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 …
Our headline act is promoting youth voice. Not just our youth voice family of @oldhamyc @cicc_oldham and @BarrierBreaker6 but all our sessions with young people having a say in the planning and organisation of what we do. #YWW22 #YouthWorkWeek
Had an excellent time at the UKYP annual House of Commons debate today,I learnt a lot, I made a lot of new friends and I hope that I did Oldham and the North West proud! @premraghvani @OldhamYC @OldhamYouth @JimfromOldham @Debbie_abrahams @AngelaRayner
Thought we'd have a retro #FollowFriday. Please go to @JodieBarberOC and follow her as she only needs 10 more follows for 1,000. #GrandFollowers
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