were many booths, both inside in the student common room (known as the Hive), and outside in the courtyard, (near the affectively known pool-cue tree, nicknamed for a dear ex-Bromley college boy!). I started off, with meeting some Pigs and Chickens from a second chance animal shelter. I am a big animal lover, and volunteered at an animal shelter many years ago, so I fell instantly in love with the pigs! It's always been my dream that when I leave university, I would like to move out into the countryside and have a small-holding. After my brief love affair with the farmyard animals, my friends and I went to the common room to visit the other stands on offer. We were awash with the sheer variety of information booths available. Some offered student-discounted gym memberships, others offered information about driving, and there were even some offering jobs with charities, such as Mencap. My friends and I visited virtually every booth in turn. I spent a great deal of time talking to members of the group Bypass (Bromley Young Person's Alcohol Substance Service) who support young people aged 10-18 with substance-related problems. This charity held views very close to my heart, and I was shocked to see, different substances laid out before me. I will admit, I am not well-versed in drugs, I wouldn't know what I am looking at. Yet the people from Bypass were very keen on my friend and I familiarizing ourselves with how drugs are carried and