Current issue of Kingston Peace News
Kingston Peace Council/Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament...
is a peace and nuclear disarmament group working in the Kingston upon Thames area of South West London. Our rather strange name comes about because we were originally two separate groups, Kingston Peace Council and the Kingston branch of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. These two groups merged to form one local group covering both peace matters generally and nuclear disarmament. As both aspects of our work are equally important we have adopted and retained this name (usually abbreviated to Kingston Peace Council/CND or sometimes KPC/CND).
Our purpose is to work for international understanding, the peaceful resolution of conflict, an end to the arms race and general disarmament and, in particular, to support locally the work of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. By the terms of our constitution we do not affiliate to, or exclusively identify with, any particular political party.
We raise our own funds and by holding jumble sales twice a year we can keep our subscription very low. Subscriptions are £5 a year waged, £2 unwaged and £8 family membership. Donations in addition to these amounts are of course welcome.
We publish about eleven times a year a member's newsletter "Kingston Peace News" and this is posted on this web site. This is the first place to look for information about our activities.
This site was last updated on the 26th February 2006
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