Detached youth workers can reach young people at the margins of society, yet their role is all too often overlooked. Tom de Castella spends an evening with a detached project in Camden to look at the role they can play. It's a warm August night on the streets of Camden and many of the north London borough's young people are looking for something to do. The summer holidays are dragging on. "There's nothing going on," is a common refrain. I am out and about with the Camden Detached Project, one of the country's best supported detached youth service schemes. The young people...