What does the nuclear age mean for us?
Tam Martin Fowles will share stories from Hibakusha (A-bomb survivors) following her recent trip to Hiroshima.

A one day nonviolence training and preparation for the All Wales Against Trident Blockade of Burghfield (Thursday 3rd October.
The Knighton affinity group people can provide accommodation.

Help the workers dump the weapons! Meet at Tadley Gate.

If you would like to join a group presenting a clear and polite message to Aldermaston staff as they arrive for work, please contact Martin: martin@nuclearmorality.com

For photos of the last action, see http://actionawe.org/help-the-workers-dump-the-weapons/

Public Meeting: Remembering Fukushima
We hope you'll join us for speeches from experts as well as Fukushima evacuees on the current situation in Japan and the implications for UK new nuclear build.

This year on April Fools’ Day, we will be going to Aldermaston to highlight our opposition to Britain’s Trident nuclear weapons system – because that’s where the nuclear bombs are made.
We’ll be saying Scrap Trident and cancel plans to replace it.
We’ll be gathering around the base in our thousands with music, colour, and speeches. Bring things to decorate the fence and to make a noise ("rough music") at 2.

Peace walk, 7.45pm, from Westminster Cathedral to the London Peace Pagoda followed by the Floating Lantern Ceremony at sunset.

Outside Japanese Embassy.

Oxford Classic Jazz Band: Oxford CND Benefit Concert 7.30 PM (Doors open at 6.30; light refreshments).

Action AWE is excited to announce its public launch will be held in: The Conference Room, Reading International Solidarity Centre (RISC), 35-39 London Street, Reading, RG1 4PS.

Christian CND will hold a liturgy in which we bury an Alleluia plaque in a coffin at the MOD Headquarters in London. PLEASE WEAR BLACK!

We'll meet at the Imperial War Museum at 6pm and carry the “Alleluia” plaque via St. Thomas’s Hospital and the Houses of Parliament to the MOD Headquarters. We sing hymns and pray along the way. The consumption of pancakes will take place afterwards (details to be confirmed nearer the time).

Annual Lantern Floating Ceremony at the Peace Pagoda.

All members welcome. Discussion and Social to follow at 2.30pm - 5pm. Everybody welcome. Wheel chair access.'

London Region CND Public Meeting
Talk by Peter Burt, Project Director of the Nuclear Information Service
(Reading). Followed by questions and discussion.
The public meeting at 8pm is preceded by a London CND planning meeting
at 7-8pm at the same venue. (You are welcome to attend the planning
meeting if you wish to.)

28 November, 5 December, 12 December, 19 December: Advent Vigils at Aldermaston. A different group is organising each day:
CCND will be there on 28 November, contact Caroline Gilbert 01865 241 290, maasgilbert@hotmail.com ;
Clergy Against Nuclear Arms on 5 December, contact David Partridge 01243 373611 djfpeace@aol.com ;
Oxford Pax Christi group will be there on 12 December, contact John Prangley 01865 725 801 johnprangley@tiscali.co.uk

Join us at 12 noon at the North London Buddhist Centre, (just a short walk from CCND/CND headquarters). Please bring a vegetarian lunch to share. All welcome.
Map of venue: http://www.northlondonbuddhistcentre.com

Anti-Trident Rally on the steps on Y Senedd in Cardiff Bay . There will be speeches from Welsh Assembly Members, also a Member of the Scottish Parliament, Jean Urquhart MSP, will be coming to Cardiff especially to participate. This will be followed by performances including excerpts from ‘The Trident Oratorio’ by Camilla Cantantata of Knighton, Powys and other music by Côr Gobaith (Aberystwyth) and Côr Cochion Caerdydd. Giant messages calling on the Welsh Government not to support nuclear weapons based in Wales, or anywhere will be handed in to the First Minister.

Over the weekend of October 5th-9th, there will be a protest at Hinkley Point. This will consist of:
1) a protest camp at Hinkley from the 5th to the 9th,
2) A protest march around the nearest town, Bridgwater, followed by a rally in the town centre, on Saturday 6th October, with a die-in at Hinkley Point later in the day.
3) Workshops and other events at the camp and around the proposed site for Sizewell C on Sunday 7th.
4) A Day of Action at Hinkley on Monday 8th including a blockade of the base in the morning.

Float candle-lit grapefruit skins on the River Wey at Send.

We are meeting to remember that the only time so far that nuclear bombs have been used in war, was in 1945 over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. They killed a quarter of a million people and wiped out their cities. These atomic bombs were small compared with the 27,000 nuclear weapons in today’s arsenals. Woking Action for Peace is one of hundreds of groups worldwide campaigning to make the world a safer place by persuading the nuclear powers to eliminate their nuclear arsenals.

Hiroshima Day gathering at 1pm at the Peace Pillar Chapelfield Park. Please bring words of your own to say or readings...
Also bring banners if you have them (bamboo poles should be available to mount these on)
Please do let me know beforehand if at all possible if you are able to attend for half to one hour this will help with organisation and planning.
This is a major focus for the local, national and international annual peace movement so please do support and show solidarity by attending if at all possible

At a candle service for light and peace.
During the service a candle from Hiroshima will be lit and our candle from Essex will be lit in Hiroshima.
Parking near St Marys Church, Church Street, Maldon can be found on The Hythe by the River Blackwater at the bottom of the street. Church Street is off the High Street, Maldon.