The Youth Justice Blueprint UK marks a major shift in how the justice system supports young people—focusing on prevention, trauma-informed care, and child-first principles to reduce youth offending and build brighter futures.
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Youth at the Heart of London’s New Summer Pedestrian Zones
London this summer is going to get even more walkable. City Hall has just announced a Summer Streets scheme to pedestrianise key hotspots
The Great Lockout: How Soaring London Prices Are Crushing Young Buyers In 2025
With soaring London house prices, the big question remains: how are young leaders of the future meant to afford a place to call home? London’s housing market is in overdrive—and young people are navigating a landscape more frightening than ever. In April 2025, average prices in the capital surged 3.3% year-on-year to hit £566,600—the highest...
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Families in London are facing alarming new challenges—according to a report from Loughborough University’s Minimum Income Standard
Lambeth Youth Safety Campaign: Safe Road, Safe Way Home
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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London Councils has issued a powerful warning: the current asylum and care system for unaccompanied minors is broken and urgently needs
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Discover how UK youth apprenticeships are shaping Britain’s future. With £3B in funding and a demand for skilled workers, young people are leading the rebuild.
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The government just unlocked £440m in the first-ever Dormant Assets Scheme Strategy, channeling "forgotten assets" into programmes for youths
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Croydon youth service cuts are triggering outrage across the UK. Find out what was lost, what’s at stake, and how young people are pushing back.











