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The Big Future Survey...

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For the first time, hundreds of thousands of children will be eligible to vote in the next general election at age 16, the biggest change to the franchise in half a century – yet just one in five children say politicians listen to them.


The Big Future survey will be asking children about the changes they want to see in their communities, their biggest concerns, and their hopes for the future. We all want to know what they think a good childhood should look like, now and in the future.


Click the link below to complete the survey...


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