Hiroshima vigil and ceremony opposite the Churchill Theatre, Bromley. March round Bromley and laying of flowers on the lake in the Library Gardens.
Chernobyl Day stall and vigil 12.00 - 3.00 pm Bromley Market Square, by the mural.
Expose Lockheed Martin`s deadly work - from AWE Aldermaston/Burghfield to Yemen.
On the 100th anniversary of conscientious objectors to WW1 starting to be released from prison, Michael Mears brings his acclaimed solo play to Bristol on Easter Sunday, as part of Remembering The Rea
Peace Party candidates expect to be standing in the Borough/District Council elections in Guildford and Horsham. Assistance with delivering literature always welcome in the two weeks beforehand.
RAF Waddington is home of the British armed Reaper drone. Making kites and flying kites. Bring a kite if you can.
Military drones are creating a perpetual war and this is a great
This year's Global Day(s) of Action on Military Spending (GDAMS) has the theme: Demilitarize: Invest in People’s Needs!
History of GDAMS: http://www.ipb.org/global-campaign-on-military-spending/
Researched and Presented by Lou Tribus and Christa Rennie.
Teas and refreshments will be served at the end of the evening.
First Barbara Eggleston Memorial Lecture, Friends House, Ship St, Brighton BN1 1AF. Bring and share lunch at 1pm. 2pm - 4.30pm meeting and discussions with Valerie Flessati and Bruce Kent.
International Women’s Day main event.
Town Hall
ELAAF Musical Protests aim to raise awareness of the arms trade and campaigns for the cancellation of all arms fair at ExCeL or anywhere else.
The programme will include a screening a screening of a 30-minute version of THE PLAN, the new documentary on the Lucas Plan, and a talk by a member of the Lucas Aerospace shop stewards combine.
Joe Kennedy & Juliet Jacques in conversation. Join Joe Kennedy and Juliet Jacques to discuss our obsession with authenticity, and the ways it has been instrumentalised politically.
With Mark Sinker and Owen Hatherley. An anthology of conversations and essays, memories and commentary from the heyday of British pop music writing.
With Lucy-Anne Holmes and Robert Woodshaw. Join Lucy-Anne Holmes and Robert Woodshaw as they delve into the passions and frustrations that led them to write about sex and politics.
With Caitlin Davies.
Victorina Press present the launch of ‘The Ardent Witness’ with Danielle Maisano.
With Natasha Walker and other Switchboard members. Join us to celebrate the 45th birthday of Switchboard, a pioneering support organisation that began in the rooms above Housmans Bookshop.
Human Rights Watch is one of the world’s leading independent organizations dedicated to defending and protecting human rights.
The sixth annual Peace Lecture organised by Bristol Quakers
The Lecturer will be Dr Stuart Parkinson, Executive Director of ‘Scientists for Global Responsibility’.
