When you've finished reading this issue of Young People Now you'll get to make a choice about what you do with the magazine. You can bin it. You can pass it on to a colleague to read. Or you can keep it.
For most youth workers this isn't a difficult decision to make. After all, you never know when you might need that useful feature on sexual health or that background information on antisocial behaviour orders.
I guess that a large number of copies of Young People Now printed each week get kept. Some filed away in perfect chronological order on neat bookshelves. Others just pile up on the nearest surface.
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