Over 30 merry men and women could be spotted running around the streets of East London last Sunday, spreading the word about the Robin Hood Tax campaign.

Over 30 merry men and women could be spotted running around the streets of East London last Sunday, spreading the word about the Robin Hood Tax campaign.

This gaggle of outlaws were taking part in Oxfam's Robin Hood Tax game, part of the campaign which calls for a tiny tax on banks to raise billions for poverty in the UK and abroad.

Seven groups of bandits could be seen taking on challenges including swapping their goods for gold (well, a Robin Hood hat for some gold shoes!), composing and reciting Robin Hood Raps and much more, all in the name of raising public awareness and support. The event was a resounding success and the public responded very positively to the idea.

Campaigner Katy Wright said: "It was great fun taking part in the challenges which encouraged us to chat to people about the campaign and get them on board. At the end of the hunt I felt we had really raised awareness and enthusiasm for the Robin Hood Tax on the streets of East London as well as having a merry time!"

A big thank you to everyone who took part and to the team at the Rich Mix who let us set up HQ there for the day.