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.
Speaker: Eileen Turnbull. Eileen is the researcher & secretary of the Shrewsbury 24 Campaign, formed in 2006 to overturn a miscarriage of justice.
Speaker: Margaret Winniak. Margaret, an Australian, has lived in east London for the last 38 years.
Speakers: Leasa Lambert and Arthur Charlton. AVP was originally a programme developed together by Quakers and prisoners in a US prison in 1976.
Speaker: Dave Hill.
Speaker: Viv Fogel
Please join London CND’s Annual General Meeting to decide on the campaign for the year ahead!
Who can attend?
Anyone who is a national member of CND living in London
London CND Annual Conference. We will discuss nuclear challenges facing the peace movement in 2024 and Occupied Territories in the Middle East.
There will be inspiring speakers, the opportunity to send a message to the First Minister with your wishes for action on climate and nature in 2024, kids activities, and more!
Pax Christi online webinar
Chernobyl Day anti-nuclear stall - Bromley Market Square.
Helen Pankhurst is a women’s rights activist, write and academic and also the great-granddaughter of Emmilene Pankhurst and granddaughter of Sylvia Pankhurst, leaders of the British suffragette moveme
A twice-monthly gathering on Zoom to prayer together.
A twice-monthly gathering on Zoom to prayer together. Next meeting: 14 December at 1pm.
A day to seeks to promote better awareness and understanding of disarmament issues among the public, especially young people.
For the past twenty years the idea of human rights as an absolute and universal ethical standard has been subject to a barrage of criticism.
