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welcome

This is the virtual home of Aldermaston Women's Peace Camp and Campaign. It is where you will find us when we are not hanging out around the fire at camp ... plotting the end of nuclear weapons, patriarchy, war ... etc... Established in 1985, the camp remains a symbol of resistance to nuclear madness - and British-manufactured weapons of mass destruction in particular.

news

Observer: Nuclear Arsenals scrutinised over safety lapses, fires and floods

Fears raised by watchdog group [Nuclear Information Service] over plans for new test facility at Aldermaston Trident Base.

STING Alerts

Object to the proposed Hydrodynamic Facility at AWE Aldermaston

As the debate between the Ministry of Defence and the Treasury continues, and Nick Clegg sticks his head above the parapet to say: "Trident replacement makes welfare cuts harder to justify”,

About AWE

Updated timeline of planning applications

This is an outline of when facilities at Aldermaston have gone through the planning process

 

 

Latest from camp

Suspend work at AWE

Work should be suspended at AWE until the cause of the recent fire has been determined otherwise lives will be put at risk.
 

events and actions

Trident Ploughshares Summer Gathering

Date: 
2 September, 2010 - 6 September, 2010

This event is organized by Trident Ploughshares.

 Summer Gathering for a nuclear weapons-free future
Church of St John & St Stephen, 121-147 Orts Rd, Reading, Berkshire RG1 3JN