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Cheryl's bid to open youth centre
Girls Aloud star Cheryl Cole wants to open a youth centre for bored teens in her home town.
The pop beauty has already had behind-the-scenes discussions about the idea in Newcastle.
Cole, 24, who now lives in Oxshott, Surrey, was speaking at the band's endorsement launch of a new Kit Kat Senses chocolate bar.
The singer said: "Kids have no opportunities in areas.
"Kids want to be involved in boxing but haven't got a boxing school nearby, little things like that to prevent them, or they're not privileged like that and can't afford £10 a week for boxing or swimming or whatever it is.
"Every community should have a community centre where kids can do stuff.
"I have actually spoken to people about it, getting somewhere in Newcastle, instead of hanging around on the streets somewhere, having somewhere to go."
Cole, who has not been seen with her wedding ring on since learning of England and Chelsea footballer Ashley's alleged infidelity with a Morden blonde two months ago, added: "If and when I do it, I want to be quite hands-on. At the moment I'm too busy with the tour and stuff."
Her bandmate Nadine Coyle blamed today's exploding obesity crisis on the lack of activities available for teens.
She said: "I definitely blame the lack of things to do. There's not enough stimulation for kids."
The band were in London promoting the chocolate bar, which is said to be their highest-paid endorsement yet.
9:02am Thursday 27th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: Ben, Peckham on 10:01am Thu 27 Mar 08
this makes me laugh...... they are talking about oxshott, a tiny village where all of the houses are huge and worth over 1m. Why would there need to be a youth center for kids to do stuff, they probably have all the latest stuff anyway. We talking about Oxshott not Hackney. Come on Cheryl
this makes me laugh...... they are talking about oxshott, a tiny village where all of the houses are huge and worth over 1m. Why would there need to be a youth center for kids to do stuff, they probably have all the latest stuff anyway. We talking about Oxshott not Hackney. Come on Cheryl
Posted by: Sarah Barrran, London on 10:31am Thu 27 Mar 08
Cheryl is talking about Newcastle, not Oxshott
Cheryl is talking about Newcastle, not Oxshott
Posted by: Nick, Surbiton on 12:28pm Thu 27 Mar 08
In other news - education centre opening in Peckham.
In other news - education centre opening in Peckham.
Posted by: Jacob, another planet on 12:50pm Thu 27 Mar 08
Isn't she the one that proved that an automated resonance field has a semi-infinite number of irresolute prime ideals ? I'm sure it was her.
Isn't she the one that proved that an automated resonance field has a semi-infinite number of irresolute prime ideals ? I'm sure it was her.
Posted by: Ben, Peckham on 2:13pm Thu 27 Mar 08
Oh they were talkig about Newcastle not Oxshott. fair enough my mistake i didnt see that.
Oh they were talkig about Newcastle not Oxshott. fair enough my mistake i didnt see that.
Posted by: Tony, Kingston on 2:53pm Mon 7 Apr 08
Get yer cheque book out and stop moaning Cheryl.
Nadine moaning about obesity at the launch of a new chocolate bar - unbelievable!!!
Get yer cheque book out and stop moaning Cheryl.
Nadine moaning about obesity at the launch of a new chocolate bar - unbelievable!!!
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