What Jeremy Corbyn might mean for young people

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There’s been a lot of bad news for young people recently: the Budget earlier this summer seemed to unnecessarily punish young people, cutting university grants and housing benefits while leaving them out of their so-called ‘living wage.’ The youth service in this country has been dismantled by successive (Labour and Conservative) governments, mental health services for young people are a complete shambles, the recent demise of the Kid’s Company (read here) is another blow to young people on the margins and the Lib Dems went back on their promise to oppose tuition fees.

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