2025-08-21
30 分钟This is The Guardian. Today, Gen Z by the sea.
Why is it so hard for young people on England's coast?
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This is Golden Geese, the famous.
Golden Geese.
The Golden Geese, yeah.
It's a warm summer evening on the Lancashire coast and I find myself joining a band fronted by a bunch of teenagers.
This one's called Fix Yourself.
We just wrote lyrics about aggressiveness, I think.
I'm in Morecambe, in the town's West End, at one of the few remaining youth services here.
It's called More Music and it's a charity operating out of an old music hall.
And it offers local people the chance to come and make music and form bands.