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UKYP Candidate Manifestos 2010

Ethan Turner, 14 (Bury Church)

I will campaign for:
• Improving the image of young people and encourage the media to look more positively at their potential.
• Greater funding for the restoration of youth clubs and advertising campaigns, which will encourage more members.
• I will continue to support any application made for more affordable public transport systems.
• I will actively support any move which will lead to free university places and encourage others to do the same.

Molly Hughes, 12 (Prestwich Arts)

If YOU elect me as the MYP for bury I’ll insure that YOUR voice is heard by others!
I’ll campaign for:
• lower travel fares for students, we should not have to pay high prices to go to school
• more youth clubs to keep the youth of Bury off the streets
• more support for children who are less able or who get bullied
• more say from pupils about what happens in school

Joshua Achumba, 12 (Parrenthorn)

Vote for me because I’m a sociable and outgoing person who will listen to your opinion. I’ll try to:
• Change the negative image of young people
• Represent all young people
• Take your ideas and opinions forward
• Ensure schools and colleges have measures to stop bullying
• Ensure young people are made aware of the bad effect of gun and knife crime
• Get more events, activities and  leisure places in Bury

John Coles, 15 (St Gabriel’s)

If I am elected as Bury’s MYP then I’ll be working for you towards:
• More affordable public transport
• Creating a cleaner and safer environment
• Forging a better image of us in the media's eye
• Developing easier access to healthier activities
Changes are possible, but only with your help will we succeed.  A vote for me is a vote for our future.

Tom Kiernan, 17 (Holy cross – was St Gab’s)

I’ve chosen to run for Bury’s MYP because young people today currently suffer as a result of not being able to voice their problems. If you vote for me, I can try to change this. My ideas include:
• Reducing travel costs by up to 50%
• Introducing better changes to citizenship lessons
• Allow the ideas of students to be recognised. Not ignored.
Vote for me, and with your help we may see change.

Takreem Ali, 13 (St Gabriel’s)

I will campaign for:
• Lower transport costs especially for people going to school or college
• More support from the police to communities
• A council better prepared to deal with bad weather
• A less polluted environment
• Voting age to be lowered to 16
If you vote for me I will try to address these issues and any others that you tell me about.

Vote for one of the following candidates in Schools, Colleges or Connexions in Bury on the 4th March

Nicholas Jones, 17 (Holy Cross – was Monica’s)

What I want to achieve:
• Secure more jobs for young people in Bury
• More Investment in YOUR youth clubs and leisure facilities
• More investment in YOUR schools
• Help YOUR issues
If elected I would actively seek to put forward the above so that you the youth would then reap the benefits. Only with your vote and your input can change for young people in Bury be made.
www.nicholas-jones.net
Vote Nicholas Jones!

Andy Miller, 17 (Radcliffe)

I’m committed to helping young people in Bury have a voice and have already attended many meetings. I’ll try to:
• Transport – get cheaper fares for young people and better accessibility for everyone.
• Accessibility to services – ensure all activities for young people in Bury are accessible to everyone.
• Councillors – ensure that councillors and decision makers really listen to young people.
I’ll do my very best to make changes for you so vote for me!

Jamie Walker, 15 (Radcliffe)

This year is the time for something different. I already do a lot of work for young people’s services behind the scenes. This year I want to try something different.
If I’m elected I will try to get:
• More free activities for young people including cinema and bowling if I can
• Free or much cheaper travel on bus and trams
• More social events for young people
Things should be free! Vote Jamie!

Tom Sharman, 13 (Tottington)

I believe that:
• Adult prices should be for adults only. We shouldn’t be charged as adults if we’re not old enough to vote!
• 80p a bus ride to school – I thought school was free! I’d try to get free travel to school.
• I won’t just try; I WILL DO MY VERY BEST for you.
• I WILL LISTEN
• I WILL TAKE ALL YOUR VIEWS forward
• UK – United Kingdom – United Kids

Edward Smith, 17 (Bury FC – was St Gabriel’s)

I’m campaigning on your behalf.
• Over the last few years we’ve seen an increase in transport fees ... I want to see these lowered ... because why should you pay more?
• I want to get more support for those who are bullied
• More funding should be available for sports facilities and coaching
• I want to make first aid compulsory in all schools
If we stand together then anything is possible.