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Autumn Action Day at Faslane Peace Camp 22nd October

FPC | 14.10.2011 19:54 | Anti-Nuclear | Anti-militarism | Ecology | World

A day of wonderful workshops, events and direct action.

With the winter coming Faslane Peace Camp is having a creative day of workshops and action against the Trident missile system based at Faslane.
Come to Faslane Peace Camp, in continuous occupation for over 29 years now, for workshops including direct action, land occupation and outdoor living, campaign skillsharing including palestine, and many more. If you have a skill you'd like to share, want to share your experience with campaigns or just want more information, please contact us!
So bring your instruments and friends along for dinner and a cuppa tea (this is an alcohol free event)
There'll be live music and vegan food provided for donation, and visitors are very welcome to stay for longer.
There's plenty of sleeping spaces available in caravans, although if possible bring a tent as there is camping spaces available.
Dogs and children are welcome to this event too!
Call us on 01436820901 for more information.

directions-
The camp is situated 6 miles North of Helensburgh. Helensburgh can be reached from Glasgow by train, for £5 return, trains leave every half hour from Glasgow Queens Street (Low level station).Or the 216 from Jamaica St - Helensburgh.
or direct train from edinburgh waverly to helensburgh.
You can catch the 316 bus from Helensburgh Central train station (for Coulport or Garelochead, stops outside the camp) it only costs £1.75, and you can ask to be dropped off at the peace camp.

-F.P.C. is on the east verge of the A814 road, which leads to HMNB Clyde and beyond. The Camp is therefore visible to all traffic coming towards the base from the direction of Helensburgh.

We are about 30 miles west of Glasgow, by the Gareloch, a river Clyde estuary sea loch. Faslane Naval Base is on the Gareloch.

The Trident nuclear weapons system for the UK is based at Faslane Naval Base just down the road from the peace camp. It costs the taxpayer over 2bn every year to maintain 4 nuclear submarines with a total of 144 nuclear weapons, each over 10 times more powerful than the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. capable of wiping out all of humanity at any moment.
They're proposed to be replaced soon so now is the time to take action and stop another 50 years of nuclear threat, environmental degradation and waste of taxpayers money on a weapons system which is capable of destroying humanity at the touch of a button. Faslane peace camp

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