My Plans as Mayor of London.

EMA

• Housing:                Less rent

Benefits with age/circumstance restriction

Equal money for the property being sold

More options

• Entertainment:        Programme timing (when suitable for children)

Consistent motivation for the youths of today

Less reality and more mind opening shows

Thinking of who to vote for your next Mayor of London? Who is young and enthusiastic? Dedicate? and is ready to challenge others for our rights. Well no need to think ahead as I believe that I am the person you are looking for, I believe it’s time for change. Don’t you?

You are probably sick and tired of hearing the same thing again and again “It’s time for change” What change I wish to change is the so called ‘promises’ our MPs claimed. Well we’ve seen the change. It definitely had a great impact on many of us. First tuition fees, cuts to councils, schools, VAT increase what next our youth services. We can’t just sit around and let these politicians play with our lives, wishing when to cut this and that. That is not justice nor humane. How much are they going to make us citizens suffer for the politicians mess. Therefore, I believe it’s time for change and to make this change we have to fight for our rights in an adequate manner not by burning London but directly approaching these ministers whom have made us suffer. Not only will I focus on the cuts but I aim to achieve a more multicultural. London is a very diverse community. However it is a shame that we do not know much about all these cultures. You may ask how mixing with other cultures will affect you. It can, as it brings out your true self, builds courage, good citizenship skills, avoids racism and prejudges. These skills will also make your future brighter and brings unity into the community also builds an understanding for one another. Well, you must be thinking that when I come to stand forward as you local youth representative what aims do I hope to achieve.

I hope to achieve the following aims:

• Reduce student fees and eventually abolish it
• Better jobs outside of the City
• Stop cuts for schools in Haringey
• More diverse areas
• More youth facilities
• Transport fees