Llandrindod 30th June 2014 At 2.30p.m. on Monday 30th June 2014 around 15 people arrived to report the crime of Trident at Llandrindod Police Station as part of the Action AWE week of Reportings of Trident Crime all around the country. One by one they entered the police station and it took 3 hours to deal with us all. It was a new experience for nearly everyone there. The local complainants were told by the…
Coaches or minibuses travelling to the Wool Against Weapons day at AWE Aldermaston and Burghfield on Saturday 9th August have been entered on the Google map below. If you click the marker nearest to where you want to travel from a window will open giving details of what the transport is and how to contact the organiser. If you are organising transport which isn’t included below please let us know so the map can be…
To download a flyer & booking form for the Coach to the CND & Wool against Weapons event at Aldermaston on the 9th August - the 69th anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki, click image on the right. Let’s make this BIG and send a message to the politicians-SCRAP TRIDENT - we will highlight the on-going development of Britain’s Trident nuclear weapons programme at AWE Aldermaston and AWE Burghfield by connecting the bases with seven…
Maggie and Melvyn Freake and Chris Gwyntopher, all members of Wanstead Quaker Meeting, reported the crimes of stockpiling and development of nuclear weapons of mass destruction at AWE Burghfield and AWE Aldermaston, to Ilford Police on Tuesday 1st July. Despite there being several other users of the police service, most of whom arrived after the three, waiting to be seen, their report was received with concern and courtesy. The officer on duty took extensive notes of the crimes they were reporting. The…
By Angie Zelter, At 2.30p.m. on Monday 30th June 2014 around 15 people arrived to report the crime of Trident at Llandrindod Police Station as part of the Action AWE week of Reportings of Trident Crime all around the country. One by one they entered the police station and it took 3 hours to deal with us all. It was a new experience for nearly everyone there. The local complainants were told by the Llandrindod…
PRESS RELEASE Around 15 local people queued outside Llandrindod Police Station today, Monday 30th June, to report on crimes being committed by the Government and Ministry of Defence. It took over 3 hours for the complaints to be heard and logged. One by one they entered the police station and reported that the UK nuclear weapons on Trident were too big and powerful to be contained in space or time, would kill millions of people,…
People who have arranged their times and places for ‘Reporting a Crime’ during the 1st week of July, 2014 have sent in or published their details in the Action AWE calendar. To view these dates click the calendar on the right and open entries in the calendar by clicking on them. If your event isn’t in the calendar yet and you will be Reporting a Crime please let us know by emailing [email protected]. Your details…
Angie’s new book ‘World in Chains’ is currently with the publishers being printed. The price will be £12.99 a copy. Details of where to buy from or how to order on-line will be published on this website as soon as the book is available. To pre-order a copy contact [email protected] For full details of the Edinburgh launch event on Thursday 26th June 2014 at World Power Books, Edinburgh, click images below for A4 pdfs.
Dear Kevin, Thanks for the long awaited letter. Of course I am saddened by your reply but not surprised. I was hoping that you would investigate it all much more thoroughly as we were not presenting a full prosecution case at this stage!! I think you did not take into consideration that we were talking about the UK’s nuclear arsenal of 100 kt nuclear warheads combined with their defence policy of use in certain circumstances.…
Kevin Brown Detective Chief Inspector Major Crime Unit Taplow Police Base 124, Bath Road Taplow SL6 0NX Non Emergency Tel No: 101 June 1st 2014 Dear Ms Zelter, Apologies this letter has taken slightly longer than anticipated, I hope you received my voicemail as to the very difficult case I had to investigate that has taken some time to resolve. As spoken, this letter is to confirm the position of Thames Valley Police…
“Spending £100 billion on replacing Trident is a catastrophic folly. I’m sure I am one of many who support the those, like Action-AWE, who campaign actively and imaginatively against it”
– Ken Loach
WORLD IN CHAIINS
TRIDENT ON TRIAL
Nuclear weapons crime in the UK has been reported to Thames Valley Police.