New Prime Minister and Chancellor endorse YOPEY

Young People of the Year winners from Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Essex and Nottinghamshire have been to the Houses of Parliament as

Gay YOPEY winner made Mayor

A 2009 Young Person of the Year has gone on to be elected as a district councillor and made Mayor in his home town.

Last December 23-year-old Ian Campbell won the third Nottinghamshire YOPEY for being a gay rights activist. He visited schools and colleges and ran workshops

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Police forces rally round YOPEY

Essex Police is sponsoring Young People of the Year or 'YOPEY' – the antidote to all the bad press about the younger generation.

Police forces have been increasingly involved

First fire service backs YOPEY

Bedfordshire and Luton Fire and Rescue Service is the first fire service in the UK to sponsor the fast-growing Young People of the Year awards or "YOPEYs'.

Not only do the awards recognise great community work carried out by young people, but they receive

YOPEY founder becomes Fellow of 250-year-old 'brains trust'

The founder of the growing Young People of the Year or ‘YOPEY’ movement has been elected to an international ‘brains trust’.

Since 1754 the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and