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Thoughts for Remembrance Sunday

Geoff Tibbs, PPU Remembrance Project Manager, shares this opinion piece, first published in the Camden New Journal on 5th November 2026.

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Letter to Editor: Pacifists encourage local people to wear white poppies at Remembrance Sunday ceremonies

As Remembrance Sunday approaches, the Peace Pledge Union is encouraging people to remember all victims of war, civilians and military, by wearing a white poppy at their local ceremony.

Members of the Pity of War Charitable Trust with sculptor Peter Walker (second right), photo credit: Steve Hale

Royal British Legion facing growing pressure from peace activists over renaming of National Memorial Arboretum

Peace campaigners welcome the UK government’s sanctions on Israeli settlements as a step in the right direction

The Peace Pledge Union responds to Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's announcement of sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements.

Joint Letter to the Editor: Mil­it­ary court­s chil­dren at Farnborough Air Show

The Peace Pledge Union, ForcesWatch, Woodcraft Folk and Campaigns Against Arms Trade issued a joint letter raising concerns about arms companies and their targeting of young people at the Farnborough Air Show. The letter below featured in the Morning Star.

Welfare Not Warfare: Chancellor, John Healey and Defence Secretary, Wes Streeting must invest in peace, not weapons

The Peace Pledge Union comments on new appointments to the cabinet on Monday (20th July 2026) by Prime Minister Andy Burnham. 

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