Funded by Halton Council.
Halton Youth Cabinet are a group of young people, aged 11-18, who represent youth voices across Halton—locally, in our region, and even nationally! 🌍
Join us every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month in Widnes & Runcorn!
"What I like most about working with the Youth Cabinet and Vibe is the inclusivity and that no one is judged for who they are, for their race or disability or their background. I think that is something I really enjoy.”
“I come to Halton Youth Cabinet because of the positive environment as soon as you enter the room and the fun you can have.”
We learn about important issues affecting us all, from social challenges to political topics. We collect other young people's views through online surveys and campaign for changes by creating videos, blogs, and other media. ✍️🎬
Want to make a difference? Join us and be the voice of your generation! 🌟
Member of Youth Parliament for Halton
Mae Harding
Finlay Venables
Member of Youth Parliament 2024 - 2026
Fin is Halton’s elected Member of Youth Parliament, representing the voices of young people aged 11–18 across the borough. He is passionate about creating a fairer and more inclusive Halton, with a particular focus on accessibility, SEND inclusion, and improving opportunities for young people.
Access4All is Fin’s campaign focused on making Halton a more accessible and inclusive place for all young people, especially those with disabilities and SEND. The campaign looks at the barriers young people face in everyday life — in schools, public spaces, transport, activities, and services — and works to identify what needs to change.
Follow his work on Instagram @finlayvenablesmyp
Deputy Member of Youth Parliament 2024 - 2026
Mae is Halton’s Deputy Member of Youth Parliament, working alongside the MYP to represent the views of young people across the borough. She is passionate about ensuring young people feel supported, listened to, and included, particularly when accessing services that impact their wellbeing and future.
Support4All is Mae’s campaign focused on improving the quality, consistency, and accessibility of support for young people. The campaign explores what good support should look like — from early help and mental health services to education and community provision.
Follow her work on Instagram @maeharding_hyc
Campaign Work
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Binimals
Binimals is a fun and educational campaign designed to teach young children about environmental responsibility
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Access4All
Access for All is a campaign focused on improving accessibility for children and young people with disabilities and special educational needs (SEND) in Halton.
