Decision - Youth Council - Make Your Mark Update
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the council's own words, uneditedTo inform this Committee of the outcome of the national and local results of the 2022 Make Your Mark vote, progress made on the Youth Council's existing and latest campaigns. In addition, this report will provide an update on the youth manifesto event held at Brighton Youth Centre and other youth voice opportunities Youth Councillors have supported.
RESOLVED: That the Committee – i. Noted the local outcomes of the 2022 Make Your Mark vote and subsequent local campaign. ii. Noted the Youth Council's progress on their campaigns and future plans. iii. Requested this report is referred to the Health and Wellbeing Board and Environment Transport and Sustainability Committee for information.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 2794/1470 tokens · 10361ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 11:39The report updated the Committee on the 2022 Make Your Mark vote, which attracted 1,820 votes in Brighton and Hove, and on the Brighton and Hove Youth Council’s campaign work. Health and wellbeing was the top local priority, with transport identified as a key focus, alongside continuing environment and youth voice activities.
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parsed- Refer the report to the Health and Wellbeing Board and Environment Transport and Sustainability Committee for information.
- The Youth Council will progress its health and wellbeing transport campaign.
- The Youth Council will continue its environment campaign and issue environment awards to local businesses.
- The Youth Council will organise further youth manifesto discussion events.
- The Youth Council will agree an action plan to increase turnout for the 2023 Make Your Mark campaign and strengthen links with schools.