Government 'yet to decide' whether to continue EU youth programme

Nina Jacobs
Thursday, February 1, 2018

A decision on whether the UK will continue to be part of a European Union (EU) programme that funded youth projects to the tune of £36m over a three-year period is yet to be taken, parliament has been told.

Youth minister Tracey Crouch said reducing the number of unfilled NCS places is a priority for the DCMS. Picture: UK Parliament
Youth minister Tracey Crouch said reducing the number of unfilled NCS places is a priority for the DCMS. Picture: UK Parliament

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