With Anna Minton. The provision of social housing in the UK has declined dramatically in the last twenty years.
With Richard Brooks.
ELAAF Musical Protests aim to raise awareness of the arms trade and campaigns for the cancellation of all arms fair at ExCeL or anywhere else.
ELAAF (East London Against the Arms Fair) Musical Protests aim to raise awareness of the arms trade and campaigns for the cancellation of all arms fair at ExCeL or anywhere else.
ELAAF (East London Against the Arms Fair) Musical Protests aim to raise awareness of the arms trade and campaigns for the cancellation of all arms fair at ExCeL or anywhere else.
ELAAF (East London Against the Arms Fair) Musical Protests aim to raise awareness of the arms trade and campaigns for the cancellation of all arms fair at ExCeL or anywhere else.
By Sir Paul Nurse. Presented by The Martin Ryle Trust and Conway Hall. Doors open 7pm
To celebrate the International Day of Peace, we are hosting an evening with Juanma Robles, PhD in Peace, Conflict and Development Studies from the UNESCO Chair of Philosophy for Peace.
After a short business meeting, we will review our progress over the last 12 months and begin to discuss our plans for the future of the Conscience campaign.
13th Norwich Peace Camp and Peace Cycle.
Official opening by Lord Mayor of Norwich at 11am.
Peace Cycle departs at midday.
Refreshments, children's activities, and more.
Join us to raise awareness of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
With Phil Cohen.
With Potent Whisper. We're delighted to welcome the always-devastating Potent Whisper for an evening of powerhouse spoken word.
With Gurminder K. Bhambra, Dalia Gebrial, Kerem Nişancıoğlu.
With Graham Taylor, David Morgan and Duncan Bowie.
Bring banners, petitions & love.
Meal for Peace & fundraising event. 1.15pm
Friends Meeting House, Norwich NR2 1EW
Free film screening: The Man who Saved the World, a 2014 docudrama with Kevin Costner: how the actions of Stanislav Petrov averted a nuclear war.
Bookings: http://tinyurl.com/ycvhjah9
Based on the actual words of WW2 conscientious objectors, this play is performed by A Certain Demographic, as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
