Splashing out

Tes Editorial

28th October 2005 at 1:00am

(Photograph) - Splashing out: young people in Trinant, Caerphilly, used urban art to jazz up their community centre this week, backed by Groundwork, a charity which had its furniture recycling centre in Rhymney, pictured, redecorated over the summer

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