15 October 2013
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Training
Parliament Week (15-21 Nov) is calling all young Londoners...
Parliament is throwing open its doors for the day on Sat 23 Nov as part of Parliament Week, to welcome you in to find out how you can get more engaged with issues that matter to you!
(Image courtesy of BBC website)
Event details:
When: Saturday 23rd November
Time: 10.30am – 3.30pm
Where: Portcullis House, Parliament
This day will include a fantastic array of music and arts performances, debates and discussions about the issues that matter to you, and how you can make your voice heard.
This event is being run by the Greater London Authority, Parliament Week, Rock Solid Media and A New Direction.
There will be performances from young people from across London, guest appearances from well-known artists: Wretch 32 and George the Poet and inspiring speakers throughout the day.
There will also be a market place where you can explore opportunities to get involved, get your voice heard and make a difference.
Parliament Week, 15-21 November, is a programme of events and activities that inspire engage and connect people with parliamentary democracy. This year Parliament Week is focusing on Women in Democracy – celebrating the achievements of women in democracy, but also looking at how more women can get involved.
How to book:
If you would like to attend, bring your friends, members of your group, family or organisation please register at: rebecca.palmer@london.gov.uk. If you would like more information call Rebecca on 02079834769.
Capacity is limited; therefore entrance to the event is by booking only.
