Petition: No to Trident Replacement – Yes to a Nuclear Weapons Convention
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'Parliament and decisions over US Missile Defence' and 'Nuclear Weapons Convention'. Visit our Parliamentary page for model letters.
Join the month of action against Missile Defence
Take part in the protests at Menwith Hill and Lakenheath .
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Croughton, Menwith Hill, Lakenheath - action against US Missile Defence |
May is a month of action against the US missile defence system. US plans to put new bases in central Europe, and NATO's recent backing for this provocative step, are making a new nuclear arms race more likely.
After the successful march and rally on Saturday 3rd at RAF Croughton - a US communications base involved in the MD system, located near Oxford, two further protests are planned:
Saturday May 17th: Breaking the Links protest - 1 to 4pm at Menwith Hill, near Harrogate - the largest spy base in the world and part of the MD system. See here for full details.
Sunday May 18th: Three Strikes and You're Out protest - 1pm at RAF Lakenheath - home to 110 US nuclear bombs, and possible home to MD interceptor missiles. See here for full details.
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The bomb stops here: Surround the base at Aldermaston |
Easter Monday saw a lively demonstration against the
development of nuclear weapons at the heart of Britain's nuclear weapons programme - the Atomic Weapons Establishment at Aldermaston. Five thousand joined the protest which, on the anniversary of the arrival of the first Aldermaston march, celebrated 50 years
of anti-nuclear protest in Britain.
For full details visit our 'Bomb stops here' campaign site.
You can view photos from the day in the Aldermaston gallery
CND was launched on the 17th February 1958. This year is our 50th Anniversary. We are holding several special events to mark the year.
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Safety crisis at nuclear bomb factory
Some rather shocking news has emerged. Britain's Atomic Weapons Establishment has just had to admit that it stopped ... Read more...
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