Network for Peace

An exhibition and event sponsored by Mike Hedges MS.

30,000 women, holding hands and singing, surrounded the nine-mile perimeter fence at GREENHAM COMMON. They were protesting against the presence of nuclear weapons on British soil.

Stop the War’s annual Festive Fundraiser.

KPC stall in Kingston Marketplace.
If you are able to help, please contact Angie on 020 8399 5537 or
angecooper47@hotmail.com

Keep the pressure on Barclays by taking action at a Barclays branch near you, and demand it #StopBankingOnApartheid.

Take action in your local community and with your friends and family to challenge the UK government’s continued arms sales to the Saudi-led coalition for use in Yemen.

Michael Chessum in conversation with Nadia Whittome MP. The 2010s were a decade of foodbanks, riots, and the rebirth of political alternatives.

The thirteen-day stand-off between the US and USSR in October 1962 was the most dangerous period of the Cold War.

A memorial for April Carter to commemorate her contribution to the struggle for peace and democracy in Europe.

All CND members in the West Midlands area are invited to this online meeting.

Palestinian Christians, Reality, Challenges and Prospects with Revd Dr Munther Isaac. The world turns to Bethlehem during Christmas, but they have a fairytale image of the little town.

All welcome to this annual peace event. Featuring songs sung by local choirs and a free soup to warm us up afterwards at The Unitarian Church.

Wreath laying, words, poems, silence.

Scottish Peace Network will be doing a vigil at 1pm at the Dewar statue in Buchanan Street, followed by laying a wreath of white poppies at the Cenotaph in George Square.

A morning to remember all victims of war and to pledge to work for peace. Organised by the Worthing Peace Group - all welcome.

The event will take place at the Peace Tree, Homefield Park.

Join this online international gathering organised by groups in Leicester to hear a range of voices on issues surrounding remembrance and peace.

On Remembrance Sunday, Bury St Edmunds Quakers will lay a wreath of white poppies at the Angel Hill war memorial.

Meet for coffee, followed by a short ceremony at the War Memorial at 2pm, with poems and a moment of silence to think of all those killed and harmed in wars past and present, ending with tying a White

Come along to Chichester War Memorial, Litten Gardens, for a vigil for peace to remember all those, including civilians, who have died in war.
A white poppy wreath will be laid at the memorial.