UNIT 9: An email to an internet forum.

Hi,

My name's Laia Arnau Constans and I live in Greenwich in South London. I like the area where I live, so I want to improve it.

In my opinion there isn't anywhere for young people to go. There aren't any facilities for them. As a result, young people spend all their time hanging around on the street. There are sometimes problems with vandalism and graffiti.

I think the council should do something about this. I'm sure we should have a youth café, for example.

Laia Arnau Constans.

Campaign poster 'only children can fully see'

A poster designed to be fully seen only by children has been used by a Spanish charity.

When looked at from a child's height, a "secret" message showing a helpline number shows up.

The poster uses a technique called lenticular printing - which means looking from a different angle shows a slightly different image.

It's being used as part of a campaign by the Anar Foundation to tackle child abuse.

Lenticular printing is also used to create 3D effects and make things look animated.

Tour de France: Froome not Bradley Wiggins to lead Sky

Sir Bradley Wiggins' chances of winning the Tour de France again appear to be dashed - Chris Froome's been confirmed as Team Sky's leader this year.

Wiggins became the first British Tour de France champ last year.

His teammate Froome helped him to victory.

Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford said: "Given Chris' step-up in performances this year, our plan, as it has been since January, is to have him lead the Tour de France team."

Each team has a leader, and their teammates have to work really hard to help that rider win the race.

Wiggins is currently aiming to become the first British winner of the Giro d'Italia, a three-week bike race across Italy.

He is leading Team Sky, who lie in second place after Sunday's stage two.