Just one in five children feel politicians are listening to them, England's Children’s Commissioner reveals

Amrit Virdi
Monday, March 25, 2024

Only 22% of children feel that their concerns are being listened to by politicians with just 10% feeling their views are important to those running the country, a survey by the Children’s Commissioner for England has revealed.

The survey comes with 33 ambitions to improve the lives of young people. Picture: Surasaki/Adobe Stock
The survey comes with 33 ambitions to improve the lives of young people. Picture: Surasaki/Adobe Stock

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