Outside the west door of Westminster Abbey. The outside service will last for 30 minutes and has support of the Abbey authorities.
Which would you rather see in the sky: bubbles or bombs? We prefer bubbles. Bubbles don't hurt people. Bombs do. We are using bubbles as a sign of peace.
The event is best known for its airshow but its main purpose is the combined arms fair and civil aerospace exhibition.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KeepSpaceForPeaceWeek/
Readings, poetry, paper crane-making.
Lantern-floating. About 9pm.
International rally. Marching from Faslane Peace Camp to the North Gate of the nuclear submarine base for the rally, a distance of around a mile. Plus other events over the weekend.
Speakers include: Canon Sarah Hills from Coventry Cathedral will provide our welcome and talk about the work being done in Coventry to bring about peace and reconciliation.
On Saturday is the AGM and Policy Conference.
Sunday‘s open public conference is a chance to learn from past and present campaigning techniques, in discussion with other activists.
Meet at The Dock Museum car park for a campaigning session in the centre of Barrow.
Commemoration event with speakers and paper boat floating.
This is a national week of action, prayer and study in support of the World Council of Churches World Week for Peace in Palestine & Israel.
Led by Fr Gerry McFlynn, Chaplain to Irish prisoners and member of the Pax Christi Nonviolence Working Group.
Principal Celebrant: Archbishop Edward Adams, Apostolic Nuncio to Great Britain. All Welcome
Annual service in memory of Blessed Franz Jaegerstaetter, executed in Berlin in 1943 for refusing to serve in Hitler’s army. Ecumenical service in Crypt Chapel, Westmnister Cathedral.
Meet by the commemorative cherry tree in Victoria Park to remember the victims of the nuclear bombs dropped on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
Circle Dancing in Events Square, Ludlow (by the castle)
Hiroshima / Nagasaki day
