Demo in London calling to tax the super-rich, protect workers not billionaires and make polluters pay. Join us at Portland Place, London (W1B 3DA) at 12pm
Find out more https://makethempay.org.uk/
Assemble Embankment at 2pm. March to rally at 5pm, location tba. Info https://tinyurl.com/ycyjhcdf
Zoom Details
Meeting ID: 348 276 5417
Passcode: 2022
Registration Link
Chair - Rita Payne, President Emeritus, Commonwealth Journalists Association
Speakers
The 80th Anniversary. We commemorate the anniversary every year in Victoria Park (near the cafe) by the Japanese cherry tree. Music, dance, poems - remembrance - peace and a cup of tea.
Speakers: Professor Karen Bell, University of Glasgow, Editor Alternative Defence Review, Liz Payne-Ahmadi, secretary Taunton and West Somerset Trades Council, Hugh Kirkbride, Unite (personal capacity
The arms trade touches a huge range of issues and struggles.
Join Conscience at 1pm for an online public meeting exploring peace education in today’s global context.
This year has been a success in so many ways, but perhaps the most outstanding achievement has been the increase in visitors. We’re on track to reach 40,000 visitors over our birthday weekend!
Meet at the Japanese Peace Pillar in the grounds of St Albans Cathedral at 3.00pm
On the 82nd anniversary of his execution, join Pax Christi for the annual service commemorating the life and witness of Bl. Franz Jägerstätter.
Join Pax Christi on the 80th anniversary as we remember and lament the atomic bombing of Nagasaki.
Join Kingston Peace Council’s town centre vigil at noon, followed at 8-9pm by a
commemorative event at Canbury Gardens, Kingston Riverside, attended by the
Kingston-upon-Thames Mayor.
Woking Action for Peace/CND are meeting from 8pm at The New Inn, Send Rd, GU23
7EN to remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki with poems, speeches and songs. The event
With poems, music and speeches.
Light refreshments available
Hiroshima vigil opposite Churchill Theatre 12 - 3pm poems; music and speeches. Leafleting - candles - shadows - cranes.
THE MISTAKE by Michael Mears at the Arcola Theatre, Dalston, London, E8 3DL
Last chance to see this award-winning play about Hiroshima and events leading up to the first atomic bomb.
THE PRIEST'S TALE - performed by award-winning British actor/playwright Michael Mears - is his adaptation of one of the atomic-bomb survivors' accounts from John Hersey's remarkable book HIROSHIMA.
Meet @ Royal Victoria DLR station
Want to know more about protesting the DSEI arms fair this year?
Join us for a short tour of the ExCel centre and the surrounding area to learn more about:
Join Oxford CND to ‘swing against the bomb’ and raise funds for the campaign for a world without nuclear weapons.
Entry £14 / £8 (concessions)
