Here we began with a discussion with MPs from the Liberal Democrats, and Labour about safety on public transport, healthcare, and improvements in education, but
On 30th November, 11 youth councillors, with two staff, attended the UK Youth Parliament Regional Conference in London. This involved hearing from politicians from the
Here’s what Yousuf had to say about it! Representing Luton at the UK Youth Parliament Annual Conference at the University of Warwick was an unforgettable
Luton’s Youth Council members took center stage at the “Leading for Sustainability in BLMK – A Burning Ambition for Change” conference, bringing fresh perspectives to
Youth Councillors both past and new attended alongside Youth Partnership Service representatives and partner agencies on impactful event to say farewell to Luton’s time with the
The Knife Angel’s visit to Luton in August has been a success and has created a focal point for discussion and debate about knife crime.
The Knife Angel, a towering 27-ft sculpture crafted from over 100,000 seized blades, will be officially launched at a opening ceremony on Saturday 3 August in
The Artful Voices Knife Angel Exhibition is officially open. A space to engage in meaningful and progressive discussions that raise awareness of knife crime, bringing
Funded by the Youth Partnership Service in an inspiring partnership with British Ironworks, Luton Council, Luton Rising, Bedfordshire and Luton Community Foundation, Mary Seacole and
The Youth Partnership Service is excited to announce that we will be coordinating the under-18 volunteers for BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend! Known as the
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