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  • Bradford CND Street Stall 

    Join Bradford CND in the city centre for their monthly street stall where they will be talking to locals about GDAMS 2024.

  • Keighley Stall

    There will be a street stall in Keighley where GDAMS and the need to cut military spending in favour of socially productive projects will be amongst the topics of discussion.

  • The Future of military spending in the UK: GCOMS-UK AGM 2025

    Join us for a presentation by Professor Ron Smith from Birkbeck University of London as we discuss the future of military spending in the UK. With the Labour Government pledging to increase military spending to 2.5% of GDP - with the support of other political parties, the UK is set to spend billions of pounds ...

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  • Don’t Bank on The Bomb! UK – National Network Meeting April 2025

    In a world ablaze with escalating conflicts, global instability, and worsening humanitarian crises, the threat of nuclear weapons to human life is mounting. And yet, every year, billions of pounds flow through UK banks, pension funds, and other financial institutions that invest in companies producing nuclear weapons, making the threat of nuclear war even more ...

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  • Women in Black London GDAMS Vigil

    Women are invited to join a vigil led by Women in Black London with a focus on GDAMS activities. Those involved will be invited to say how they would spend £62 billion rather than spending it on the military. Meet at the Edith Cavell statue, St Martin's Place, London.

  • Welfare not warfare public meeting – Bristol

    No to Starmer’s military spending – No to nukes Join Bristol Stop the War and Bristol CND on 25 April With European leaders committing to a massive programme of arms spending and Keir Starmer leading the way, while slashing welfare and international aid, get along to this public meeting to discuss how to stop his ...

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  • Women in Black London GDAMS vigil

    Women are invited to join a vigil led by Women in Black London with a focus on GDAMS activities. Those involved will be invited to say how they would spend £62 billion rather than spending it on the military. Meet at the Edith Cavell statue, St Martin's Place, London.

  • Don’t Bank on the Bomb Scotland: GDAMS Zoom meeting

    Join GCOMS UK Network Coordinator Russell Whiting at this Zoom meeting organised by Don't Bank on the Bomb Scotland. Russell will outline the latest developments in UK military spending, and set this in the international context. There will be plenty of time for discussion and questions. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82753475397?pwd=0nCDcbzajrkOR04bOJPNg8xwkTekSd.1

  • Islington says Welfare not warfare

    Public meeting to discuss Starmer’s new arms race and massive hikes in military spending while the government imposes its stringent disability and welfare cuts. Join us at Elisabeth House, London N5 1ED. With Chris Nineham, Ashok Kumar, Luke Daniels, Kate Hudson  & Sophia Kleanthous.

  • WELFARE NOT WARFARE: Scottish National Demonstration

    Join Scottish CND and Scottish Stop the War for a national demonstration against increased military spending, including on an obscenely expensive nuclear weapons programme. Assemble 12 noon on Buchanan Street steps, Glasgow. For any queries please contact 0141 357 1529 or email scnd@banthebomb.org

  • Gcoms-uk annual general meeting

    Join us at the next Annual General Meeting on March 31st from 6-7:30 pm as we discuss the current state UK military spending and what we can do about it. We'll hear from various members of the steering group and go through the 2025 impact report, which provides an introductory overview, campaign highlights, including a ...

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  • GDAMS action at Menwith Hill

    Members of Yorkshire CND will be joining the weekly protest demonstration by the Menwith Hill Accountability Campaign at the Menwith Hill US spy base on 28th April as part of the World Beyond War’s Global Days of Action on Military Spending (https://demilitarize.org/). The protest starts at 6pm but some will arrive at 4pm for a walk ...

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