The editorial group has written to all subscribers and others associated with the journal outlining its plans for the future. "We have opted to relaunch ourselves as a free web-based journal," the letter says. "Some web journals are of a poor quality but we intend to invest a sizeable proportion of the reserves we have built-up during the past 25 years in employing professional programmers who will produce an attractive and accessible web journal. Thus, from early 2010 Youth & Policy will be available three times a year and contain, as before, a range of articles and reviews."
"We remain committed to providing a critical space to discuss policy and practice relating to young people in society and we hope you will continue to enjoy the journal in its new format," the letter continues.
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