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Hey, I saw your programme on TV, it's a great idea. I listen to my music a lot when out walking, but you have a point. I absolutely agree that car accidents are a bigger killer of people. I lost my br...
Joanne, 15 April 2010 05:15
hi Manpreet as a teenager my self i think your campaign is a great idea in my area iv seen people crossing the road with their headphones in and i recently saw your campaign on the TV and decided to c...
garry, 29 March 2010 21:33
Couldnt sleep lastnight and caught your program about your campaign Tune into traffic. I was so impressed with your ideas andthe way you were taking the campaign! I wish you all the luck in the world!...
SIMON OWEN, 29 March 2010 12:23
ABOUT
My campaign
Road traffic accidents are a major killer of young people, and unless we do something about it the statistics are only going to get worse. I personally know people who’ve been killed in road traffic accidents. The worst thing is that there are easy steps that can be taken to save lives – like not listening to MP3 players when you are crossing the road.
My Campaign highlights
- Meeting Asian ragga star, Apache Indian
- Meeting mentor, David Bowles
- Working with the advertising agency, VCCP, on my campaign logo
- Appearing in a live debate for BBC1’s The Politics Show
- Giving a talk at Gordon Brown’s Chain Reaction event in London
- Getting top photographer, Andy Barter, to support my campaign
How can you help?
- Put my posters and stickers in your local record shops, schools and youth clubs
- Stop listening to MP3 players while you’re crossing the road!
- Find me an unsigned band to make a pop video/ campaign viral with
- Join me in my big stunt coming up next year...
SHOW YOUR SUPORT
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Hey, I saw your programme on TV, it's a great idea. I listen to my music a lot when out walking, but you have a point. I absolutely agree that car accidents are a bigger killer of people. I lost my brother, Joe Grunwell last year in a car crash; he was 16. Keep doing what you're doing. I'm glad somebody has the courage to stand up for this issue. Take care ^_^.
Joanne, 15 April 2010 05:15
hi Manpreet as a teenager my self i think your campaign is a great idea in my area iv seen people crossing the road with their headphones in and i recently saw your campaign on the TV and decided to come on to the battlefront website to show my support for your campaign plus i was wondering how it's going can you E-mail and let me know when you have a free moment. thanks
garry, 29 March 2010 21:33
Couldnt sleep lastnight and caught your program about your campaign Tune into traffic. I was so impressed with your ideas andthe way you were taking the campaign! I wish you all the luck in the world!! I live down in Oxford and 1 thing that i thought you could do with your campaign is go to Freshers week at the uni's and also put posters in school canteen and uni bars. Why not approach bars that students go to.Its only ideas i had while watching your program,if you have already done this forget the above :) Takecare and goodluck! If you need anybody to hand posters out to uni's in Oxford please dont hesitate to contact me as i think this is a campaign worth backing Simon
SIMON OWEN, 29 March 2010 12:23
Caught your programme early this morning, by accident. I was very impressed to see the progress you have made with your campaign. Very glad to see that a young person is taking such an interest in educating other young people. As a mother of young adults now and very close to my community, I think you are adrressing a important issue about safety for young people and taking personal responsibility to address the gaps. I am myself a campaigner and activist on disability, you can visit us on facebook at [email protected]. You look like you have a bright future ahead of you and will have great social change. Good luck
Bidwantee, 29 March 2010 11:27
When you're crossing da street Turn off da Beat !
Graham Igglesden, 29 March 2010 05:29
I caught your programme on channel 4 very good Think I could help in a small way to get your word out in Northern Ireland maybe some correspondance Via Email Peter
Peter Hopkins, 15 December 2009 22:35
hi, i was watching your battlefront thing on 4 od and i think its really good, what your doing. since watching it i always take my headphones out before crossing the road. i also always think of the green cross road, i never used too lol. well done =] i thinks its great.
isaac king, 15 December 2009 17:50
I would like you to send me some posters and stickers i am a student at Bournville College and i would like to put some posters around the college
Samantha Fisher, 04 March 2009 14:59
I think its really cool what your doing trying to do by help people keep safe on the roads
Samanrtha Fisher , 25 February 2009 15:23
Manpreet! Thanks for sharing the link, I think you're doing a spot on job and really enjoyed the documentary. It was very informative and made me aware of an issue that I wasn't even aware of. Keep it up
Marcus Spencer, 02 February 2009 17:08
I wanted to say thank you to PAUL who took the time out to make a video for the campaign! You can check it out here. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gv5gPDN9US4 Paul I would really love to get in touch with you, please email me at [email protected]
Manpreet Darroch, 16 January 2009 17:42
Hi all thanks for your messages on this video! I really appreciate your support. In particular, i wanted to say a big thank you to Brad from Australia who took time out to come to the UK site. and comment! I was wondering how this message has affected you and the people around you in Australia? Please keep coming back to this site as I am now working on ways in which you can take part in the campaign and take it to your local area. All information will be provided on this site. Manpreet Darroch
Manpreet Darroch, 15 January 2009 16:52
:P hey
Rhiannon, 06 January 2009 09:46
hello dude :)
james, 06 January 2009 09:43
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gv5gPDN9US4
andy, 28 December 2008 17:11
I saw your channel 4 documentary the other day and thought it was absolutely fantastic.I really think this is a good campaign and glad to see an indian repping it on the tv and beyond.Keep it going and i support you 100%. Sandeep from Kent
Sandeep Garcha, 21 December 2008 13:20
Straight to the point and no frills. Very imaginative and resourceful.
David Brown, 18 December 2008 19:33
how many bears did you injure in the making of this film? i hope not many as soft cuddly brown bears have feelings too...
betima, 15 December 2008 11:07
Manpreet, I was holidaying in London and saw your efforts on TV last week. I am back now in Sydney but the program still has me thinking - some great ideas in your camapign and also in the overall Battlefront approach. Not only was I impressed by your campaign, but you also came across as a really good bloke! Well done, and hope it all goes well for you.
Brad, 10 December 2008 23:06
Hey Manpreet I heard about ur campaign and saw the documentary on TV. I just want to say that i think ur campaign is really good and can make a big difference because i myself hav noticed how being on the phone can distract u from the road as i have done it myself. Keep up the good work!
Sabrina, 10 December 2008 18:23
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