Why the other candidates can't deliver:

- Adam Roche” If elected I would work towards: improved access to sports and coaching; consistent anti-bullying policies and support for those bullied; first aid training as part of school curriculums; access to leisure activities especially for those in rural areas; public

transport and the environment; and a strong voice for young people."

Not only do I stand for more and improved access to sports facilities and coaching, I support and push for more generalized youth events, in competitions, campaigns, fund-

raiser, and more. This is on top of sports events. Improved public transport is always a key issue for youths whether it be comfort,

accessibility or pricing. I, if elected will petition to have a child ticket raised to age 18, if by law they are not an adult, then by law they should not pay an adult price. Also I will push for talks with transport companies for increased service hours, particularly in rural areas.

Not only is first aid training essential but it among many other issues not taught in our schools. From better sex and relationships education, better teaching in finance and

politics, I too will push for essential training like this in which a young person may receive a level two certificate in first aid.

I believe I have the prowess and ability to move and push for the things that will help you, the youth of today.

-Natasha Bakhshov" Together we can be heard. Together we can make life better. Do you want to make things happen - together?"

With no clear indication of intent, surely a vote spent on someone who will not only give you a voice, but a fighting voice would be one well spent?

- Uzo Ugochuckwu"If you would like to see: University tuition fees abolished, Age of legal responsibility increased to thirteen, Reduction of age for an MP to eighteen and voting age to sixteen, Creation of a youth passenger’s organization. Then vote for me, I’m best suited to represent the views of young people."

University fee's can't be abolished, however fanciful your thinking, however, they CAN be reduced, and this is something I will push for on a national level. I believe the age of legal responsibility should be the same, and not revised. Stories of children assaulting other children paste the news; we would let them walk free from actions they are accountable for? The MP age is currently at 18, this policy is outdated. Voting age to 16 is a front I support with parliament; however I will devote my efforts to the more pressing local issues, faced by the people of south Norwich.

Which I believe, and I hope you can see, would be better represented in voice, want and need, by Elliot Page

Vote for me at the City College main reception, or at your own school in the constituency, Voting closes Friday 5th.