Drones and the War on Terror

Posted on | October 5, 2013 | No Comments

Chantry Hall, Chantry Rd (back of the Assembly House near Chapelfield Mall)

Speaker Carol Turner, National Officer Stop the War Coalition

Tuesday 8th October 7pm admission free

more info  phone Lesley 07711 298214

www.norwichstopwar.org.uk

Norfolk People’s Assembly

Posted on | October 5, 2013 | No Comments

Save the NHS and stop the Cuts

march and protest 12th October at 1pm Chapelfiled Gardens

Speakers:

Jan Ainsley  Keep our NHS public

Mark Harrison  Equal lives

Emma Corlett  UNISON

Pop up activites morning before the march in the Curve downstairs in the Forum

10.30-12.30, help, advice, discussions and refreshments

info at:  www.norfolkpeoplesassembly.com

FIFTEEN MILLION AFGHANS

Posted on | September 28, 2013 | No Comments

FIFTEEN MILLION AFGHANS
FILM SHOWING FOLLOWED BY QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION WITH THE PRODUCER, GUY
SMALLMAN
UEA, ARTS BLOCK, ROOM 01.02
TUESDAY 1ST  OCTOBER 7.00PM

Guy Smallman is a London based photojournalist and producer. He has worked
all over Europe, South Asia and the Middle East covering the Lebanon war
in 2006 and the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan. His work has appeared in
most UK national papers and periodicals, as well as on the BBC, Channel 4
and ITV

About The Film    Read more

MANCHESTER MARCH & RALLY

Posted on | September 24, 2013 | No Comments

MANCHESTER MARCH & RALLY
SUNDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 2013
There will be an anti-war bloc at this important rally against austerity at the
Conservative Party Conference on Sunday. We shall be advocating cutting
warfare not welfare.

A coach or coaches will run from Norwich. Those interested should contact
01603 679339.

NACA Open Day

Posted on | September 13, 2013 | No Comments

Dear All,
The Norfolk African Community Association Heritage Open Day and Celebration of achievements will go ahead tomorrow Saturday 14 September2013 what ever the weather!
The site will be open to visitors from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Lunch will be served from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Vegetables and pot plants will be on sale.
Entry is free.
The Reference Plot is P211 in Bluebell South Allotments Site off the Avenues in Norwich.
Please come and join us with your family and friends.
Best regards,
Dr. Eshetu Wondimagegne

Projects Coordinator.

Visions for Change

Posted on | September 12, 2013 | No Comments

A facilitated circle discussion, followed by chat in the bar. This month’s theme – Local food. All encouraged (but not pressed) to join in.
Tuesday 17th September 2013 at 19:30

Peace One Day

Posted on | September 10, 2013 | No Comments

Dear Friends,

Saturday, September 21

United Nations International Day of Peace

This year’s theme: Who will you make peace with?

Norwich Quakers and others affiliated to Norwich Peace Camp invite all to celebrate this annual day of peacemaking and hope for peace on earth.

9.30am There will be a procession with banners from the Quaker Meeting House in Upper Goat Lane, past City Hall, the War Memorial and The Forum to the bottom of Hay Hill by Norwich Market for:

10-11am VIGIL & CELEBRATION Please come and share your Thoughts, Peace Stories, Poetry and Songs. There will be an Information Stall.

11am Process along Gentleman’s Walk and Gaol Hill back to the Quaker Meeting House.

All are welcome to join in at any time.

Please bring your Peace Banners for the processions and literature for the Stall.

