Sky News on campus

Published: 16 April 2015

With the General election just over three weeks away Sky News has chosen the University of Glasgow as one of only eleven locations across the UK – and the only one in Scotland – as a base for its Stand Up Be Counted campaign.

With the General election just over three weeks away Sky News has chosen the University of Glasgow as one of only eleven locations across the UK – and the only one in Scotland – as a base for its Stand Up Be Counted campaign.

Live broadcasts will take place throughout today - Thursday 16 April - at a specially constructed studio in Professors' Square where Sky News journalists will interview students and young people on the issues that matter to them.

Students are very welcome to just come along and watch, or better still record their views on some of the interactive facilities within the studio John Ryley, Head of Sky News said: “This tour is a really exciting opportunity for young people to engage with Stand Up Be Counted on a regional level. It will bring a unique experience right to the doorstep of people who might feel disengaged from the political parties and their campaign promises. We hope the tour will help more young people to have their voices heard ahead of the General Election, and we will put all our efforts behind amplifying their opinions."


First published: 16 April 2015

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