Youth Ambassadors Set Out Priorities for New Prime Minister on Safety, Skills and Society

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Youth Ambassadors Set Out Priorities for New Prime Minister on Safety, Skills and Society
Published July 30, 2026
The Children's Commissioner for England's Youth Ambassadors have shared their priorities for the new Prime Minister, offering a young person's perspective on the urgent issues facing children and families across the nation. Their recommendations highlight critical concerns including online safety, the need for robust support systems for vulnerable families, and the importance of building a more equal and fair society where every child can thrive. The ambassadors' views span multiple policy areas, encompassing improvements to health services, education provision, and children's social care. They have also emphasised the necessity of enhancing access to jobs and skills development opportunities, recognising the vital link between youth employment prospects and long-term economic wellbeing. These priorities reflect the direct experiences of young people and provide valuable insight for local government cabinet members seeking to align their strategies with the voices of those they serve.
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