Youth and Community Centre, formerly Board School. 1872, with C20 additions. Red brick with gault brick and ashlar dressings, fishscale and plain slate and lead roofs, 2 side wall and one ridge stacks. Brick plinth and decorative brick sill, lintel and eaves bands; cogged eaves. One storey, 6 bays, T plan. East front gable has central pointed-arched opening with splayed sill and tripartite mullioned and transomed casements. Above, decorative band and quatrefoil opening. To right, slightly projecting square tower, 2 stages, with pyramidal roof with iron ornament. Triangular headed door with decorative lintel; above lozenge shaped datestone, inscribed 'Board Schools, 1872'. Above, again, chamfered plinth to second stage. Decorative teardrop opening with clock; similar blank openings to north and south; at rear, unglazed lancet. South side has off centre pair of gabled dormers, each with tripartite pointed-headed casement, flanked to left by 2 and to right by 6 two-light mullioned and transomed casements; above, 2 gabled dormer ventilators. Rear gable and right wing gables all have pointed arched tripartite mullioned and transomed casements. Remaining windows segmental headed 2 light casements. (NCC/js)