CND NEWS MAY 2025
Devonport, Plymouth Protest After a successful mobilisation of supporters to help blockade RAF Lakenheath in April, the next stop on CND’s nuclear bases tour of Britain takes place at the Devonport dockyard in Plymouth, on Saturday 7 June. The base is the sole repair and refuelling facility for Britain’s nuclear Continue Reading
UN DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE
In recent years, the term “social justice” has become a significant part of public discourse, often invoked in discussions about equality, human rights, and societal reforms. But what exactly does social justice mean, and why is it so important? The United Nations supports the principle in multiple ways, from addressing Continue Reading
Notting Hill Carnival
The Notting Hill Carnival is a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture held annually in Notting Hill, London. Here’s a look at its history: **Early Days (1960s):** * **Origins in Trinidad:** The carnival’s roots lie in the Trinidadian tradition of “Canboulay,” a street festival with roots in African and indigenous cultures.* Continue Reading
CRUELTY IN THE CLASSROOM – LIFE SCHOOL WIRRAL SCANDAL
LIFE School in the Wirral drew significant media attention due to allegations of child abuse. The school, which catered to children with special educational needs, faced scrutiny over claims involving inappropriate conduct and allegations against staff members. LIFE School Wirral: A Dark Chapter in Education The BBC Panorama documentary, “Cruelty Continue Reading
HMRC MISSING BILLIONS IN TAX
HMRC is missing at least £40 billion in unpaid tax, known as the ‘tax gap’, which is the difference between the amount of tax owed and what the government collects. This is unacceptable at a time when health services and public services are on the brink of collapse due to Continue Reading
SHEINS FLOTATION ANGERS HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS
Stop Uyghur Genocide, a UK-based human rights charity, has launched a legal campaign against the planned listing of Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein on the London Stock Exchange. The group, represented by law firm Leigh Day, claims that minority Uyghur people are being used as forced labour at some of Shein’s Continue Reading
