Have young people turned their back on politics?
As we enter a new decade it is clear that voter participation is dropping overall. In the 1950s and 1960s voter participation in the UK was between 76 and 83%. However by the 2000s the percentage who voted dropped as low as 59%.
Despite these figures this book will show that the young people are more engaged than ever and more passionate on the big issues that face our society, economy and political system. The contents of this book are so important for the future that voters should read with interest and that politicians will need to act.
As well as highlighting the engagement of young people it also takes a fresh approach on the key issues for the nation. This book covers a range of topics:-
From care sector to charity work to using computers.
From education to email to electoral reform.
From prison reform to the public sector.