The Children Now Manifesto campaign will give readers a chance topropose and decide your top 10 policy priorities.
Between now and mid-April, Children Now will ask readers to submit andvote on a series of policy suggestions. The most popular will becomepart of the manifesto, which will be published before the summer.
Donna Murphy, editor of Children Now, said: "The manifesto will providea platform for the policy priorities of the children's sector."
- See Analysis, p10.
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