The Roving Reporter Team

The Roving Reporter team:

Supporting the young people are:
Peter Rouncefield (Young People’s Office) it is important that young people and adults work together to inform important decision-making to support Peterborough’s opportunity to become the UK’s Environmental Capital.

Alice Johnson (Young People’s Office) it is important to support young people in their journey in being part of Peterborough’s development.

Young people involved with the event:

Donna Lilley - Bretton – Roving reporting - Better quality of living for all young people in Peterborough.

David House – Eastfield – Workshop facilitator –This is one step in making Peterborough a better city to live in for the future. It gives Peterborough the opportunity to set an example for the rest of the country in how we can contribute to improving our environment.

Matt Shears – Werrington – Workshop facilitator – Peterborough has many opportunities for young people and this event is one that will help us shape our city.

Kalpesh Patel – Dogsthorpe – Roving reporting –This is an opportunity to bring young people and adults closer together so that there are more possibilities for them working together to make important changes.

John Griffin – Dogsthorpe – Roving reporting, John will be supporting other young people where he can in the morning and coming to support other young people in their workshop.

Nick Myers – Dogsthorpe - Roving reporting – It’s all about having a voice to influence.

Jibran Khan – Dogsthorpe - Roving reporting - because I am a young person and this issue affects me

Rachel Barnard – Welland - Roving reporting – I want to help the environment and I feel it will be a good experience for my studies.

The Roving Reporter team:

The Questions

Can you sum up your job in ten seconds?

How will you contribute to Peterborough becoming the environmental capital?

What motivates you to support this challenge?

The Interviews: