Protesting against tests of the US Predator drone over England. Bring banners, placards, friends and lunch to RAF Waddington, Britain's military drone HQ.
On the possible impacts of planned and existing nuclear energy facilities on local wildlife in the UK.
Peace History Conference 2021.
With Noam Chomsky, Vandana Shiva, Jeremy Corbyn, Jody Williams, Beatrice Fihn and others.
First day of DSEI Arms Fair at Excel Centre in Docklands, East London. 11am: protest walk from outside Stratford tube and overground station to the Centre to join demonstrations at the Excel Centre.
The Tories are back in Manchester for a conference.
For the second year running, the Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival and the People's Assembly will be hosting the annual festival online.
Featuring:
Oxford CND benefit concert.
AWPC’s September camp will be moved to Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th to join in with the Greenham Peace Camp’s 40th anniversary events
(https://www.facebook.com/ScaryLittleGirls/).
2021 marks the 40th anniversary of the start of the Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, the largest women-led activist movement since suffrage.
Peace activists from Didcot and Oxford will come together to remember and to call on the UK Government to sign up to the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
Join London Campaign Against Arms Trade for a launch of their new film '10 Years of winter since the Arab Spring - the uprisings, the aftermaths and what we had to do with it all’.
This year's programme so far: Saturday 18th September, 'Green New Deals and Nuclear Power' - Ian Fairlie. Monday 20th QUAD 'The Great Dictator' - Charlie Chaplin. Tuesday 21st. QUAD.
Bristol Peace Groups will be running a four day Peace Gathering on Castle Park (Half-way along the footpath/cycleway overlooking the Harbour/Finzels Reach) ALL WELCOME
Exeter CND will have a stall 11am to 2pm. We will be writing to our Lord Mayor, city councillors of all parties, and our MP Ben Bradshaw to invite them all to come along and sign the TPNW petition.
Jo Berry personal experience of being affected by terrorism and becoming a peacebuilder’.
A socially distanced event with readings of prose and poetry and a period of quiet reflection. All welcome.
This, and future vigils, will be shared with our Friends from the Church of St. Peter Mancroft.
A Self-Care As An Act of Warfare Reading Group Event
A Zoom meeting organised by Pax Christi.
More details: https://paxchristi.org.uk/
Booking: https://tinyurl.com/NonviolenceJuly
