Mayor’s music instrument amnesty for young people
On 24 October, Mayor of London Boris Johnson launched a new campaign to get more young people involved in music.
The aim is to encourage Londoners to give away their unwanted music instruments, which will then be handed out through charities. The campaign called ‘No Strings Attached’ was launched in partnership with London entertainment magazine Time Out.
The Mayor said: ‘I can think of no better place than London, with our world-class facilities and thriving live scene to engage young people in music.’
The first person to donate an instrument was world famous cellist Julian Lloyd Webber.
To find out more, or to donate an instrument visit: www.timeout.com.
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