Minister to face youth services grilling

Senior politicians to face a grilling from 100 youth service leaders over the next two days - following 'disproportionate' cuts.

By Dominic Browne | 07 November 2011

Senior politicians, including the children's minister, face a grilling from 100 youth service leaders over the next two days - following 'disproportionate' cuts to their services.

The Confederation of Heads of Young People's Services (CHYPS) is holding its annual convention at Aston University in Birmingham today and tomorrow, and have announced they will be pressing the case for investment in youth work.

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