"A Bedford (UK) based group opposed to the introduction of compulsory ID cards to the United Kingdom."

Campaign against construction of the NIRAH project at Stewartby, near Bedford. Organised by Bedford Animal Action.

"The mission of the Alliance Against Urban 4x4s is to inform and unite groups of concerned citizens across the United Kingdom against the growing presence of 4x4 vehicles in urban areas.
The Alliance seeks to educate people about the environmental and social damage caused by the increasing numbers of urban 4x4s as well as promote sustainable forms of transport.
We will lobby for increases in congestion charges and road taxes for 4x4s and seek a ban on advertising in the mainstream media."

"Block the Builders is a new campaign which aims to nonviolently prevent the building of a new laser facility at AWE Aldermaston, the first stage of a series of proposed developments which would enable AWE Aldermaston to build the next generation of nuclear weapons."

"Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) was set up in 1974 by a number of peace and other organisations who were concerned about the growth in the arms trade following the Middle East war of 1973. It is a broad coalition of groups and individuals in the UK working to end the international arms trade."

Aims and Objectives...

• 1. To oppose all laws based on a pretext of counter-terrorism.
• 2. To campaign for the repeal of such laws: the Terrorism Act 2000, the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act (ACTSA) 2001, and the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005.
• 3. To oppose any measures which could criminalise mere association with a political organisation, or which involve detention without charge, or restrictions on freedom of speech, association or publication.
• 4. To work in close association with affected communities and build the broadest possible alliance for civil liberties, human rights and universal values.
• 5. To demand that everyone must be treated as innocent until proven guilty, that the right of habeas corpus be restored, and that there should be no punishment without trial (e.g. ‘control orders’).
• 6. To defend the democratic freedom to dissent and to resist oppression, nationally and internationally.
• 7. To oppose crimes against humanity, regardless of who (or what government) commits them.

"CAAB is a campaign grounded in a deep concern and opposition to weapons of mass destruction in general and nuclear weapons in particular. CAAB is focussed on American bases in the UK and abroad."

"The Climate Camp is... A place were we explore grassroots solutions to climate change through workshops, skill-sharing, education, debate and entertainment... Take direct action against the root causes of climate change... Demonstrate and live the alternatives by bringing diverse groups and individuals together to live in an ecologically sustainable, cooperative way... Be a space for celebration, for kids and families, a place to socialise with friends old and new."

"A network for active resistance..." against the introduction of ID cards to the UK

"Stop the War" (whichever war) is useless sloganeering unless it is accompanied by a commitment to stopping the global arms trade. War will never stop whilst weapon sales are a booming capitalist business worth in the region of $40 billion a year.
There are no borders, no limitations and certainly no morals when it comes to arms trading. Whilst countries such as the US and UK pretend to restrict the sale of arms, there are enough loopholes to enable dealers to trade whatever they like, to whoever they like.

"Several years ago the government was put into a worrying position over the gas situation in the UK, it was realised that Britain now has a shortage of gas and that gas supply would have to come from external sources. With this panic in mind they basically told gas companies to do what ever they could to do ensure a good supply of gas.
National Grid have made plans to create a 115 mile pipeline to supply 20% of the supply of gas in Britain. The pipe will transport Liquid Natural Gas (LNG, gas that has been cooled to liquid form at -161°C) from Milford Haven in Pembroke, South Wales, to Tirley in Gloucestershire. The route will go through Pembroke, Camarthen, the Swansea Valleys, Brecon Beacons National Park, Hay on Wye and Ross on Wye.
This is a webpage designed for those against the National Grid monster pipeline, hoping to bring together all the information that has been scattered across the internet.
National Grid have successfully kept the development of this pipeline quiet, this webpage is an attempt to inform more people of the issues regarding the pipeline and as a support for all those who are against it. It came to our attention that people who are aware of the pipe have been fighting alone, not having any contact details of others with similar opinions. There are many groups of people involved for different reasons, we are all coming to together to simply say: “No Pipeline”"

"Greenpeace is an independent non-profit global campaigning organization"

"I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, the ever-growing coalition of more than 50 organisations, has over 700 years' experience working for a safer, fairer world."

"This site was set-up in the wake of the London bombings on July 7th 2005 with the aim of getting to the truth about what really happened on the day that 56 people were killed and over 700 injured on London transport."

"We are a movement founded in 2007 by a small group of young people to combat globalization and the surveillance culture in the UK primarily but we also support other movements internationally with similar aims."
There's an on-site page with additional information here.

