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Written by William Smith, 11M: Head Boy
Last week I was fortunate to have the pleasure of spending a day shadowing Yvonne Fovargue - MP for Makerfield. I spent the day experiencing what it is like to be a sitting Member of Parliament - something I hope to be when I am older.
As a person who is passionately interested in Politics, this was a unique opportunity that I was extremely grateful to have.
Yvonne and her PA Ben gave me a hands on experience of their careers which I found invaluable. I learned what it was like to work as an MP and also as an Assistant for an MP and was able to experience what Yvonne experiences when she conducts her day-to-day role, and also how to conduct a surgery in my own local constituency of Makerfield.
Additionally, I took part in experiencing politics from the perspective of a politician and learned many new skills throughout the day.
After spending the day in Yvonne's constituency office in Wigan, I cannot express how much I enjoyed it. It was a fabulous opportunity and one that has only fuelled my future passion to one day enter either local or national politics and potentially fulfil an even greater ambition to become PM one day?!! &n
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I visited Lilac Lettings based in Ashton, to find out first-hand how they have successfully recruited an apprentice to their small team.
Wigan Council supported Lilac Lettings in recruiting apprentice Shannon Ormesher,18.
As part of its Deal for Business, Wigan Council has invested £1.5m into its business apprenticeship scheme which aims to get 350 young people into work.
Ms Fovargue, who is shadow minister for young people, met Shannon who is proving to be an invaluable employee to the small firm.
Lilac Lettings was founded by Debra Higgins and her sister-in-law, also called Debra Higgins, just three years ago. The company has grown to employ six staff and manage more than 250 properties across Wigan and the wider area.
Shannon, 18, took on the business administration apprenticeship with Lilac Lettings after leaving school and finding that college wasn’t for her.
Now Shannon is loving being an apprentice and is an asset to her firm. Debra said: “We are a small family business and we were getting busier and busier. We wanted to grow the business and take to the next step. We worked closely with Wigan Council to take on an apprentice and it was