The Bromley reporters
We've done enough talking! This is where we step aside and let young Londoners take over. Different groups of young
Londoners will be using this space for interviews, reviews, and to talk about their experiences of growing-up in the capital.
Meet the reporters
Hello! We're the children from the Bromley 'Moving on to Secondary School' project. We
helped plan the International Children's Day event. We're writing to tell you what's been
happening since Children's Day, which we celebrated at City Hall in London on 20th November 2004.
Children from 16 London boroughs took photos showing a day in their lives. This was part of a Children's Fund project to
celebrate Children's Day. When we went to City Hall to show our photos, some people who work for the Mayor of London were
there. They wanted to hear what we had to say about London and how to make it a better place for children. So we split up
into groups to talk about living in London and what we thought about issues like safety, asylum seekers, health and money.
A couple of months later, on 2 February, we went back to City Hall to talk to the people who help the Mayor make London a
better place. We wanted to find out what they'd learnt from us on International Children's Day. Here's what they said...
(The views and opinions expressed in this section of the Young Londoner's Website are those of the author and do not reflect the views and/or opinions of the Mayor.)
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