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Alcohol ID checks 'infantilising' young adults, says survey
A survey by the civil liberties group Manifesto Club claims that constant ID checks in supermarkets and off-licences are 'nfantilising' young adults and confusing shoppers about legal age limits.
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Insight: essential youth sector analysis and reflection – Issue 2, 1 September 2010
This issue unpicks new figures which show young people continue to be worst affected by STIs in the UK, and recent thinking on social mobility and what it means for young people.
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Partnership Promotes Employment Opportunities for Sports Leaders
Sports Leaders UK and NYA working in partnership to deliver a new resource that promotes training and employment in youth work for qualified Sports Leaders.
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After-school clubs too expensive, poll suggests
A survey by Save the Children has revealed that almost two-thirds of UK parents cannot afford after-school activities for their children.
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NYA Creates New “Insight” into Youth Sector
The National Youth Agency has launched a new policy bulletin to help youth work professionals to stay fully informed on hot topics within the sector.
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Insight: essential youth sector analysis and reflection Issue 1, 25 August 2010
This issue looks at the first 100 days of the Coalition Government and the latest statistics on young people NEET
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Young people at risk as sexually transmitted infections reach record levels
New figures from the Health Protection Agency have revealed that young people are increasingly likely to end up with sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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Research shows significant numbers of care leavers want to re-enter education
New research published by the Care Leavers' Association has challenged the stereotype of under-achievement among care leavers.
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Careers England calls for independent careers guidance
A report from Carrers England has called for a national careers advice service that is independent from schools and colleges.
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Fall in number of 'Neet' young people, official figures show
The latest quarterly statistics from the Department for Educatin have shown a fall in the number of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).