Easy to print list of NfP member events coming up in the next two months.
Outside the main entrance to the American base at Menwith Hill (6-7.30 pm). Menwith Hill is on the A59 Harrogate to Skipton road) and nine miles from Harrogate North Yorkshire
NB We sometimes change the day of the demo. Please contact Sarah if you're thinking of coming up: sswift64@gmail.com, 01765 600928.
Walk in Peace: A little bit of peace, starting with yourself – the first Sunday of every month. Please join us in a slow, silent walk in peace for peace. Meet by ‘Speakers Corner Café’, just south of Speaker’s Corner, Hyde Park (Marble Arch tube), at 10.55am to start walking at 11.00am, returning to starting point at 12 noon.
Outside the main entrance to the American base at Menwith Hill (6-7.30 pm). Menwith Hill is on the A59 Harrogate to Skipton road) and nine miles from Harrogate North Yorkshire
NB We sometimes change the day of the demo. Please contact Sarah if you're thinking of coming up: sswift64@gmail.com, 01765 600928.
You don’t have to be a committed pacifist or nonviolentist to join in – meetings are open to anyone interested.
Events usually revolve around a particular topic chosen by participants at an earlier meeting. Anyone taking part can suggest topics for future meetings.
10 Dec: NONVIOLENCE, SERIOUSNESS, AND ENJOYMENT.
14 Jan 2020: BEING A PACIFIST IN A MILITARIST WORLD
If you have ideas of topics you'd like to see discussed in future months, bring your suggestions to one of the monthly meetings, or send them in (e-mail SecondTuesday@groupmail.com).
Outside the main entrance to the American base at Menwith Hill (6-7.30 pm). Menwith Hill is on the A59 Harrogate to Skipton road) and nine miles from Harrogate North Yorkshire
NB We sometimes change the day of the demo. Please contact Sarah if you're thinking of coming up: sswift64@gmail.com, 01765 600928.
With Nathalie Olah and Vicky Spratt.
Join journalists Nathalie Olah and Vicky Spratt to discuss the current state of today's arts, media and cultural industries, at a time when a radical cultural response to our political moment is needed more than ever. Steal as Much as You Can is the story of how a generation that was lost for most of the 2010s – mired in debt, stressed by precarious work, prisoners to capitalist realism –came back at the end of the decade to kick against the privileged minority. If the early 2010s was the era of Nick Clegg and Mumford and Sons, the late 2010s is the moment of Corbyn, Stormzy and Cardi B: icons of a positive populism that holds little regard to establishment notions of taste and respectability.
Tickets in advance from www.housmans.com/events
Witness outside the Guildhall in the Market Square. Cambridge Quakers set up peace banners and keep silence from 11 – 12 noon. Nearby there's a table of information on peace issues, peace education resources and a chance to discuss. All welcome.
Dates sometimes vary so best to confirm with morrow.h@outlook.com
Pax Christi will have resources etc.
Outside the main entrance to the American base at Menwith Hill (6-7.30 pm). Menwith Hill is on the A59 Harrogate to Skipton road) and nine miles from Harrogate North Yorkshire
NB We sometimes change the day of the demo. Please contact Sarah if you're thinking of coming up: sswift64@gmail.com, 01765 600928.
With Alex Niven and Juliet Jacques. Join Alex Niven and Juliet Jacques to discuss the problem of "Englishness" and England, and explore the themes of Niven's recently-published book New Model Island. New Model Island is essential reading for those who want to critically understand "Englishness" and the twilight of England. Masterfully ranging across poetry, pop music, memoir, history and utopian conjecture, Alex Niven paints a perceptive picture of the continuities and contradictions of England today.
Tickets in advance from www.housmans.com/events