APPG to discuss young people’s body image anxiety
Tuesday 28th February, 5.00pm-7.00pm Committee Room 12, House of Commons. Dear colleague, I am writing to you as Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Youth Affairs to invite you to the next meeting of the group on Tuesday 28th February at 5.00pm in Committee Room 12, House of Commons. The group is holding its […]
Read moreTravel bursaries for APPG
The British Youth Council have some funding to cover the costs of young people attending the APPG on Youth Affairs – especially for those who would not otherwise be able to attend. You will be entitled to claim an allowance up to the following amounts per young person aged 14-30, (and an accompanying adult for […]
Read moreAPPG to discuss peer-to-peer support for mental health
Tuesday 26th April, 5.00pm-7.00pm Committee Room 10, House of Commons. Dear colleague, I am writing to invite you to the next meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Youth Affairs on Tuesday 26th April at 5.00pm in Committee Room 10, House of Commons. The group is holding its third meeting of the year which […]
Read moreAPPG to discuss tackling racism and religious discrimination
Tuesday 1st March, 5.00pm-7.00pm Committee Room 9, House of Commons. Dear colleague, I am writing to you as Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Youth Affairs to invite you to the next meeting of the group on Tuesday 1st March at 5.00pm in Committee Room 9, House of Commons. The group is holding its […]
Read moreAPPG to discuss young people & housing issues
Tuesday 2nd February, 5.00pm-7.00pm Committee Room 10, House of Commons. Dear colleague, I am writing to you as Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Youth Affairs to invite you to the next meeting of the group on Tuesday 2nd February at 5.00pm in Committee Room 10, House of Commons. The group is holding its […]
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Read moreTuesday 17 March 2015 – Conservative Party policies for young people
The group held a series of meetings in early 2015 looking at the Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative offer to young people at the 2015 General Election and how their policies will help the next generation. The final of the three meetings focused on the Conservative Party and welcomed Rob Wilson MP, Minister for Civil Society, Chloe Smith MP, Member of Parliament for Norwich North and Stephen Canning, Deputy Chair of Conservative Future.
Youth Affairs APPG – Conservative General Election Policy – Minutes 17.03.15
Read moreTuesday 24 February 2015 – Liberal Democrat policies for young people
The group held a series of meetings in early 2015 looking at the Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative offer to young people at the 2015 General Election and how their policies will help the next generation. The second of three meetings focused on the Labour Party and welcomed Baroness Sal Brinton, President Of The Liberal Democrats, Simon Wright MP, Liberal Democrat Spokesperson For Education, Families and Young People and Alex Harding, Chair of Liberal Youth.
Youth Affairs APPG – Lib Dem General Election Policy – Minutes 24.02.15
Read moreWednesday 28 January 2015 – Labour Party policies for young people
The group is holding a series of meetings in early 2015 looking at the Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative offer to young people at the 2015 General Election and how their policies will help the next generation. The first of three meetings focused on the Labour Party and welcomed the Shadow Minister for Civil Society, Lisa Nandy, and the Chair of Young Labour, Simon Darvill.
Youth Affairs APPG – Labour General Election Policy – Minutes 28.01.15
Read moreWednesday 16 July 2014 – Young people’s access to low-cost housing (and AGM)
The group held a session on young people’s access to low-cost housing. We discussed the Government’s record on helping young people into housing that is both affordable, and of a sufficient quality. The group heard from former Minister Sir Andrew Stunell MP (Lib Dem, Hazel Grove) and Lord Best (Crossbench).
Young people’s access to low-cost housing meeting notes
Read moreTuesday 11 February 2014 – Skills and Training
Matthew Hancock, Minister of State for Skills and Enterprise and Adrian Bailey (Lab, West Bromwich West), Chair of the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee addressed the group on young people’s skills and the transition from education into employment.
Skills and Training meeting notes
Read moreWednesday 6 November 2013 – National Curriculum
The session saw the launch the Youth Select Committee’s report on the National Curriculum.
Youth Select Committee report on the Curriculum
Curriculum reform meeting notes