Shaun Bailey Visits Hogarth Youth Centre |
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Mayoral candidate helps young people to prepare their lunches
The Conservative candidate for the London Mayoral election visited the Hogarth Youth Centre in Chiswick this week. Shaun Bailey came to lend his support to centre this Wednesday (7 April) spending over an hour engaging with the many young people attending the Easter Holiday Programme. Leader of the centre’s Youth Team, Denny Anthony, commented, “As an ex-youth worker, Shaun clearly has the heartbeat of young people and recognises the importance of youth work and vibrant youth centres.” Mr Bailey was shown around the Centre and then helped the young people to prepare their lunch. With the support of Hounslow Council, the Hogarth Youth Centre is ensuring that every young person attending the programme enjoys a hot lunch during the holiday programme. Mr Bailey wants to open a new youth zone in every borough to help young people and fight knife crime. He says his plan, which would also see 4,000 new youth workers recruited, could help combat what he describes as the ‘worst aspects of youth culture’. The Hogarth Charitable Trust's 2021 Youth Programme led by youth officer, Denny Anthony, provides activities (sports, arts, etc.), support and guidance, and the opportunity to cultivate healthy friendships in a safe environment. You can find out more about the trust’s work and make donations, large or small, on its web site. The full list of candidates standing to be Mayor of London, in the order they will appear on the ballot, is as follows: Shaun Bailey – Conservative Party Kam Balayev – Renew Sian Berry – Green Party Count Binface – Count Binface for Mayor of London Piers Corbyn – Let London Live Max Fosh – Independent Laurence Fox – The Reclaim Party Peter Gammons – UKIP Richard Hewison – Rejoin EU Vanessa Hudson – Animal Welfare Party – People, Animals, Environment Steve Kelleher – Social Democratic Party Sadiq Khan – Labour Party David Kurten – Heritage Party Farah London – Independent Valerie Brown – The Burning Pink Party Nims Obunge – Independent Niko Omilana – Independent Luisa Porritt – Liberal Democrats Mandu Reid – Women’s Equality Party Brian Rose – London Real Party
April 9, 2021 |