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.
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’.
