John Barnes, amongst others, to the managers he worked under. Altogether he spent twenty years as head scout of Liverpool F.C. Li Yuan-chia (1929–1994), was a notable Chinese artist, poet and curator, and a significant influence on contemporary Chinese art. Born in Guangxi province, he lived the last twenty-six years of his life in Brampton, Cumbria, where he founded the LYC Gallery and Museum, which exhibited his own works and those of other notable artists. Brampton and Beyond Community Trust Brampton and Beyond Community Trust is a community-based development trust serving Brampton and the surrounding area in north east Cumbria. The Trust is a registered company and a registered charity. The Trust aims to provide accessible, affordable and responsive services for local people and seeks to be self-financing. In 2011, Brampton and Beyond Community Trust formally took over the assets of the former Brampton Community Association, together with responsibility for the operation of the Brampton Community Centre. Subsequently, in 2015 the Trust negotiated the asset transfer of site which Brampton Community Centre occupies from Cumbria County Council making the Trust both the owners and operators of Brampton Community Centre. See also Listed buildings in Brampton, Carlisle Brampton, Ontario External links Cumbria County History Trust: Brampton (nb: provisional research only - see Talk page) References Market towns in Cumbria Cumberland Civil parishes in Cumbria Towns in Cumbria City of Carlisle