people aged 14 to 19.
The unit has been developed by AsYSSt, the vocational training arm of the charity Youth Support Services, and was opened by the Bishop of Worcester, the Rt Rev Dr John Inge.
The project director, Tom Humphries, is pictured with Bishop John, Chanel Sampson, left, and Gemma Payne. Picture: Nick Toogood. BUY THIS PHOTO: worcester news.co.uk/pictures/sales. 45351901
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