The National Coalition of Guantanamo Campaigns consists of the following groups:-

• Birmingham Guantanamo Campaign
• Justice for Omar Deghayes Campaign (Brighton)
• London Guantanamo Campaign
• Manchester Guantanamo & Belmarsh Campaign

"The above groups have come together with the purpose of jointly raising awareness of, and campaigning for the issue of Imprisonment Without Trial in Guantanamo Bay and similar US prisons around the world. The campaign primarily fights for the release of the eight British residents still detained (Omar Deghayes, Binyam Mohammed, Shaker Aamer, Bisher Al-Rawi, Jamil El Banna, Ahmad Errachidi, Adhmed Ben Bacha, and Abdulnour Sameur). Jamal Kiyemba, formerly a British resident has been released to Uganda."

"The website of Brian Haw, peace protestor and the Parliament Square Peace Campaign, supporting Brian and defending the right to protest near Parliament."

"We are a seriously motivated peaceful group of people who represent the large and silenced majority.
We oppose all forms of warfare and the perpetual insane cycles of violence and de-humanising behaviour aimed at the poorest and least poweful in our societies.
The UK and USA have been engaged for the past 4 years in a conflict with Iraq and Afghanistan, and we have also seen the destruction of the Lebanon by Israeli forces backed by the US. They have been using weapons containing depleted uranium that have a horrifying effect on people who are exposed to the radioactive particles, including UK and US soldiers (gulf war syndrome).
This is unacceptable. Nationally and internationally people have cried out against these unjustifiable and cruel wars that have cost the lives of hundreds of thousands, including women and children - hundreds continue to die each day. We therefore call upon all genuine and dedicated people to unite together for the purpose of calling action strikes. The real power a person has is to withdraw their labour, take a day off work, or from your usual routine and refuse to be used for that day so that we can make a serious protest that will be effective.
Our peace strike is independent and therefore not influenced by corporate funding or by political parties. We aim to stay true to our objective of campaigning for the end of warfare and armed conflict."

"Promoting creative processes of democratic engagement to advance social and ecological justice."

"We are residents of Brighton who marched against the war. We were sickened to learn that a company in our home town was not only profiting from, but making possible the illegal and immoral slaughter in Iraq. SmashEDO is a grassroots response to EDO's complicity in murderous crimes - a banner under which people opposed to those crimes can rally."

Continuing its role in the animal rights debate within the public and political arena through pro-active campaigning.

"STATE OF EMERGENCY is a call to action, a common banner to organise our resistance to the aggressive and repressive actions carried out in the guise of the “war on terror” ".

"Trident Ploughshares is a campaign to disarm the UK Trident nuclear weapons system in a non-violent, open, peaceful and fully accountable manner."

"The twinning network is a network of groups making friendship and twinning links between places big and small in Britain and in Palestine. It exists in order to promote and support the development of such friendship links and to enable groups taking part to learn from each other’s experiences. The groups which link to the network are organised in quite different ways from each other. They can become members of the twinning network if they agree with its aims..."

"Nuclear weapons are as criminal in NATO states as they are in North-Korea or Iran. The use of a nuclear weapon would break humanitarian law, and would be a war crime, no matter who uses it. NATO still deploys nuclear weapons and prepares its military to use them. We want to stop this preparation of war crimes! Bring nuclear weapons before the court."

"Cageprisoners.com is a non-sectarian Islamic human rights website that exists solely to raise awareness of the plight of the prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and other detainees held as part of the War on Terror."

"A network of resistance against the G8"

"Information, Activism, and Resistance to U.S. Militarism, War, and Corporate Greed, Linking with Struggles Against Racism and Oppression within the United States"

"The no border network is a tool for all groups and grass root organizations who work on the questions of migrants and asylum seekers in order to struggle alongside with them for freedom of movement, for the freedom for all to stay in the place which they have chosen, against repression and and the many controls which multiply the borders everywhere in all countries. This network is different from lobbying groups and NGOs because it is based on groups of grass root activists and intends to stay so."

"Oilwatch is a resistance network that opposes the activities of oil companies in tropical countries."

"In February 1998, movements from all continents met in Geneva to launch a worldwide coordination of resistances to the global market, a new alliance of struggle and mutual support called Peoples' Global Action against "Free" Trade and the World Trade Organisation (PGA). This platform, defined by the PGA hallmarks, manifesto and organisational principles, is an instrument for communication and coordination for all those fighting against the destruction of humanity and the planet by capitalism, and for building alternatives."

"We are a network of people of different nationalities, who do not intend to stand by passively and watch the Icelandic government in league with foreign corporations slowly kill the natural beauty of Iceland."

"The World Court Project is an international citizens' network which is working to publicise and have implemented the 8 July 1996 Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice which could find no lawful circumstance for the threat or use of nuclear weapons. The World Court Project is part of Abolition 2000, A Global Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons."