News Insight: Youth services -- what is the future?
By Joe Lepper 01 June 2010
The government's coalition agreement contains no reference to youth policy, except for the proposal of a summer-long National Citizen Service for 16-year-olds. Joe Lepper asks leading figures what they believe the future will be for services for young people.
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