Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity reveals that a large number of writers from ethnic marginalised groups experience racial abuse in the workplace and are less likely to progress in their roles. In recent weeks, ITN Global Security Editor Rohit Kachroo and Birmingham City University Media Senior Lecturer, Dr Ellie Tomsett, have conducted a......
Today’s headlines are buzzing: Labour is progressing with a proposed EU youth mobility scheme that could allow thousands of young Europeans aged 18–30 to live and work in the UK for one to three years. It’s a bold move that’s stirring strong reactions across politics and public opinion—but what does this mean for young people......
The UK government’s bold launch of Young Futures Hubs could, if done right, change the game for young people across the country. Every week, dozens of vulnerable teens fall through the cracks—whether that ends up leading to crime, mental health breakdowns, or simply a life of feeling lost. What’s Going On? Announced by Prime Minister......
Do you feel like traditional career advice doesn’t suit you? Maybe people suggest following a safe, predictable path, but it doesn’t match your dreams. Breaking the mold means stepping away from the usual and creating a career that reflects your passions and values. It’s about taking risks, thinking differently, and finding what truly makes you......
UK league tables are transforming the way young people choose their next steps in education. With new government rankings exposing real institutional performance, teens now have the data to make smarter, more confident decisions about sixth forms, colleges, and universities. But what does this all mean for teens choosing their next step? Whether you’re picking......
The Family Welcome Centre has become a beacon of hope for young people seeking to improve their prospects through vocational training and mentorship. By offering a surge of new workshops and resources, the centre is helping the next generation bridge the skills gap. Learn how these initiatives are providing the foundation for ultimate futures in......
Britain’s future is being shaped—literally and figuratively—by a dynamic wave of young people learning trades and stepping into care roles. The government’s recent announcement of a record-breaking £3 billion apprenticeship budget isn’t just a headline—it’s a bold vision that places 120,000 new training opportunities at the centre of a national revival . Let’s break down what’s......
For thousands of talented young athletes, securing a spot in a top-tier sporting program is the ultimate dream. But behind the glamorous success stories lies a much darker and more common truth: elite football academy rejection. The emotional toll of being released from a club can be devastating, leading to severe identity crises and mental......
In a landmark decision, the UK government declared it will stop placing girls in Young Offender Institutions (YOIs). This decision follows Susannah Hancock’s review, which showed YOIs are unfit to meet the complex needs of young female offenders. Understanding the Decision Girls made up under 2% of inmates but accounted for over half of all......
This week, the UK government confirmed plans to double the time migrants must live in the country before becoming eligible for permanent settlement—from five years to ten. While the policy is still open to public consultation, it’s already sending shockwaves through communities, families, and especially among young people who now face a future in limbo.......
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