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Lloyds TSB Foundation gives nearly £10,000 to Headliners to help young people in north London.

Youth journalism charity Headliners gets £300,000 funding to turn young people’s passions into community action

Two 17-year-olds from London will step into the shoes of England’s Children’s Commissioner, Sir Al Aynsley-Green as part of 11 MILLION Takeover Day.

Twelve young people from Headliners in Northern Ireland make a series of TV reports for BBC Blast and BBC Newsline

Youth media group Headliners will hold a combined double launch next Tuesday, July 3, 2007 of a new photographic art exhibition and their new magazine, Off the Walls.

Youth journalism charity Headliners recently received a cheque for £10,000 towards running activities in north and east London from the Jack Petchey Foundation.

Members of Headliners in London have been involved in a programme of photography which has resulted in the best of their work being displayed at an art gallery in east London.

A group of 30 young people from the Headliners Media Project in Derry and the Letterkenny Youth Information Centre will present a radio show this Easter Bank Holiday Monday on Highland Radio.

Photographs for the Headliners launch event held on Tuesday 30 January 2007 at BAFTA on Piccadilly, London.

The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and Wales, Peter Hain MP, has said he thinks lowering the age of voting to 16 is vital to getting young people interested in politics.

Watch a video of various people explaining why they think young people need to be involved in the news media.

Two reporters from the London office of Children's Express collected their award from Andrew Neil at a ceremony at the British Library.