Wallasey Peace One Day/CND will celebrate on in Central Park Walled Garden with Teas and children’s activities.
Liverpool Pax Christi stall and display of Pax Christi’s work at the Metropolitan Cathedral.
Stall and display of Pax Christi’s work at the Metropolitan Cathedral.
Hiroshima Day Wreath laying 11am in St John’s Garden (behind St George’s Hall) by the Lord Mayor, Cllr. Tony Concepcion. Guest speakers, music and poetry.
— Film —
Exhibition including effects of nuclear bomb on Liverpool.
London Climate March.
Forming from 12.00, Park Lane. Marching from 13.00 to a rally at Millbank, just south of Parliament, 2.45-3.45pm.
This session will begin with Researching and Archiving, move onto Women, Work and Trade Unions, and conclude with Lessons for Today.
Please get in touch if you would like to make a presentation or just attend.
Contact for UK based events and info: http://www.caab.org.uk/ mail@caab.org.uk
Books, Plants, Cakes, Jams, Handcrafted Gifts, UFOs (unfinished objects), Cards, Fairtrade Goods, Sustainability (Bird Boxes from Scrap and more) Give & Take table, Activities and our User Group Stalls.
Light Refreshments and Lunches
To mark the anniversaries of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Pax Christi will have a stall/time of prayer on each day outside Westminster Cathedral If you are able to help us contact the office with date / tim
To mark the anniversaries of Hiroshima and Nagasaki we will have a stall/time of prayer on each day outside Westminster Cathedral If you are able to help us contact the office with date / time.
Commemoration service for Blessed Franz Jägerstätter, Martyr for Peace.
This will be followed by the interfaith peace walk to Battersea Park.
The AGM is an important event where Conscience engages with its membership in making the big decisions about what we want, how we wish to tackle militarism in the UK and how we can make Britain a country that stands for peace.
London Region CND Public Meeting
Speaker: George Kerevan MP. Newly-elected Scottish National Party MP for East Lothian.
There will be time for questions and discussion after George Kerevan’s talk.
This public meeting is followed by a London Region CND Council meeting from 8.30-9pm at the same venue, which people going to the public meeting can stay on for if they wish.
Film screening + Q&A.
A significant minority in Britain opposed the First World War. This talk by local researcher John Buckell, is about Northampton men and women who made a public stand for peace.
Truth has long been cited as the first casualty of war. How were the realities of the tranches conveyed between the battlefield and home front?
On the 70th anniversary of the dropping of atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Meet at 8.00pm on The Groves in Chester by the bandstand.
