Network for Peace

Assemble on Park Lane from 12 noon.

South Cheshire & North Staffordshire (SCANS) CND will mark the anniversary of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima with a stall in Leek town centre, with music from the Leek Peace Choir and Rick Ford.

The second annual International Conference of the Peace & Justice Project, featuring panels on the issues we face as a planet and speakers from world politics.
Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/4dxv6tyr

Salisbury CND’s annual remembrance of the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which we mark by floating candles and lanterns on the River Avon each year.

The arguments today about Hiroshima and Nagasaki miss the most important facts about Allied decision-making in mid-1945.

Arms Out! Film Tour screening evening at the PPU office. Arms Out!

ICAN will be taking on the absurd amount of money spent on nuclear weapons with a global week of action with one clear message: “No Money for Nuclear Weapons!”
Details from website

Divest From War – Invest In Climate Justice.

The arms fair eturns this year, and resistance is expected. The fair runs from 22nd-26th July 2024.

Every year Christian CND and the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship team up to run an online service of remembrance and witness.

White Poppy Ceremony at Bromley War Memorial, Church Rd. Assemble 10.15 a.m by Primark. There will be speeches. songs and poems and the laying of a white poppy wreath.

We are absolutely delighted to announce the return of the MPD Chamber Orchestra to St James’s Church Piccadilly under the baton of our long-time supporter and Patron, Dame Jane Glover.

Global Alliance for Ministries and Infrastructure for Peace - in Partnership with NOUN - National Open University of Nigeria.

FOR Peace Conference. What does it mean to build peace in a world at war?

Music, poems , speeches and stalls .This will be at the Bromley Friends Meeting House, Ravensbourne Rd BR1 1HP - organised in conjunction with the SE London Peace, Justice and Solidarity Netw

Bank Holiday Nuclear Ban campaign stall in Bromley Market Square 12.00 –
3pm

Peace picnic in the Archbishop Tutu Peace Garden, Chinbrook Meadows, Grove Park SE12 1.00 – 3.00pm. Statements, poems and singing + Give Peace A Chance play extracts

Hiroshima vigil opposite the Churchill Theatre 12 - 3, then leafleting in Bromley High Street and procession at 4pmm to Church House gardens lake. Give Peace A Chance play extracts at 3pm.

Movement for the Abolition of War Day Conference with speakers: Paul Rogers, John Gittings, Diana Francis, Jonathan Cohen, Tanya Hubbard, Gwen Burnyeat and Andrei Gomez-Suarez.

12 noon to 2pm opposite the Bentall Centre Entrance, Kingston. A silent vigil with boards and leaflets. All welcome – please join us.