You can keep up to date with the latest updates on the Hear by Right website, and the latest news from the NYA Participation Team by subscribing to the RSS feed of Hear by Right news.

RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication' and is a way of getting the headlines from a website to come to you, rather than you having to constantly check back to see what has changed. If you want to understand more about how RSS works then you can take a look at this video from CommonCraft, or read this explanation from the BBC.

You can subscribe to our RSS feed using Live Bookmarks, a personal homepage, a News Reader or via e-mail.

To subscribe to get updates by e-mail

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E-mail updates are sent automatically the day after new updates are posted in the Hear by Right news.

To subscribe using Live Bookmarks, a personal homepage or a News Reader (such as Firefox Live Bookmarks, NetVibes and iGoogle, or Google Reader)

Visit our RSS feed (this link) and either follow the instructions that your web browser provides, or copy the RSS feed address from your web browsers address bar and use it to add a new feed on your personal homepage or in your news reader.

Newsletters from The NYA

Subscribing to Hear by Right news offers you the latest from our website - but it is an automated service rather than an edited newsletter service.

 You can also get a range or periodic newsletters from The National Youth Agency, offering an overview of activity across a wide range of policy areas, including youth participation. Visit the registration page for more details and to sign up to these newsletters.