Network for Peace

The speaker will be Dr Ian Fairlie, an independent consultant on radiation in the environment, and his title will be As we await a new generation of nuclear power stations in Britain, this is a very topical and important question at the moment.

Dr Fairlie was the scientific Secretariat to the UK Government's Committee Examining Radiation Risks of Internal Emitters (www.cerrie.org ). He is also a consultant to the European Parliament, WHO, IPPNW and local authorities Coffee is available from 10.30am

Bringing campaigners in the North West together to challenge the arms trade on our doorstep.

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Come along to this skill share workshop to learn more about the art of public speaking and to prepare for any upcoming actions!

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Join Stop the Arms Fair London for a day of skill sharing and brainstorming for new and exciting ways to take action. A great way to meet new people and discover some tricks of the trade!

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May 1st is international workers day, celebrated across the world.

Speakers; Dr Neil Faulkner, a leading First World War archaeologist and research fellow at Bristol University and Dr Sean Lang, of Anglia Ruskin University..

Guest speaker, Nick O’Brien, Chair Norwich Stop the War Coalition.
Public Meeting, All welcome

Help us stop the London Transport Museum taking money from an arms company - join us for an online day of action. Show your frustration on Facebook, your torment on Twitter, and your exasperation via email. We will be bombarding the London Transport Museum with messages all day to show them just how many people oppose their links to the arms trade. Starting at 8:00am and lasting all day. Find the London Transport Museum online here:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ltmuseum
Twitter: tweet @ltmuseum, hashtag #disarmltm

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Just Supper and talk: Peter Hughes on ‘Sleepwalking into War’ at 20.15. Just supper at 19.30.

This free exhibition views the First World War through images of many of the individuals involved. http://www.npg.org.uk/

‘The Accrington Pals’ is being performed by Rubery Drama Group.
Sponsored by the Community for Reconciliation the proceeds will go to peace projects.

The Community for Reconciliation are holding a Service of Reconciliation at St Chad’s Church New Road Rubery on the eve of the anniversary of the outbreak of WW1.

Speakers: Dr Antony Best, Dr Paul Mulvey, Professor David Stevenson. This event will assess the First World War’s importance in global history, and as a turning point in Europe’s relations with the wider world.

Speakers: Lindsey German (STW) + No Glory speaker + Richard Guthrie (Bath UN Association), Dave Pearce. World War 1 was instrumental in defining the 20th Century. Using all the power of the new technology available it caused the deaths of 9 million combatants including almost 2000 from Bath. It had an indelible impact on those who lived through it and many commentators reflected on its legacy.

Speakers: Neil Faulkner (historian). Historian Neil Faulkner will talk about WW1 and the No Glory campaign before a showing of a film.

Readings by: AL Kennedy, Blake Morrison, Michael Rosen, George Szirtes, Samuel West. Music by: Matthew Crampton, Nette Robinson and the Lyric Ensemble.
Organised by No Glory for Conscientious Objectors' Day. (Nearest tube Tottenham Court Rd)

Speakers: Neil Faulkner (historian) and others.

Speakers: Alistair Cartwright.