Living in a village (even a large village like Hurst Green) does mean that there isn't an awful lot for teenagers to do.
The one facility that they do have is a skate park. The Tandridge Community Safety Partnership is currently running a series of Summer Jams are to promote the legitimate use of public skate parks and surrounding open spaces in Tandridge. The one in Hurst Green will take place on 28 July where there will be a range of activities and interests including the BMX, Skateboarding and In-Line competitions, sports, art and music. Young people will be organising and contributing to competitions, performing live music and acting as stewards.
This is a positive initiative and I do hope they are well attended.
