Leeds Members of Youth Parliament
Following the 2020 elections, the 3 Members of Youth Parliament for Leeds are:
Lanre (Roudhaay School), Lois (Cardinal Heenan School) and Gurman (Allerton Grange School).
They will now be working alongside the Leeds Youth Council as well as representing young people in the city on a regional and national level.
How it works
Every year young people in Leeds aged 11-18 vote for their three Members of Youth Parliament (MYPs) to represent them at a local, regional and national level.
Last year MYPs helped roll out the 2018 Make Your Mark ballot and following the subsequent national sitting in the House of Commons in November, your local MYPs are now working with the Leeds Youth Council on the UKYP national and local campaign which is 'protecting the environment".
How to become an MYP for Leeds
The UKYP Elections happen every year in Leeds with the next elections due to take place in early 2021. To ensure that you are always up-to-date with Youth Voice opportunities in Leeds and are amongtst the first to hear about the next UKYP elections we reccomend that you join the Leeds Youth Council
Reports and Campaign Updates
UKYP Report - Full term report.pdf
Leeds UKYP Report Mar to Sept 2019.pdf
UKYP Knife Crime Event Report.pdf
April to Sept 2018 UKYP Report.pdf
Oct 2018 to Feb 2019 UKYP Report.pdf
Previous Campaigns
2011-12 Cheaper public transport
2012-13 Cheaper public transport
2013-14 A Curriculum for Life / Votes @ 16
View the short film documenting their journey here
2014-15 Better mental health services for young people
View the short film documenting their 2015 journey here
2015-16 Tackling Racial and Religious Discrimination
Read a full summary of the UKYP 2016-18 Full Term Report.pdf
View the 2016/17
#LetsTackleIt film or read the
event report
Contact info and further links
More about UK Youth Parliament.
More about British Youth Council
Email at: vic@leeds.gov.uk
Twitter: @LeedsYouthVoice
Instagram: @LeedsYouthVoice
www.ukyouthparliament.org
