In a significant move to mend post-Brexit relations, the UK and EU have agreed on a comprehensive "Brexit reset" deal.
Category: Politics
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Trapped by the Rent: How the UK Housing Crisis Is Crushing a New Generation
The UK housing crisis is no longer just about unaffordable mortgages or rising rents — it’s an all-consuming force
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Uk New Immigration Laws: What this means for young people
On 12th May 2025, the UK government announced its newest immigration white paper. It detailed significant changes to the country’s
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The £10K Grant Giving Struggling Young People New Hope
Mental health isn’t a trend. It’s a reality. And for young people across the UK, that reality has been getting heavier. Long NHS wait times, expensive therapy, online pressure, and a cost-of-living crisis — all while trying to figure out who you are and where you fit in the world. But there’s a new wave...
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Croydon’s Forgotten Youth: Shut Out and Speaking Up
Croydon’s youth are tired of being ignored. Discover their stories and struggles to be heard in a system that keeps shutting them out.
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How the New £1M Sports Scheme Tackles School Holiday Youth Violence in London
In a bold move to combat youth violence and provide constructive outlets for young Londoners. Mayor Khan has announced a £1m investment
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Young People May Soon Work, Live, or Study in Europe Under New EK-EU Scheme
The proposed UK-EU Youth Mobility Scheme aims to allow young individuals from member states live, work, or study in each other's territories
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Empowering Neurodivergent Youth: A New Era of Inclusion and Advocacy in the UK
In a stride towards inclusivity, Mindroom has launched the "Youth-Led Change for Neurodivergent Rights" project. Here's what it means.
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Do Poor People Even Stand a Chance in Politics?
Politics affects everyone, yet poor people face major barriers to entering it. This article explores the challenges and solutions for a more inclusive political system.
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Couch to Combat: Unemployed Youth Encouraged to Join the Army?
UK government officials have encouraged unemployed youths to consider joining the Army as a way to contribute to society. But should they?
