Young people's priorities for spending included safe places to meet andsocialise, internet cafes, more activities and leisure opportunities,dance and drama workshops and increased sports facilities.
Allocations included 50,000 for disadvantaged young people totrain with professional filmmakers; 8,200 for a mobile musicstudio; 5,000 for circus skills equipment for a peer learningscheme; 30,000 for up to 600 young people to train at the OpenCollege Network; and 4,000 for 15 disabled young people to attenda weekend residential trip.
Labour councillor Anne Western, Derbyshire lead member for children'said: "We wanted to make sure that this money is spent where it will beof most benefit to young people."
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