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We are always working hard campaigning on different issues both national and locally.

 

Below is a list of campaigns that the UK Youth Parliament decided to be their priority when we met at the House of Lords in May 2008.

 

Click the links below for more information and updates.

National 

 

These campaigns were decided by the youth MP's in a high profile eventy at the House of Lords in May 2008. Click on the links for more information, latest news and to see how you can get involved.

 

Public Transport

To introduce a National Concession Card that would entitle all young people to reduced fares on buses.

Click here to find out more on the Youth MP_cmapaign about Public Transport      

 

Abolish University Tuition Fees

The UK Youth Parliament believes that all young people across the UK should have access to university education, regardless of their wealth or socio-economic class.

Click here to find out more on the Youth MP campaign about tuition fees

 

Free recycling for schools

The UK Youth Parliament believes that recycling should be free and compulsory for all schools.

Click here to find out more on the Youth MP campaign on recycling

 

Local 

 

These campaigns have been chosen by the Bolton Youth MP as important local issues, some of which made up a key part of their election campaign in April.  

 

Transport

This campaign is one which has been ongoing and it is going to keep on going until transport fees are cheaper and riding the bus is a far more pleasant experience for young people.

 

Me and the media

This campaign is designed so that the media stops describing ALL young people as yobs or chavs. This is another ongoing campaign and it is doing a fantastic job of putting positive stories about young people in the media.

 

Citizenship Campaign

This campaign has been set up after we realised that the quality of citizenship lessons was not up to scratch considering it is such an important subject. 

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