A youth worker who died suddenly last week has been described as "first class".
The Youth Service has paid tribute to Paul Cooper who worked for the service for five years.
For the last three he ran the Soundcheck music project, creating a dedicated recording studio and launching the initiative as a charity.
The service says he was always able to get the best from the young people he worked with and Soundcheck will ensure Paul's name lives on.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday, October 22nd.
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