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After five amazing years P&P's HIV/AIDS campaign has come to an end. Here we celebrate what we've achieved.

A great year of sustained pressure, and a big last minute campaigning push, has helped strengthen the UK's new plans for tackling HIV/AIDS in the developing world. But the UK has much more to do if it is keep its promise of providing universal access to HIV treatment, prevention, care and support by 2010.

The UK looks set to abandon it commitment to AIDS treatment for all, and we have just a few days to change this. Take action now!

Order a pack with the film 'Can pay, Should pay' and see why the government has no excuse not to Treat AIDS Now.

Don't forget to bag your place at P&P's much talked about networking, training and planning event...

MPs challenged and campaigning celebrated, students gathered in London on 11 March to push government to take tough action on access to treatment.

Malmesbury School makes it onto the front cover of local newspapers during Treat AIDS Now's Week of Action. Jason Peel, Malmesbury Sixth Form student reports:

Oxford University student and Campaign Advocate Nick Chan reports: Oxford University People & Planet met with local Oxford West MP Evan Harris just before the Treat AIDS Now Week of Action to press him to include our campaign demands in his work in Parliament and to present him with the action cards we had collected.

Join campaigners from across the country for a day of lobbying on HIV and AIDS. Ensure the Conservative Party are playing their part in the fight against AIDS, influence the G8, and press the government for bold action on AIDS by joining a colourful hand-in of all the action cards collected in your campaigning this year.