This weekend Bollocks to Poverty visited Beach Break Live festival, where, despite heavy rain, our dedicated crew of volunteers signed up over 2000 festival goers to our tax justice campaign.

Beach Break Live is a student only festival in Wales. This years' headliners included Tinie Tempah, Magnetic Man and White Lies.

Visitors to the ActionAid tent had their photo taken in suits and bowler hats, holding up a 'close tax loopholes' briefcase.

The photographs will be sent to MPs accross the country. 

Around the world, multinationals exploit tax loopholes. It costs developing countries much more than they receive in aid each year.

Ask your MP to help close tax loopholes now.