Now in its 13th year, a dedicated Skills Hub was added for the first time, bringing together education and training providers and employers. Combined it was the largest single conference platform, raising issues, debating topics, and showcasing support for young people and lifelong learning.
The mood was buoyant across the week, with some 17,000 delegates and visitors crowding into conference to hear from shadow ministers who, in a year’s time, could form the next government.
Youth Voice
Leading party representatives were put through their paces, in sessions run by young people calling for democratic renewal - with young people seen and heard locally and nationally - ahead of the 2024 elections including councillors, police and crime commissioners, mayors and parliamentary candidates.
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