Oliver Coppard is urging young people to make their voices heard and play a part in decisions.
Young people are invited to take part in a question time event hosted by South Yorkshire's Mayor Oliver Coppard.Mr Coppard said it was important for young people "to make their voices heard" and "play their part" in the decisions that will shape their future.When he was elected in May, Mr Coppard said his priority was "getting on and delivering" promises made in his election manifesto, with a priority on improving bus services.
"Whether you want to know more about what I do, why I'm making the decisions I'm making, or just tell me about the issues that matter to you right now, then sign up for Mayor's Question Time," he added. Mr Coppard succeeded Barnsley Central MP Dan Jarvis in the role and continues Labour's hold on the position, which was created in 2018.
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