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Zaffar Van Kalwala

Opinion Having run a successful youth event, Zaffar Van Kalwala wants youth hubs on the high street  (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala)
Brent Council

Why putting community back at the heart of Brent's high streets is essential

Children having fun, meeting new people and getting some exercise at this year's Super Kickz football project (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala) Children having fun, meeting new people and getting some exercise at this year's Super Kickz football project (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala)
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Every child deserves the freedom to play outside

Young people attending the My Futures youth employment event at Wembley Young people attending the My Futures youth employment event at Wembley
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Talent is everywhere in Brent but opportunity is not

Young people braved the heat of the weekend to take part in the Super Kickz football project (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala) Young people braved the heat of the weekend to take part in the Super Kickz football project (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala)
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Football scheme highlights need for safe youth spaces in Brent

Young people, parents and carers will benefit from a free weekly football project in Brent (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala) Young people, parents and carers will benefit from a free weekly football project in Brent (Image: Zaffar Van Kalwala)
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Free football clubs for young people of Brent go beyond the pitch

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