The John Betjeman Young People's Poetry Competition was established to perpetuate the memory of one of Britain's best-loved poets and to promote a love of poetry amongst young people.
The poetry competition is open to all 11-14 year-olds living in the British Isles.
Trains and Buttered Toast is a celebratory tea party with poetry readings held in front of the statue of Sir John Betjeman on the upper concourse of St. Pancras International station.
Why is Roger McGough sitting in St. Pancras?
Congratulations to Emily Cooper on winning the John Betjeman Young People's Poetry Competition 2010
Why is Ian McMillan waving his arms about?
The John Betjeman Young People's Poetry Competition is sponsored by: