Wirral Youth Parliament 2023
The night of Wednesday 15th November marked a pivotal moment for young people in Wirral as they gathered at Birkenhead Town Hall for the much-anticipated Youth Parliament, organised by Wirral Youth Voice.
Chaired by the esteemed Mayor of Wirral, Councillor Jerry Williams, the evening provided a platform for Wirral's young minds to express their concerns, share perspectives, and actively engage in addressing the pressing issues of Hate and Mate Crime.
The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as young participants passionately debated and voted on motions aimed at combatting hate and mate crimes within their community. Organised by Wirral Youth Voice, the event underscored the importance of empowering young people to be catalysts for positive change.
The debates were marked by an impressive level of engagement, with participants addressing various aspects of hate and mate crimes. The full details of the discussions will be featured in next week's coverage, offering a comprehensive rundown of what took place.
The event showcased the dedication and commitment of Wirral's youth to make a difference in their community. As young voices echoed through the historic Birkenhead Town Hall, participants displayed not only their passion for change but also their determination to contribute to a more inclusive and tolerant society.
Wirral Youth Voice extends heartfelt congratulations to all the young participants who took an active role in the Youth Parliament. Your dedication and thoughtful contributions have undoubtedly done justice to the significance of the occasion, reflecting the power of young voices in shaping a brighter future for Wirral and beyond. Stay tuned for a detailed coverage of the event next week.
