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Government Bans Controversial NDAs: Everything you Need to Know

Government Bans Controversial NDAs: Everything you Need to Know

Introduction  The UK government is making some major amendments to its Employment Rights Bill. It’s planning to ban the use of a controversial non-disclosure agreement used to silence victims of harassment, abuse, and discrimination in the workplace. The reason for this is to reshape how employers handle misconduct complaints, settle disputes and handle complaints of...

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What’s going on in UK Politics? Everything you need to Know

What’s going on in UK Politics? Everything you need to Know

Introduction Politics is always going to be a controversial topic that naturally sparks up debate. But nonetheless it’s important that we stay informed and updated. Whether young or old, the political decisions made today do affect you.  Just under a year ago, the Labour Party won the general election. Thus their party leader Keir Starmer...

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Youth Justice Hits Record Lows—What This Means for Young People

Youth Justice Hits Record Lows—What This Means for Young People

Big news today: the Youth Justice Board just released its latest stats, and for the first time in decades, fewer kids are entering the justice system. Record lows in first-time youth offenders and custody numbers? Sounds like great news, right? But let’s break it down—beyond the headlines—because this matters more than ever for young people...

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Rewriting Justice: What the YJB’s Blueprint Could Mean for Young Lives

Rewriting Justice: What the YJB’s Blueprint Could Mean for Young Lives

The Youth Justice Board (YJB) has responded with strong support to the Welsh Government’s recent Women’s and Youth Justice Blueprints, signalling a seismic shift in how justice systems treat young people. Their message is more than policy talk—it’s a lifeline for those often overlooked in our fractured youth justice system. For young people across Wales...

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Car-Free Summers & What They Mean for Young Londoners

Car-Free Summers & What They Mean for Young Londoners

London’s transforming—and this summer, it’s going to get even more walkable. City Hall has just announced a Summer Streets scheme to pedestrianise four key hotspots: Shoreditch, St Martin’s Lane, Brixton, and Leyton . These aren’t random road closures. Each place tells a story of urban culture. Whether you’re grabbing brunch in Shoreditch, hitting the bars...

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“No Place to Call Home: London’s Social Housing Crisis and Its Toll on Young Lives”

“No Place to Call Home: London’s Social Housing Crisis and Its Toll on Young Lives”

Families in London are facing alarming new challenges—according to a report from Loughborough University’s Minimum Income Standard (MIS) London programme, families with children can no longer assume access to social housing, even after a decade fighting for dignity in one of the world’s richest cities A New Normal: Private Rents Are the Only Option Since...

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Keeping Our Young People Safe: Lambeth’s “Safe Road, Safe Way Home” Campaign

Keeping Our Young People Safe: Lambeth’s “Safe Road, Safe Way Home” Campaign

Lambeth Council is on a mission. Their new campaign—”Safe Road, Safe Way Home”—launched on 3 June 2025 in partnership with the Mayor of London’s Violence Reduction Unit (VRU), aims to protect young people from robbery during one of the most vulnerable parts of their day: the school run. Here’s the breakdown of what’s happening, why it matters,...

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Next‑Gen Builders & Carers: UK Young People at the Heart of Rebuilding Britain

Next‑Gen Builders & Carers: UK Young People at the Heart of Rebuilding Britain

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...

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