Friends are good!

Posted by Pragga Saha On July - 26 - 2010

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A topic that nearly everyone can and probably will relate to, friends. No matter what age or gender friends are something we need; life really would just be dull without them.

We need peers for support, comfort and play; also to become a social person your first real people skills usually start with the day you make your first friend. Although many seem to come and go, we devote a lot of our time making those relationships last and stay strong. But the question, is do they hold the key to our actions?

A study shows that as society is developing the time we spend with our friends is also increasing. It shows that in the European-American culture teens spend over half of their time with friends. Obviously then our peers have very high influence on our lives.

The amount of teenagers the drink and smoke in London- where would they have picked up these bad Read the rest of this entry »

Get youth General Election demands heard

Posted by Kiran Patel On March - 17 - 2010

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Get youth General Election demands heard.
Young people across the UK are challenging politicians to make five key changes to improve their lives.
Through a General Election Manifesto created by the youth-led British Youth Council (BYC), young people in the UK will let MPs and Prospective Parliamentary Candidates know exactly what they want, and show society they can make their voices heard.
Five priority actions featured in the Manifesto, Our Parliament, Our Vision:
·         Lower the voting age to 16
·         Support a national youth transport card that offers young people a third off public transport fares
·         Create an equal national minimum wage for everyone over 16
·         End child poverty in the UK by 2020
·         Invest in comprehensive mental health services for young people.
Kaycee, Young Mayor of Newham, supports the End Child Poverty campaign in the Manifesto:
“It’s not acceptable that in our modern world, many children still grow up in poverty. Four in ten children in London live in poverty and this figure is higher in Newham. Young people locally are committed to campaigning to end child poverty and as the elected Young Mayor of Newham it’s one of my top priorities. We’ve made progress in reducing child poverty but there’s still more we can do. As Young Mayor of Newham, I support the British Youth Council’s campaign and I’m absolutely committed to ending child poverty for good.”
View the video of the launch, which saw a march to Parliament by 200 young people, on BYCTv here.
You can pledge your support today to the manifesto. BYC also has Manifesto briefings on how you can meet with wannabe MPs in your local community to discuss the issues that matter to you or organise a youth panel debate before the General Election. Join BYC on Facebook or follow them on Twitter @bycLIVE for the latest updates on #bycgec.
Visit www.byc.org.uk/gec to get involved.

Young people across the UK are challenging politicians to make five key changes to improve their lives.

Through a General Election Manifesto created by the youth-led British Youth Council (BYC), young people in the UK will let MPs and Prospective Parliamentary Candidates know exactly what they want, and show society they can make their voices heard.

Five priority actions featured in the Manifesto, Our Parliament, Our Vision:

·         Lower the voting age to 16

·         Support a national youth transport card that offers young people a third off public transport fares Read the rest of this entry »

Dontcha wish your girlfriend was hot like me?

Posted by Tammana Begum On February - 14 - 2010

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Dontcha wish your girlfriend was hot like me? Dontcha? Dontcha baby?

That’s all Pussycat Dolls seem to sing about isn’t it? Themselves. And if it’s not that then it’s about what they have and what they can do and what they can give. Wait, that’s talking about themselves too. My bad.

Some of their lyrics are just absolutely ridiculous, they make me LOL. I mean ‘loosen up my buttons?’ What the hell? How desperate can you get woman! Where’s your self respect and modesty?! Ok I admit she is quite good looking but she just shows everything she has; she just lays it all out for the whole world to see. And then what’s left? Nothing, because everything has been seen. She hasn’t Read the rest of this entry »

How clean do you think Newham is?

Posted by Lubna Begum On September - 17 - 2009

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An unclean environment is a problem. It affects the people and it also affects animals. That’s why today I’m going to tell you what people think of how clean Newham is.

Most environments that are unclean are usually caused by littering. Littering is when rubbish is thrown on to the streets and causes the area to look horribly unhygienic. Litter may start off by little but it can result in a big situation and put people’s lives at risk. This includes dumping, where people leave large furnitures like mattresses on the street! Also so much rubbish is put in bins when all the good leftovers can be recycled to make other things which help reduce litter and save money. The rubbish is dumped in the landfill, which eventually will not have any space for other rubbish.

In my opinion, I think Newham is great in some areas but, I find rubbish around and not only that, the streets seem very dirty. Read the rest of this entry »


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