Scottish Youth Information
for 11-26 year olds
Want to know more about the referendum on an independent Scotland? Find the information, facts and how you can have your say.
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Help represent Scotland in Europe and make your views heard.
This pages looks at the most important dates for the European Union.
Find out what Scotland and Britain being part of the EU means.
Scotland is represented in the European Parliament by six Members. Find out who the MEPs are and what they can do for you!
The National Entitlement Card for young people is a free card for all young people aged 11-26, created by the Scottish Government, Young Scot, your local council and other organisations.
Your card entitles you to discounts and offers on a range of shops, services and travel.
Get or replace your card0808 801 0338
The Young Scot InfoLine is a free and confidential phone service. It has information on a range of topics including money, health and the arts, as well as answering questions like "How do I get my first passport?" or "What age can I get a tattoo?"
Let us know your thoughts and queries and any suggestions you have to make this site better for everyone.
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