Young people aged between 12 and 19 are being invited to a special event in Scunthorpe on Monday 25th October 2010 which will give young people the chance to make their views known on subjects such as jobs, the media, internet, housing and much more. The council chamber at Pittwood House in Ashby Road is the venue for the Debate It event which will discuss various topics which include; Young people in the media (11am) Staying safe on the internet (12pm) Apprenticeships, jobs and volunteering (1.30pm) How to make a difference (2.30pm) Following this there will be and open session at around 3.30pm to discuss any other topics which people feel they would like to put forward. This will include a "graffiti wall" where visitors can write the any questions they want to bring up in the closing debate. Cllr Tony Gosling, Cabinet member for Children's Services will be amongst those attending, he said, "Debate It gives young people the chance to come and talk about the subjects that matter to them. I�ll be there to listen to what you have to say, to hear what�s important to you and, where I can, do something about it." There are some very influential people attending and I urge every young person in North Lincolnshire to take this opportunity to make their views known" He adds, �There are some very influential people attending and I urge every young person in North Lincolnshire to take this opportunity to make their views known, by speaking up and presenting your views you can help make a difference" Young people can drop in for any of the debates and take a look at stands from groups and projects dealing with subjects such as sport, teenage pregnancy, volunteering, jobs and health. Information stands and refreshments will be available from 9.30am. Anyone wishing to attend can just turn up on the day or for more information call 01724 296648.