Description:
Meeting to discuss the Ealing Council youth plan and your views views about what type of youth services and facilities are needed in Southall.

Ealing Council is consulting with young people and the wider community on its Youth Plan. You can take part in an online consultation through the attached link, which incorporates the Youth Plan:

www.ealing.gov.uk/youthplan

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Ealing Council is also holding a public meeting where key parts of the Plan will be presented, and the audience will be asked to comment on key questions. There will also be an opportunity to ask Councillors about the Plan.

The Cabinet lead for Fairer Start Kam Nagpal and / or the Cabinet lead for Tackling Inequalities Cllr Ayesha Raza will be present. Ealing Council senior managers will also be present to respond to questions raised.

The agenda will be:

5:45pm – 6.30pm: Arrivals, tea and coffee and an opportunity to see site plans of proposed interim youth facility and options for a permanent facility.

6.30pm – 6:45pm: Presentation on the youth plan.

6.45pm – 7.30pm: Activity to consult on key questions, including:

• What facilities are needed for Children and Young People in Southall and across Ealing?
• What services are needed for Children and Young People in Southall and across Ealing?
• How would you like to be involved in the planning process?

7:30pm – 8pm: Q&A to cabinet, chaired by Ian Jenkins

To attend, you MUST book a ticket through www.eventbrite.co.uk

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Please encourage your colleagues and young people to attend and provide their views about what type of youth services are needed in Southall.

What was wrong with the old YAC?
Other than Ealing Council getting a lot of money for knocking it down and building flats on it.
Who would be happy with getting reduced facilities?
How many more #Southall assets will Ealing council flog?

Re-thinking youth services = giving you less with illusion of giving more.
New services = replacing existing services with inferior services

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This consultation is a repeat of the consultation on the 2nd of February 2022. If you signed up for that consultation event, please consider not signing up for this event.

NB. To protect the health and safety of everyone attending we are implementing social distancing measures at the event as per government guidelines. All attendees are requested to wear a face covering where applicable. Please provide your own face covering and if possible take a Lateral Flow Test (LFT) before attending.