What will eliminating nuclear weapons mean for the domestic politics of nuclear weapon states?
After a year off due to lockdown, the Yorkshire CND fundraiser is back this year. See more: https://cnduk.org/events/yorkshire-cnd-peace-and-craft-fair-2021/
The Nuke Free Europe network is coordinating a month of action this September to highlight the presence of nuclear weapons stationed across the continent.
Join local Leeds residents as they come together to commemorate the lives lost and the people still suffering as a result of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings.
Southampton CND will mark the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Sunday 8 August at 8 pm in Riverside Park, all welcome to join.
Southampton CND will mark the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Sunday 8 August at 8 pm in Riverside Park, all welcome to join.
Join Calder Valley CND for Peace & Justice to remember those who died when the nuclear bombs were dropped and those who still suffer from radiation poisoning.
Join Bradford CND by the Hiroshima Memorial in Norfolk Gardens at noon to remember all the victims of nuclear weapons. The event will take place outdoors with space to allow social distancing.
Join Bath CND for a vigil for peace to commemorate the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The vigil takes place every Saturday 11:30-12:30.
Join Kingston Peace Council/CND as we gather by the river in Canbury Gardens Kingston (near the bandstand) for a short candlelit commemoration, the Mayor is being invited.
Join Crawley CND and the Ifield Quakers for a vigil to mark Hiroshima Day. This will be at the Ginko tree near the main car park in Tilgate Park.
All welcome.
Join Peter Kennard, Britain’s most influential political artist, and CND General Secretary and historian Kate Hudson to discuss how art changes minds.
Booking: https://tinyurl.com/s33xduew
The Lord Mayor of Coventry’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation invites you to a Hiroshima Day 2021 ceremony at the Chapel of Unity in Coventry Cathedral.
As the anti-war movement predicted in 2001 the twenty-year occupation of Afghanistan, led by the US and Britain, has been a complete catastrophe.
Singer-songwriter Robb Johnson and his folk group Railway Roots are returning live to the Railway Tavern in Portslade. MPD Patron Frankie Armstrong will be the guest singer.
Please gather at the south end of the Lune Millennium footbridge (where Damside Street meets the River Lune) at 7.30 pm.
Please gather at the peace pole in Abbott Hall Park at 7.30 pm.
Peace Picnic at Charlton House 6.30pm. Bring food and drink to share. They will adjourn to the Peace Garden at 7pm for a minute’s silence and poetry, and then finish the picnic with live music.
A walking tour to highlight the arms companies that exist in London and expose the human rights abuses they contribute to.
Meet at St James's Park Station (Broadway Entrance)
Protesting against tests of the US Predator drone over Scotland. Bring banners, placards, friends and lunch to RAF Lossiemouth, where Predator test flights will be taking place.
