filibuster verb [ I or T ] /ˈfɪl.ɪ.bʌs.tər/ to make a long speech in order to delay or prevent a new law being made Available from: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/filibuster We also lost a little bit of faith in democracy. As a youth council we supported our local MPMember of Parliament – A member of parliament is an elected …
The latest YOUTH VOICE FYI! https://paper.li/OldhamYC/1458056169?share_id=c5674e20-d839-11ec-add7-fa163e1a70d7 Thanks to @UKYP @bycLIVE #yww21 #youthworkweek
The latest YOUTH VOICE FYI! https://paper.li/OldhamYC/1458056169?share_id=9c7e2c20-d2b9-11ec-add7-fa163e1a70d7 Thanks to @bycLIVE #yww21 #youthworkweek
Liam, Charlotte, Ali and Tom enjoyed themselves tonight. Thank you to @OldhamCouncil for inviting us and thank you to those Councillors who came to our stall.
Jodie and Chris supporting @OldhamYC at the Councillors Induction event tonight. Congratulations to all those that were elected last week and thank you to those who came over to talk to us.
The latest YOUTH VOICE FYI! https://paper.li/OldhamYC/1458056169?share_id=723c09d0-cd39-11ec-add7-fa163e1a70d7 Thanks to @bycLIVE #yww21 #youthworkweek
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