During Lent, ‘Alleluia!’ is not said during our church liturgies. As CCND’s special contribution to the 30th Anniversary of Ash Wednesday Witness at the MoD, there will be a preliminary liturgy and procession across the Westminster Bridge, carrying a carved Alleluia plaque, candles, cross and coffin, from the Imperial War Museum to the Embankment Gardens.
At the end of this liturgy, the Alleluia Plaque will be symbolically buried, only to be resurrected at Easter.
Please dress in black or purple if you can and join us in front of the Imperial War Museum at 2pm.

Please join with local groups campaigning against AWE expansion at the planning committee meeting at which the AWE planning application will be decided upon at 5.45 pm in Reading at the Calcot Centre.
See CND website for details on how to get there.

First vigil of the year outside Rolls Royce, Raynesway (Trident) Factory, Derby (E Midlands CND, Derby Friends of the Earth and other groups).

Leicester CND AGM followed by public Meeting: Rae Street, Nuclear NATO:The European Dimension.

Various actions around the country and in London.
11:30am On Whitehall opposite Downing St. If you can (but don't feel obliged to!), come wearing hospital scrubs, academic mortarboard and gown, a firefighter's helmet or other outfit to shoulder the burden of Trident, while others will be dressed as bankers and politicians!

Commander Robert Green’s book tour , author of Security Without Nuclear Deterrence, and the new release A Thorn in their Side.

With Michael Mansfield QC keynote speaker, Chair Bruce Kent.

Commander Robert Green’s book tour , author of Security Without Nuclear Deterrence, and the new release A Thorn in their Side.

With Michael Mansfield QC keynote speaker, Chair Chris Eldon Lee.

Further date:
Friday 23 March, 7.30 pm: Univeristy of London Union, Malet Street, Room 3E; Michael Mansfield QC keynote speaker, Chair Bruce Kent.

Commander Robert Green’s book tour. He is the author of Security Without Nuclear Deterrence, and the new release A Thorn in their Side.
Friday 2 March, 7.30 pm: Dominican Priory, St Peter's Lane, Canterbury, Kent; Chair Kate Hudson.

Other dates:
Wednesday 21 March, 6.30 pm: The Old Infirmary, Shropshire Wildlife Trust, 193 Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire; Michael Mansfield QC keynote speaker, Chair Chris Eldon Lee.

Friday 23 March, 7.30 pm: Univeristy of London Union, Malet Street, Room 3E; Michael Mansfield QC keynote speaker, Chair Bruce Kent.

Hinkley Point Nuclear Power Station, Somerset. Mark the passing of a year of nuclear disaster at Fukushima in Japan with a mass surround of Hinkley on the 10th of March, which will become a 24hr blockade, ending on the 11th March.

For a speaker with a more Christian focus on nuclear disarmament in general as well as Trident renewal and the NPT, contact Christian CND. For meetings, conferences and particularly schools. CCND speakers are experienced in presentations to school students studying GCSE Religious Education covering peace, Just War, and the morality of war and nuclear weapons.

Any of the following are able to give talks on Trident:
Kate Hudson, General Secretary, CND
Dave Webb, Chair, CND
Bruce Kent, Vice President CND
Jeremy Corbyn MP, Vice Chair CND

Peace education: what happened at Hiroshima? For schools sessions contact Anna Liddle at CND. peaceeducation@cnduk.org

I-2pm, All Faiths and none, bring candles, tell your friends. Christian CND Christians@cnduk.org 020 7700 4200. Chris Gidden: ccnd@chg.me.uk 02076091093.

AGM at 2pm; Social at 3.30pm -5.30pm Two steps up to enter from street.

ABOLITION 2000 is a network of over 2000 organizations in more than 90 countries world wide working for a global treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons

Campaigning for a just and peaceful world, free of nuclear weapons.

A project of Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Reaching Critical Will strives for the abolition of nuclear weapons and also for total and universal disarmament, the reduction of global military spending, and demilitarisation of politics and society.

Opposing militarism and nuclear weapons/power in space. Annual 'Keep Space for Peace' events every October.

The Daisy Alliance is a nonpartisan grassroots peace organization seeking global security through nuclear nonproliferation, disarmament, and the elimination of all Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)-nuclear, chemical, and biological.

BASIC is a small but influential think tank with one very large idea: we want a world free from the threat of nuclear weapons.

ICAN-UK campaigns for the abolition of nuclear weapons via a Nuclear Weapons Convention (NWC).