I have it!
I still have the gunge fight with Bex on my old mobile. Not sure if it's appropriateness on here tho!
I have some great memories of the work I got involved in with the WIRE and especially Extreme. Mark, Jon and Bex were truly my inspiration in my work with young people and I only hope that I can be half a good a youth worker as they are and touch peoples lives in the very specail way they have. Thak you for welcoming me in to the WIRE family x

Laura

Thanks
Well i first attented Live wires when i was 7/8 and then i got the chance to go to Breakfast club and crew and then one day i said i want to be like those amzing people in red t-shirts i want to give something to those children so i did, i volunteeered at live wires and breakfast club at flora mcdonalds school with caroline and ian crease and then after school i helped with crew, it was a privillage to work with sych amzing and fantastic people, i have made so many friends on the way and i want to Thank Paul Sanderson and the rest of the worldeful people who were there and supported me all the way.
The laughs the tears and the memories will stay in my heart for ever.
Thankyou for me giving me a chance to show my real colours!!!!! :-)

Life Changing!
Life changing
I know I am not the first to make this statement but these two words sum up how I feel about my “special friend” that was The Wire. It has, without doubt, been the greatest privilege of my entire life to be part of this incredible organisation. I have met the most amazing, passionate, kind, humble people and they have changed the way I look at life forever. I started working with The Wire almost from the start and truly believe that my skills and life experience have been enhanced in a way that I could never imagine. I cam on board and was asked to support the them but in fact I know that I gained as much from the people there - both staff and volunteers as they did from me for which I am eternally grateful.

I still feel that I am in morning for the loss of such a remarkable organisation but I know that the legacy lives on – long live The Wire and from the bottom of my heart THANK YOU!

Denise Minton

Mark Yates' Twin
Is it me or is Mark yates the long lost brother of Tim at Project 82....separated at birth or what?

wire life
loved it miss it changed my life thanks for all who made that bit of hostory called WIRE

Bex and Laura at Xtreme Summer 2006
Does anyone have their water fight on video?

I love summer soccer school
thanks to the wire for helping me play football better and getting me into a team. I hope summer soccer school carries on. Cheers all at the wire. Levi

Police escort on Crew
The minibus donated to the WIRE broke down on crew. A few girls had a punch up on & off a major road, a passing police car stopped to help, ended up giving the minibus which was now being towed by Al's classic VW van a police escort back to Wickbourne. The Crew were amused, embarressed and quiet all the way back.

The wire was great
What a privalge to lead a project like the wire. Fun, life changeing, friendship creating and informing it had it all. Thanks to you if you gave time as a volunteer to make the project the success it was.