It is around 10 a.m. when the inspector of the SDJES (Departmental Service for Youth, Engagement and Sports), Yves Cabon, presents himself at the Mas Praden leisure centre in Marguerittes. Set up in a former wine-growing property, the site enjoys an exceptional setting. At the entrance, the director of the ESCAL social centre, David Dumas, manager of the leisure centre, recounts his history: "A bourgeois house belonging to the Brunel family, who…
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It is around 10 a.m. when the inspector of the SDJES (Departmental Service for Youth, Engagement and Sports), Yves Cabon, presents himself at the Mas Praden leisure centre in Marguerittes. Set up in a former wine-growing property, the site enjoys an exceptional setting. At the entrance, the director of the ESCAL social centre, David Dumas, manager of the leisure centre, recounts his history: "A bourgeois house belonging to the Brunel family, who…