Discover the story of WW1 through the eyes of people from Tyneside and Wearside.

There will be speeches and poems. This may be recorded and live streamed from the memorial.

We will gather at 2pm at the War memorial to have a short time of reflection. We will lay a White Poppy Wreath and have a short talk and a poem will be read.

Movement for the Abolition of War (MAW) Annual Remembrance Sunday Lecture. Asad Rahman on: ‘Walls, Fences and Guns – How militarised and racialised capitalism is destroying the world’.

As usual, PPU will be distributing white poppies in the run-up to Remembrance Sunday, representing remembrance for all victims of war of all nationalities, a commitment to peace and a rejection of mil

Bring banners, flags, poetry, songs.

We will gather at the memorial, invite young people and children to lay the wreath and hold all victims of war in the Light.

Remembrance Sunday event. With songs and a white poppy wreath laying ceremony.

Join Dan Plews and Aortas to raise funds for the Peace Pledge Union and the Campaign Against Arms Trade.
For the music, donations of £5 or more, all proceeds to CAAT.

ll are welcome to join with Bury St Edmunds Quakers in a ceremony of readings, silence and reflection. A wreath of white poppies will be laid.

A short ceremony including the placing of a wreath of white poppies at the war memorial, to remember all victims of war. All are welcome.

Assemble outside Primark at the Church Rd side at 10.30am.

Outside the west door of Westminster Abbey. The outside service will last for 30 minutes and has support of the Abbey authorities.

Gather outside the Quaker Meeting House in Mansfield for a ceremony to remember all victims of war. White Poppies will be available.

Veterans for Peace will march to the Cenotaph to lay a wreath of White Poppies in memory of all people killed or injured in war. Non-veterans will be welcome to march behind them.

Bury St Edmunds Quaker Meeting will be laying a white poppy wreath at the war memorial on Angel Hill. An inscription, to be attached, will read:

Author and Ekklesia Associate, Virginia Moffatt discusses her novel Echo Hall, which she is publishing via the crowdfunding publisher Unbound.

This is an opportunity to remember all victims of all wars, including civilians, members of armed forces and conscientious objectors, of all nationalities.