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Twobby your MP on #No2FEfees

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Today is #N02FEfees lobby day!

Today students and teaching staff across the country will be lobbying their local MPs in their constituency surgeries to say no to the news FE fees and loans system.

If you haven't arranged a meeting with your MP you can still write to them - to find out who your MP is, how to contact them and what you can say to them about how the new system will affect YOUR college, check out www.nofefees.org.uk

You - and your family and friends - can also join the #No2FEFees Twitter 'Twobby' at noon today!

Tweet at your MP to say #No2FEFees, e.g. "@[yourMP] please say #No2FEFees #FElobby''. To find out if your MP is on Twitter see http://tweetminster.co.uk/mp

Don't forget to let us know how you get on, and send us your campaign pics by emailing campaigns@nus.org.uk.

Happy lobby/twobbying!

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Published: 21 Jun 2012 18:22 , Last updated: 21 Jun 2012 18:23

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