Five protesters Trident Ploughshares activists were arrested today after painting “Scrap Tident Ban Nukes” on the Faslane fence. The five had just enough time to finish painting the last letters of the anti-nuclear message before MOD police arrived and arrested…
Lockheed Martin Bomb makers, says the sign pointing towards Cunard house, 15 Lower Regent Street. 18 people from Trident Ploughshares and CAAT (Campaign Against the Arms Trade) held banners, leafleted and sang special anti nuclear, peace carols to draw the…
On 30 November nearly 1500 people turned up at Faslane naval base for the Trident Still Has to Go Now demonstration. It was the biggest single day protest at the nuclear weapons base in decade, indicative of the depth and…
This is a recording of an update given by Ian Avent, a local citizen concerned about the nuclear work being undertaken at Devonport Dockyard, to the Trident Ploughshares gathering in Plymouth in May 2014.
Note: The audio cuts off rather suddenly at the end, but the conversation finishes very soon after.
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