The aim of Peace One Day is to start with just one day in the year when there is no war or violence anywhere in the world. People can use that day to think how the causes of war can be eradicated and how conflicts can be solved without violence. Then, one day at a time, we can all begin building a world without war for every day. Read more

UNA Lunchbox Talk

Posted on | September 9, 2013 | No Comments

Dear Friends,

This is just a last minute reminder of our UNA ‘LunchBox’ talk at 1pm on Friday 20 September in the Friends Meeting House in Upper Goat Lane, Norwich.
This month our speaker is Ian Sinclair who has just written a book about “The March That Shook Blair – an oral history of 15 February 2013” . This is a popular topic now, especially as a result of the recent anti-war vote in Parliament.  Ian will examine the effectiveness (or otherwise) of protest marches. As he says in the introduction to his book: “In writing The March That Shook Blair my intention is to address and refute these two popular arguments: – that the march was an unimportant and inconsequential historical event and that it achieved “absolutely nothing”.  My aim is to document, celebrate, investigate and critically analyse the largest political march in British history and the wider anti-war movement.”
“Ian Sinclair is a freelance writer living in London. He writes regularly for a number of progressive publications such as Tribune, Peace News, the Morning Star and Red Pepper. His first book The march the shook Blair: An oral history of 15 February 2003 will be published by Peace News Press in February 2013.”
This should be a very interesting talk and I urge you not to miss it.  Posters are attached, please display if possible.
best wishes,

Marguerite

Stop the War Coalition update

Posted on | September 7, 2013 | No Comments

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7 September 2013 |
stopwar.org.uk

PROTEST: Tell John Kerry world says no to war on Syria

EMERGENCY PROTEST
TELL JOHN KERRY NO WAR ON SYRIA
Monday 9 September 8am
Foreign Office
Whitehall
London SW1

US secretary of state John Kerry is touring Europe trying to drum up support for a war on Syria that opinion polls around the world show is opposed by majorities in most countries. Two thirds of Americans say no to war. Close to 75% of people in Britain are opposed, which no doubt was what motivated MPs in parliament to stop David Cameron taking this country into yet another war in the Middle East on the coat-tails of US foreign policy.

Barack Obama was isolated at the recent G20 meeting, at which only the French government was prepared to commit to a military attack on Syria. Latest polls show that most people in France are opposed to president Hollande’s backing of Obama’s drive to war, saying they feared it could “set the entire region ablaze”.

The attack Barack Obama is planning is illegal under international law without the backing of the United Nations security council. It will not help to solve the civil war in Syria which is causing such suffering for the Syrian people, but will only further inflame the conflict, as we have seen happen in all the US-led interventions in the region over the past decade — in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya. What is needed in Syria is not more devastation and death at the end of a barrage of US Cruise missiles, but serious moves towards a negotiated political settlement.

On Monday 9 September, John Kerry will be in London banging his drums for more war, as his boss Obama prepares a national address he will make on Tuesday trying to persuade the American people and US Congress that yet more war is what’s needed to help bring peace to Syria.

Stop the War has called a protest on Monday 9 September, at 8am, when John Kerry will be meeting British foreign secretary William Hague at the Foreign Office in Whitehall. If you can, please join us to tell Kerry that the world says no to war on Syria.

* A new motion that has now been been tabled in Parliament urging US representatives in Congress to reject war. Please use Stop the War’s lobbying tool to urge your MP to support this motion: http://act.stopwar.org.uk/lobby/58.

* Stop the War will call a protest at the US embassy in Grosvenor Square, London on the day the of the debate in the US Congress, which is likely next week. Details will be publicised on the Stop the War website and through our Facebook and Twitter.

* No Attack on Syria
Public Meeting
Wednesday 11 September
Conway Hall, Red Lion Square on Wednesday 11 September at 7pm.
More details here:
http://stopwar.org.uk/events/rally-no-to-war-on-syria.

People’s Assembly

Posted on | September 6, 2013 | No Comments

Norwich People’s Assembly invites you to come along to St Andrew’s Hall

12th  September 2013, 7:30pm
With Lee Hall (Screenwriter of Billy Eliot) and Manuel Cortes (General Secretary, TSSA)
St Andrews Hall
The Halls, St Andrews St, NORWICH, Norfolk NR3 1AU
Contact: 07828099132

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