Smash EDO invite anyone with an artistic bent to join them outside the factory to draw visions of a world without EDO. Pictures will be displayed at the Cowley Club.
EDO/ITT is, if heading north from Moulsecoomb station, the fourth out of five warehouses. It’s a large white and green building, which unfortunately looks quite similar to its neighbours, particularly from behind. http://smashedo.org.uk/about/finding-edo

A mass demo against the plan to attack Iran and to the presence of the arms trade in Brighton

Meet 3pm at the Level. Bring sound systems or music on an MP3 player. If you don't have a bike just come up to the factory for 4pm for the noise demo.
Part of the Summer of Resistance.

Support Chris Cole, an arms trade protester arrested at the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair in September 2011, at his trial at 10am on Thursday 10th May.

Chris was arrested for spraying ‘DSEi Kills’ and ‘Stop the Arms Trade’ at the entrance to the arms fair as delegates queued to enter. He has pleaded ‘not guilty’ to charges of Criminal Damage arguing that he was acting to prevent the unlawful activity that was taking place at the arms fair.

London CAAT's monthly meeting to discuss arms trade issues and plan campaigns.

London CAAT's monthly meeting to discuss arms trade issues and plan campaigns.

This will be outside the ExCeL exhibition centre which is the chosen venue for another planned “DSEi” arms fair. More musicians and singers (all styles) are welcome to join us. You can also join in if you are not musical. We need people to collect a petition, hold up posters, give out leaflets etc. From Custom House DLR Station or Victoria Dock Road E.16. 3BY, just follow the signs to ExCeL. We will be at the end of the walkway just before you get to the entrance to the exhibition.

This will be outside the ExCeL exhibition centre which is the chosen venue for another planned “DSEi” arms fair. More musicians and singers (all styles) are welcome to join us. You can also join in if you are not musical. We need people to collect a petition, hold up posters, give out leaflets etc. From Custom House DLR Station or Victoria Dock Road E.16. 3BY, just follow the signs to ExCeL. We will be at the end of the walkway just before you get to the entrance to the exhibition.

Anyone who wants to help to get the arms fair cancelled will be welcome at a meeting of EAST LONDON AGAINST ARMS FAIRS.

More information and events on the following websites
www.elaaf.org www.stopthearmsfair.org.uk www.caat.org.uk

The annual prayer vigil led by Penarth Christian Network of Campaign Against Arms Trade will take place on Maundy Thursday outside the BAe Systems factory at Glascoed (near Monkswood on the A472) from 1pm. All are welcome. Please bring flowers to lay at the perimeter fence.

Love art but not arms companies? Then join us at noon on Saturday 31st March to launch our campaign to Disarm the Gallery and end the National Gallery's links with the arms trade.
Whether you're willing to don a costume and engage in street theatre, leaflet passers-by or engage children and tourists in some arty fun, your help will be welcome! Please let us know you are coming so we can keep you up to date with the latest plans. See the Facebook event. http://www.facebook.com/events/251371678289364/

London Campaign Against Arms Trade will next be meeting in the Central Station pub map: http://tinyurl.com/6zdwkgw, at 6.30pm. Please join us if you can.

The Summer of Resistance starts. There is now a special Summer of Resistance page on the web-site, which will be updated with all the info you need to know.
A summer of antics and opposition to Brighton’s very own peddlers of death. Start working on your cunning plans now and join in!

Organised by CAAT Christian Network, supported by Pax Christi and Network of Christian Peace Organisations.

London CAAT's monthly meeting to discuss future plans to campaign against the elements of the arms trade that exist within our city.

One year has passed since the UK was condemned for its arms sales to authoritarian regimes in the Middle East and North Africa …but the UK is still supplying weapons to dictators.

This time last year, while UK weapons were being used against civilians in Libya, David Cameron went on a tour to promote weapons sales in the Middle East. In 2011, Saudi Arabia deployed armoured vehicles to help suppress protests in Bahrain, but UK arms sales to the kingdom never even slowed.

Now is the time to take action to expose that This is NOT OK.

Arms dealers, agents of cruel regimes and war profiteers from all over the world have been invited to another Arms Fair in 2013 at the ExCeL Exhibition Centre in Custom House.
Anyone who wants to help to get this evil event cancelled will be welcome at an ELAAF meeting.

From Prince Regent, Docklands Light Railway, Station, go up Prince Regent Lane. Cundy Road is first turning on the left.

East London Against Arms Fairs,
c/o Community Involvement Unit, Durning Hall, Earlham Grove, E7 9AB

Act of sorrow and Repentance on the steps of St Lukes , Bold St, at 1pm. We will be focussing on arms sales - particularly those to the Middle East. We will be distributing ashes and planting some seeds at the conclusion as a hopeful sign.

In the last year, British armoured vehicles, tear gas and weapons have been turned on democracy protesters in the Middle East and North Africa. Despite this, the UK continues to arm these repressive regimes. The weapons are made in the UK. They are promoted and licensed by the UK government. It is up to us to stop this happening.

CAAT National Gathering. An important day of learning, networking and planning for action to stop the arms fair in 2013.
Exactly six months before it is scheduled, come to CAAT's National Gathering. For one day, we can be together to share ideas and inspiration, hear from experts, engage in debate and plan how we can make a direct impact on the arms trade.
Hear from author Owen Jones, who has written in The Independent, about the use of UK-made weapons in repressive states against civilians, and the close ties between members of the arms trade and British government.