Welcome
Hastings Against
War was formed in February 2003, when local peace campaigners and
anti-war activists came together to oppose the invasion of Iraq.
Its position then, and since, is that the invasion of Iraq was illegal,
immoral and unjustified.
Working locally,
and making links with other national groups, Hastings Against War
has consistently campaigned against the invasion of Iraq. We continue
to highlight conditions in Iraq as well as making links with other
anti-war groups and organisations, and joining with others to oppose
all wars.
Get Involved
Regular
Hastings Against War Meetings - Tuesday 1st February and Tuesday
15th February 2011 and thereafter on the first and third Tuesdays
of the month.
Friends Meeting
House, South Terrace, Hastings
Ground floor - wheelchair accessible
All are welcome.
Contact
details
You can contact
Hastings Against War on:
info@hastingsagainstwar.org
Or by phoning:
01424 433230
or 01424 437820
Future
events:
2010 and 2011
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY: forthcoming activities: local & national
IN AND AROUND
HASTINGS:
FUTURE EVENTS:
Hastings Friends
of Yatma:
Yatma is a
Palestinian village near Nablus, West Bank that has requested twinning
with a UK peace group. To that end some Hastings people have set
up 'Friends of Yatma' to work with the residents of Yatma to build
peace and security in their community. For information contact:
rosmeadow@yahoo.co
http://hfoy.wordpress.com/
Hastings Against
War member in Palestine.
Gill Knight
is currently working and travelling as a peacemaker in Palestine.
Her blog can be found here
Donations
welcome:
Hastings Against
War carries out many campaigns for peace. Although we have a modest
budget, additional funds would let us expand our campaigns. Please
consider donating to our ongoing work by sending your cheque to
the HAW Treasurer,
Lorna Vahey, 145 Emmanuel Road, Hastings TN34 3LE
Nuclear Power
Station
The government
has publicised a potential list of sites to build new Nuclear Power
Stations, perhaps predictably one of the sites is Dungeness only
18 miles from Hastings. Battles raged in the 80's when Dungeness
B was being built, the Government has changed the rules to avoid
lengthy but basically open public enquiries precisely for these
projects so perhaps it is time for a preemptive strike and start
forming a wide coalition of all groups and people with anti-nuclear,
environmental and climate concerns in the area.
Supporters'
Blogs
Check out these
blogs
Arms
Trade
Fernando's
blog
EASTBOURNE
FOR PEACE AND LIBERTY
Chairperson:
Dorothy Forsyth, Flat 9, 74 Wellsmead Meads, Eastbourne, East
Sussex BN20 7QG,
01323 412 046, dorothyforsyth@btinternet.com
Secretary: George Farebrother, 67 Summerheath Rd, Hailsham, East
Sussex BN27 3DR, 01323 844 269, geowcpuk@gn.apc.org
www.peacebourne.serifweb.com/
The
world is wide for those who live in peace, narrow for those who
quarrel. (Uzbek Proverb)
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