We’re marching at the People’s Assembly demonstration because there’s an alternative to nuclear weapons
‘It has never been more vital that we build the mass movement against nuclear weapons and for peace’.
Britain’s pandemic response shows we can move beyond a militarised economy
Under pressure, arms manufacturers have shifted from making weapons to stocking our hospitals. Why not make it permanent?
On standing down as General Secretary of CND
Kate Hudson reflects on nearly two decades at the helm of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
Trident: one good cut the government could make
When the money spent on Trident could be used to quadruple our investment in renewable energy, or scrap tuition fees for 30 years, or fully fund all A&E services in hospitals for 40 years – this is one good cut that the government can make.
Trident: Time for Des Browne and others to follow the logic
It is time for Des Browne and others to follow the logic on Trident, writes Kate Hudson, general secretary of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND).
Disarming Trident: A practical guide to de-activating and dismantling the UK’s nukes
CND lays out the way in which the UK could achieve disarmament in the near future – with widespread cuts to the MOD, is this not the time to scrap Trident?
The Middle East must work to implement a WMD-free zone
If we are to be comfortable with the world which we hand down to future generations then we need a unified vision of a world free from nuclear weapons.
Lessons from North Korea: There is a safer way to engage Iran
CND’s Kate Hudson assesses the lessons we can learn from North Korea engagement with the West after the accession of Kim Jong-un.
Scottish independence would leave Trident dead – and the MoD don’t care
Kate Hudson, general secretary of CND, reports that the MoD have made no contingency plans as to what to do with Trident in the event of independence.
Now we know: Thatcher shut down debate on Trident. Will the coalition follow course?
Kate Hudson of CND reveals what 1981’s cabinet papers show about Mrs Thatcher’s determination to secure Trident over the objections of her own party.