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Breaking the links - Demonstrate at Menwith Hill

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The 28th Day of Dance
The 28th Day of Dance will take place on Saturday 10th May at the Victoria Hall, Saltaire, West Yorkshire
With 55 daytime workshops in dance, song and more there is something for everyone at this hugely popular event.

With everything from Baroque, Egyptian, Rumba Flamenca and Salsa to Tai Chi, 'Strictly Come Dancing' and Drumming there is ample opportunity to try something new.

Click HERE to download your booking form today!

All proceeds from the Day of Dance go to Yorkshire CND, Oxfam, CAAT and the Chernobyl Children's Project
Volunteering
Festival Volunteers Required
Yorkshire CND are planning a full summer of fundraising at festivals across Britain; from staffing lock–ups at Glastonbury to working on bars at Leeds and Latitude.

If you fancy helping Yorkshire CND, and getting free entry into festivals at the same time, join our Facebook Group or email
Aldermaston 2008
The Bomb Stops Here
As part of CND’s 50th anniversary events, people came together from across the region to mark the 50th anniversary of the first march to the Atomic Weapons Establishment at Aldermaston – the heart of Britain’s nuclear weapons programme. With parliament voting in March 2007 for a new fleet of nuclear-armed submarines, and with the construction of facilities for a new generation of nuclear warheads already underway at Aldermaston, it is more viatal than ever that we continue our campaign.

Buses from accross Yorkshire and the north - as well as the rest of the country travelled down to Aldermaston to help surround the base and say 'The Bomb Stops Here'.

Click HERE to see photographs from the day.
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