New community centre opens in Wallsend as part of the Wallsend Boys Club

  • 11 months ago
A new community hub has opened in Wallsend as part of the Wallsend Boys Club. The hub gives a place for the community to try different sports and not just football which the club is known for. We visited the hub and spoke to those working there to see how it will benefit the community.

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