A marriage made in hell Some twenty Trident Ploughshares activists, dressed in unusual Gothic attire, made a colourful and vibrant presence outside the Camel’s Head gate of Devonport Dockyard in Plymouth on 12 February. They arrived to enact the deplorable…
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Newsletter Number 23, July 2006
Trident No More – July 2006 Trident No More is a new update sheet from Trident Ploughshares. It has been designed as a single (double-sided) sheet of A4. Please download, print and distribute. Trident No More is available to download…
General Leaflets About TP
We currently have two leaflets which are general introductory leaflets about TP: Please contact us if you would like hard copies of these leaflets. Also available from here: Leaflets for specific actions will be available from the page…
Pledges, petitions & booking forms
Part 9.1 Pledge to Prevent Nuclear Crime Part 9.2 Individual Non-violence and Safety Pledge Part 9.3 Non-violence and Safety Workshop Booking Form Part 9.4 Individuals’ Petition of Support Part 9.5 Groups’ Petition of Support Part 9.6 Parliamentarians’ Petition of Support…
Current home of UK’s Trident Nuclear weapons
The UK’s nuclear weapons system is based in Scotland.Trident submarines are based at HMNB (Her Majesty’s Naval Base) Clyde, gererally known as Faslane, and nuclear warheads at RNAD (Royal Navy Armaments Depot) Coulport. The Scottish Government has said it…
Trident and International Law: Scotland’s Obligations
Developed out of the proceedings of the Edinburgh Conference on Trident and International Law held on 3 February 2009 the book looks at the relationship between nuclear weapons and Scottish and international law and demonstrates where the Lord Advocates Reference…