DAVID Cameron will visit Bolton for the second time in a month on Monday.
The Conservative leader will tour the Bolton Lads and Girls Club, in Spa Road, for 30 minutes from 12.15pm.
And he will be asked to consider using it as a model for similar clubs across the country should he become Prime Minister after the next General Election.
Mr Cameron's visit comes just weeks after he hosted a drinks reception at the party's first North-west Conference for Conservative Activists at the Reebok Stadium on February 23.
He will be joined at the Bolton Lads and Girls Club by Shadow Children's minister, Tim Loughton, who is visiting a children's centre in Halliwell earlier that morning.
Mr Cameron has asked all Tory prospective parliamentary candidates to get involved in a community project.
And the party's candidate for the Bolton North-east constituency, Deborah Dunleavy, will tell him about her involvement in a community outreach project with the Bolton Lads and Girls Club Over the summer she will have regular meetings with 12 teenagers aged from 14 to 17 from Hall i'th' Wood whom she is challenging to come up with 10 ideas to improve their lives on the estate.
The project will culminate in a party-funded outward bound trip.
After leaving Bolton, Mr Cameron and Mr Loughton will head to Sale for a Conservative party "Children's Summit" where a major policy announcement on children's services is expected to be made.
Ms Dunleavy added: "I will be telling David Cameron about what I am doing with the club and we really want him to look at the possibility of using it as a model for the rest of the country when he gets elected." Bolton Lads and Girls Club was established in 1889 to provide a safe leisure time for young lads. It welcomed girls from 1991 and a new building opened the following year including a sports hall, boxing gym, performing arts studio and all-weather football pitch. More than 2,500 children use the club's facilities each week.
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