Take part in Youth Democracy Day

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Take part in Youth Democracy Day

Are you aged 11-19 and looking for something interesting to do during half-term, and make changes in your local area?

Bury Council is holding a Youth Democracy Day on Friday 26 October inBuryTown Hall(11am-3.30pm). This is a free event and lunch will be provided.

Young people can take part in games and activities, a debate in the council chamber, meet the Mayor and local politicians, and find out how to become a Youth Councillor or a member of the United Kingdom Youth Parliament.

For more information, contact Heather Walton 0161 253 7165 or h.walton@bury.gov.uk or 07900188695.

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Press release issued: 11 October 2012.

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