Making Labour listen
Labour politicians had nowhere to hide at their UK Party Conference in Bournemouth, September 2007. Two groups of campaigning teenagers tracked them down around town, in meetings and at the conference hotel.
Their message: do more to lift the poorest million children in the UK out of poverty. Now!
Piers, Jenny, Amanda, Freddie and Katie - all from Bradford and Bristol - managed to stop Chancellor Alistair Darling. They told him how they've been affected by poverty in the UK. And they demanded his government work now to make things better for children and young people.
