Tavistock Peace Action group will have a stall in Bedford Square, Tavistock, to commemorate Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
VIGILS on anniversary of Britain’s entry into WW1. Grassington Square 11am – 12noon. Skipton outside Town Hall 2pm – 3pm. Disabled access. Picnic lunch facility in Friends Meeting House, The Ginnel, Skipton.
Hiroshima/Nagasaki all day event to remember - venue to be arranged.
Candle Float on River Avon from Fisherton Bridge to Crane Bridge, 8.45pm, organised by Salisbury CND.
Ceredigion based indie rock band Scene Red are playing an early evening gig at the annual Hiroshima commemoration organised by Pembrokeshire Peace Group at the Picton Centre. All welcome, come and watch the candle boats on the river at dusk.
With Brian Larkin & Lesley Orr.
A Just Festival Conversation.
Gather at the Donald Dewar statue, Pedestrian Precinct, Sauchiehall Street.
The Great War has been called ‘unspeakable’ yet volumes have been written about it. Join actor, director and playwright Gerda Stevenson, Gaelic post Aonghas MacNeacail and friends for an exploration of less familiar responses to the war.
With speakers Kate Hudson (CND), Jenny Clegg (author of a recent book on China), Neil Findlay MSP.
Exhibition of how Herefordshire families were affected by WW1
Peace concert in All Saints Church, Hereford
With Andrew Fisher (economist, working at PCS) and Nottingham City Councillor Steve Battlemuch (speaking in a personal capacity). In association with East Midlands Labour Representation Committee.
An evening for young Christians and Jews to come together and explore how their faith practices influence their drive for social action, activism and community work.
Part two of our 'Values in the City' series, a follow-on collaborative enquiry into the practical challenges of integrating values in our organisations and working lives.
Part two of our 'Values in the City' series, a follow-on collaborative enquiry into the practical challenges of integrating values in our organisations and working lives.
Outside the ExCeL exhibition centre which is the chosen venue for another planned “DSEi” arms fair. 2-5pm. You can also join in if you are not musical. We need people to collect a petition, hold up posters, give out leaflets etc. Custom House DLR Station ( via the DLR itself ) or bus routes 147, 241, 325, 541 (541 is a free bus route from Canning Town) From Custom House DLR Station or Victoria Dock Road E16 3BY, follow the signs to ExCeL. We will be at the end of the walkway just before you get to the entrance to the exhibition centre.
With John Constable. John Constable reads from his hallucinatory, Blakesque poetry collection, which draws much inspiration from London settings.
With John Healy and Tony Murray. Our guests discuss the Irish migrant experience of the capital as conveyed in literature, with Healey discussing his celebrated autobiography ‘The Grass Arena’.
With Robert Kingham. Launch event for new edition of Arthur Machen’s long out-of-print ‘The London Adventure’, a classic of psychogeographical writing.
With Julie Bindel.
Julie Bindel tracks the changes in the gay community over the last forty years, and asks whether fighting for the right to marry has achieved genuine progress, or whether the new legal rights have neutered a once-radical social movement.
