We want to kick-start a revolution of participation in British politics by changing the way it is perceived by the public. Catch21 seeks to achieve this by producing shows all over the UK, which will attract young people - those who are seen as the least likely to be interested in the traditional style of politics - by including well-known public faces.

Lords competition: What a waste

The House of Lords Sub-Committee on Waste Reduction is currently examining how the amount of waste produced in the UK can be reduced and is keen to hear young people's (11-18) views on the issue.

Details can be found on the competition page along with rules, lesson plans for teachers and prizes.

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Daisy McAndrew

Innovative, informative and interactive, exactly what young people need so that they can become engaged with politics more effectively

Daisy McAndrew
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Political Correspondent

Catch21 acknowledge the essential support of The University of Hull and The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust

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C21 at the Scottish Parliament

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The BYC were at the Scottish Parliament last November. Catch21 were there to film it all.

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