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Kathy Marshall on volunteering funding
Well, firstly, goodbye. I'm not 25 for much longer. I know this site is pretty much abandoned but I'm not sure where els...
Ryan Austin on european union
So Is there actually anyone who's 'for' the EU referendum?
Farhan Dawood on independence
As children and students enter a crucial stage of their lives where they are expected to work for themselves, cater for th...
Ricky Griffiths on cannabis
a recent report from the IDMU (independant drug monitoring unit) shows that 6.2 billion pounds could be generated annuall...
Kate VInspired on young people positive society
The Department for Education is looking for quotes from young people that ‘highlight young people's roles in creating a po...
Myriam Roberts on votes 16
House of Commons to debate BYC campaign “votes at 16” – find out how to attend and lobby your MP Stephen Williams MP has ...
Lusiné Manukyan on young people participation parliament opportunities issues youth rights youth voice house lords children respect rights
Tomorrow, 11 March 2013, I am taking a group of very excited young people down to London to meet the All Party Parliamenta...
Kate VInspired on polls disused space transform
How would you brighten up a shabby area in your community? What would you transform a disused space into? Let us know any...
Sophie Berg on gardening
I volunteer at the Sheffield Botanical Gardens which is run by Sheffield City Council and funded partly by the Heritage Lo...
VHenry Mackintosh on teamv
Thinking about creating a stream for team v applicants to ask questions. What do you think?
Myriam Roberts on education reform
What does everyone think about the new education reforms to replace GCSE's with the English BAA Where a student would tak...
Holly Bodle on government neet
I am currently working on a brief to get young people involved with politics and give them their say on policies that effe...
Lusiné Manukyan on big society network bigsocietysbigmouth
Is Big Society's Big Mouth back yet?!?! We all have lots to say!
Kate VInspired on teamv opportunity
Teamv – recruitment now open We’re on the lookout for sparky, energetic 18 – 25 year olds to join Teamv – a new network po...
Myriam Roberts on job placements
What do you all feel about internships and job placements? Are there enough or not ? Do you feel that you are just movin...
Charlotte Vinspired on survey feral children barnardos
So according to a new survey that was conducted by the children's charity Barnardos, almost half of britons believe that c...
Prez Chaka on creativity
Be inspired to create
Ricky Griffiths on cannabis
CARDIFF, CATHEYS PARK, SAT 5TH MAY 2012 MILLION MARIJUANA MARCH. ANNUAL PROTEST WHERE YOU CAN SHOW SUPPORT AND GET INVOLVE...
Kate VInspired on big society site news infographic
We are pleased to unveil our brand new shiny motion infographic which captures what the site is all about and some of the ...
Ricky Griffiths on cannabis
LONDON HYDE PARK 20TH APRIL LEGALISE/DECRIMINALISE CANNABIS PROTEST
Sam Howe on government
The Big Society is surely Camerons way of carrying on what his predecessors started in following a neo -liberal ideology. ...
Myriam Roberts on education reform
What about the governments reform to make the a full A level a 2 year course again and the AS just a one year qualificatio...
Kate VInspired on riots next steps
Brixton on the Riots As part of the 2011 Lambeth Summer Arts College, young people from Lambeth Youth Offending Team made...
Ricky Griffiths on cannabis medicine
currently the uk government claims that cannabis in its 'raw' herbal form has no medicinal value and classifies it as a sc...
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