With Professor Gregor Gall on the publication of his new book about Mick Lynch, the celebrated trade unionist and General Secretary of the RMT.
We are very excited to welcome the novelist Niall Griffiths to Housmans on February 23rd to celebrate the publication of his new novel Of Talons and Teeth: an historical novel set Wales before the Ind
Celebrate the publication of Cat Chong’s ‘Dear Lettera 32’, the first physical publication by PermeableBarrier, an online journal of art and poetry.
Housmans are absolutely delighted to welcome writer and journalist Maya Oppenheim to the shop to celebrate the publication of her new book, ‘The Pocket Guide to Patriarchy’.
A webinar with Chris Cole, member and former Vice Chair of Pax Christi and now Director of Drone Wars.
Join us in Sheffield for a day of planning for actions throughout the coming year.
Yorkshire CND & Dman and Friends Presents: Make Love Not War
Student & Young Pugwash Annual Conference. The venue is King’s College London, Strand Campus, Dockrill Room (K6.07). Registration will take place from 9.30am and the first session will start at 10am.
Assemble 12noon Bank Junction. See website for details
On January 30th, the Aerospace, Defence and Security dinner will bring arms dealers, MPs and military personnel together to schmooze, swill champagne, and feast on expensive food.
Oxford Women in Black hold a silent vigil for Peace and Justice every Saturday from 2pm to 3pm at the Martyrs Memorial, bottom of St Giles, Oxford.
A multi-faith and peace led organisation event which is a collective, meditative contemplation for peace, nonviolence, and reconciliation.
To celebrate what would have been Thompson's 100th birthday, Calderdale TUC (with support from the Society for the Study of Labour History, Yorkshire CND and the Independent Working Class Education Ne
Our Speaker: Mark Watson. Dagenham’s Valence House is a treasure trove of local history.
Speaker: Frances Wilson.
Speaker: John L. Williams. John will be talking about his new biography of the great Trinidadian historian, radical & cricket-lover: CLR James.
Speakers: Margaret Burr and Ros Kane. Part of the Leytonstone Festival.
Speaker: Janine Eagling. For anyone interested in our country’s colonial history in India, this evening will provide a sliver of intriguing insight.
(NB Third Saturday). The Vi Gostling Memorial Lecture. Speakers: Christine Eborall and John Karayiannis. Tonight is about one way to transform our daily lives.
Speaker: Keith McClelland.
