Monday 5th January 2009 14:14:14

The election for your new Youth MP for Southampton is due to begin next week.

Nominees this year are:

• Christopher Amedu
• Talha Baig
• Rosie Foster
• Sam Ha
• Jake Loftus
• Catherine Lovett
• Joseph McGrory
• Grace McPherson
• Jordan Nichols
• Victoria Sarker
• Chloe Thomas
• Rabab Zulfukar

Take a read of their manifestos and see what they plan to do if you elect them.

Voting is currently scheduled to begin on Monday January 12th and will run until Friday 20th February.

The winner will be announced at the Civic Centre at 6pm, Monday 23rd February.

Wednesday 3rd December 2008 15:16:33


Newtown Youth Centre presents the Festive Youth Partay of the year!!!

12th December @ Newtown Youth Centre.  7pm - 11pm.
Featuring DJs: G.Mon£y

and also up and coming local artists

Music policy: R'n'b, Hiphop, bhangra, grime, garage and many others

Entry: Young people aged 13 - 19 - £2
Entry price includes food and drink

Contacts: Newtown Youth Centre: 02380330007
Sukhdev: 07803 206 119  Dave: 07974 068 530

Alcohol and Drug Free Zone

Drug and alcohol information will be available.
Youth workers have the right to refuse entry.

Wednesday 3rd December 2008 14:53:53
City College have places for 50 young people to start in January 2009.

They are offering starts in:
Travel and Tourism
Construction and Engineering
Retail, Business and Merchandising
Beauty Therapy
Pre-apprenticeships in Catering and Construction

Students who are well motivated with good attendance are guaranteed a place at City College or City Training for September 2009.

To apply, please call 023 8048 4848 or go to www.resultsforlife.com.

Wednesday 5th November 2008 13:22:56
 The latest issue of Hype is now available. Look out for it in schools, youth clubs and libraries in the coming weeks. 

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Tuesday 28th October 2008 15:36:44

Join 'It doesn't have to happen' picture pledge to make a stand against knife crime 

Take a photo of yourself and you could appear on billboards around the country

The 'It doesn't have to happen' campaign is gathering images of all those pledging to 'say no to knives' to fill 40 billboards around the country and illustrate a giant movement of support against knife crime. Show your support and make your pledge - you could be on the next poster!

1. Visit http://www.bebo.com/itdoesnthavetohappen
2. Download 'I say no to knives' pledge
3. Photograph yourself with the pledge and send into antiknifecrime@gmail.com (with consent form)

Wednesday 1st October 2008 22:15:01
The relaunch competition is now closed.

Thanks to everyone who entered; winners will be contacted early next week.