Frome Stop War Event. Anti-War Satire with Music.
Just before release of the long-awaited Iraq Inquiry Chilcot report. We have a lot of seats to fill!
This exhibition on 'The Division of Labour' looks at the socio-economic model whereby manufacture is broken down into component parts in order to increase productivity.
Operation Noah Supporters’ Day and AGM.
We will be looking at:
* COP21, what has happened since and what happens next in the climate movement.
Time and place to be announced.
Prepare for protest by joining an international anti-arms trade gathering with workshops and skill-sharing.
Public meeting.
Come and hear from campaigners working to end the arms trade including:
• Tony Fortin, L'observatoire des armements, France
Arms Fair. The UK government always invites Saudi Arabia to send a military delegation to the fair, where it can browse weapons from most of the world's major arms companies.
Uniting for Peace Annual Conference. This event will highlight tensions in eastern Europe between USA/NATO, EU and Russia and the dangers to peace.
Peace and Sustainability Forum.
This inter-faith day is part of a month of daily direct action against Trident renewal called by Trident Ploughshares.
This will be the 71st anniversary of the dropping of the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
Public meeting. Nuclear weapons are transported through Preston on a routine basis, driving past schools, hospitals, workplaces, and homes.
As part of Keep Space for Peace week, get involved in a joined-up demonstration against US missile defence and space based warfare.
Written and performed by Michael Mears.(duration 75mins)
NOT Aug 16 or 23)
Pacifism and Nonviolence Discussion Group meet on the second Tuesday of the month. All are welcome, but please be prepared to join in the discussion. Please try to turn up by 7pm sharp.
Airbus group, the world’s 7th largest arms producer, is sponsoring the Science Museum’s Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition.
A seminar on how defence diversification and decentralised energy could be the new motor for future UK industrial policy.
Orpington WILPF welcomes guest speaker Mia Tamarin to Orpington WILPF’s Garden Party. Free entry. Mia will speak at 2.30pm. Enjoy a delicious tea and stalls with produce etc for sale.
With Amy Manktelow, Nottingham Trent University. The current political landscape and the refugee ‘crisis’: a commentary from the Left’.
Twenty years ago, on 29 January 1996, a small group of women broke into a British Aerospace factory and disarmed a Hawk warplane bound for use in Indonesia's then-ongoing genocide in East Timor.
