Young Worcestershire voices speak up on politics for Parliament Week

Worcestershire Youth Cabinet spoke with Worcester MP Robin Walker (furthest right) and Worcestershire County Council's Steve Mackay <i>(Image: Worcestershire Children First)</i>
Worcestershire Youth Cabinet spoke with Worcester MP Robin Walker (furthest right) and Worcestershire County Council's Steve Mackay (Image: Worcestershire Children First)
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Young people in Worcestershire have been getting involved in politics as they shared the issues important to them.

As part of Parliament Week (6-12 November), Worcestershire Youth Cabinet engaged with cabinet member for children and families, Councillor Steve MacKay, and Worcester MP Robin Walker.

Councillor MacKay said: "It was great to meet with some of our county's young people and hear them speak so passionately about the issues affecting them."

This follows the launch of the Make Your Mark survey, the largest annual referendum of UK teenagers, with registration open for young people to help shape the agenda for 2024.

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