KINGSTON PEACE COUNCIL
CAMPAIGN FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT 
KPC members attending CND demonstration at RAF Marham
KPC members at RAF Marham (newsletter PDF 7.2MB)
Hilary at hand-in of CND co-ordinated letter at Downing St opposing the planned purchase of US-made F-35 aircraft and nuclear free-fall bombs that would be stored at RAF Marham.
Hand-in of letter to Starmer (newsletter PDF 3.4MB)
Hiroshima 80th anniversary commemorations - the Mayor of Kingston floats flowers on the Thames
Hiroshima 80th anniversary commemorations (newsletter PDF 9.4MB)
KPC members and others present letter to Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey
Davey pressed on arms sales ban (newsletter PDF 7.5MB)
Lakenheath blockade
Lakenheath US Airforce Base blockade (newsletter PDF 5.9MB)

Welcome to KPC/CND

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KPC/CND statement on Iran, 6 March 2026

Forthcoming events

We normally hold our monthly meetings online, on the second Tuesday of every month. We are sorry that this excludes members without internet access. If you would like to join us please ask Gill -- see the Contacts page.

Our stalls take place in the market place in Kingston on the first and third Saturdays of each month from 11am.

We are supporting the regular marches for Palestine held regularly in central London. For details of these see https://palestinecampaign.org/ You can usually find KPC members near the front of the march, behind the large yellow CND banner.

Wednesday 8th April 2020 CANCELLED
CANCELLED Monthly meeting at 7.45pm at Kingston Quaker Centre, Fairfield East, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2PT (map and directions). All welcome.

Wednesday 29th April 2020 CANCELLED
CANCELLED David Wearing will come to speak about the links between the UK and Saudi Arabia. Organised in collaboration with the Department of Politics, Human Rights and International Relations and the Centre for Human Rights Solidarity and Practice at Kingston University.
This event will be at a different venue: Room JG0003, John Galsworthy building, Kingston University (Penrhyn Road campus), Penrhyn Road, Kingston KT1 2EE. 6pm to 7.30pm. All welcome. Free, donations accepted.

About KPC/CND

We are a local group providing a focus for people in Kingston and the surrounding area who wish to work for international understanding, the peaceful resolution of conflict, the abolition of nuclear weapons and an end to the arms race and general disarmament. We publish a regular newsletter Kingston Peace News.

Subscription rates £8 annually, £10 family membership, £3 unwaged.

Our activities include:

  • Monthly meetings: we meet online on Zoom on the of every month at 8pm, to discuss current business and campaigning activities, share ideas, or listen to invited speakers. Visitors and new ideas are always welcome. If you would like to join us, please ask Gill -- see the Contacts page.
  • A regular street stall: on the first and third Saturdays of every month, 11am to 1pm or sometimes to 2pm, in Kingston Market Place, next to the entrance to All Saints Church.
  • Stalls at local fairs to publicise our activities and raise funds
  • Vigils and public meetings and other events to raise public awareness of peace-related issues.
  • Letter writing and lobbying
  • Supporting other peace and justice campaigns, in particular the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. As well as being the Kingston Peace Council, we are the CND local group for Kingston, part of London Region CND.
  • Taking part in regional and national demonstrations

We are affiliated to Network for Peace, where you can find information about other local peace groups in the UK, national organisations working for peace, and a comprehensive listing of future events organised by other groups -- demonstrations, talks, concerts etc -- in this area and throughout the UK.

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