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FREE place in TESYouth Skills-based workshop

The workshops are tailored for young people that want to learn new skills. It support them in finding work or start their own business. If you are between 18 and 24, unemployed and want to learn new skills, don’t miss this opportunity. To participate in the draw for your FREE place in Skills-based workshop, simply fill the Registration form. Results of the Draw will be published in TESYouth.org website and you will be invited to start the workshop. Read about our

Plans to cut spending on youth services in Essex

Plans to cut spending on youth services in Essex by nearly 50% have been approved despite concerns there will not be enough volunteers to fill gaps in the service provided. Essex County Council’s cabinet agreed to cut services for 13 to 19-year-olds to £2.4m over three years in February. But after some councillors raised concerns about the plans it went to the scrutiny committee. The meeting backed the cuts but said it should be reviewed in six months’ time. Read

All council-run Staffordshire Youth Clubs set to close

Staffordshire County Council is set to close all 34 clubs that it runs, despite more than 16,000 objections. More than 100 staff work at the centres, which are being cut as part of controversial £102 million savings over the next five years. The plans are due before Staffordshire County Council for approval next week. Clubs in areas such as Cannock, Stafford, Gnosall and Wombourne will be hit. Council bosses have said organisations including schools and colleges will need to step in if