From what you tell us we know the magazine isn't broke, so it's certainly not a case of fixing it. But after three-and-a-half years of the same format it needed a lick of paint to reflect the ever-changing nature of the youth sector. We have added an extra page of content, introduced new items and tweaked the design to make it more user-friendly.
You will notice that the caricatures of myself, Howard Williamson and Michael Bracey that adorned our columns were very kind to us. But there is no hiding from the advancing years now, as our cartoons have been summarily replaced by pictures of the real thing. I hope this isn't too much of a shock for you ...
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