Minutes for the October meeting are attached and thanks to group member Lesley for preparing them. We discussed the death penalty, North Korea, urgent actions, and future events.
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October minutes
Posted: October 16, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Death penalty, Group news, North Korea, Salisbury
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September minutes
Posted: September 16, 2018 in Group newsTags: Death penalty, film, Group news, minutes, Salisbury
September meeting minutes attached thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them. We discussed future plans including the Christmas tree, an event to mark the 70th anniversary of the UDHR, the death penalty and North Korea.
Meeting
Posted: September 11, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Amnesty, Death penalty, Group news, Japan, Salisbury, UN'
Minutes available shortly.
We shall be holding our monthly meeting this Thursday in Victoria Road at 7:30 as usual. Supporters welcome. We shall be reviewing the death penalty; follow up from the Tree of Life street action; forthcoming film,s and a possible event to mark the 70th anniversary of the UN Declaration in 1948. Also the Christmas tree in St Thomas’s.
The group held its annual barbeque on Saturday 18th and although overcast, it was warm and we were able to stay outside until the sun went down. Thanks to all who contributed. The next meeting takes place on Thursday 13th September in Victoria Road as usual.
Barbeque in full swing.
Group meeting – July
Posted: July 15, 2018 in "Human rights", Group newsTags: Death penalty, North Korea, protest, Salisbury, statistics, Trump
We have pleasure in attaching the minutes of the July meeting in which we discussed the Death Penalty, the barbeque, the Trump protest and urgent actions. Thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them.
Group meeting Thursday 12th at 7:30 as usual in Victoria Road. Supporters welcome.
Amnesty stall
Posted: June 24, 2018 in Group news, SalisburyTags: Group news, Salisbury group news, stall
We held our stall on Saturday and it was extremely successful. Since the move from the side of the Guildhall, we have found the new location to be less than satisfactory but Saturday was different. It started almost as soon as we arrived and we continued on until noon with a few stragglers still buying as we packed up.
Thanks to all members who volunteered for the morning.
June Minutes
Posted: June 10, 2018 in Group newsTags: "Human rights", Amnesty, Death penalty, film, Human Rights Act, minutes, Salisbury, urgent action
[if you have come to this page from a ticket site, details of the film can be found here]
Minutes of the June meeting are available thanks to group member Lesley for compiling them.
Market stall
Posted: June 8, 2018 in Group news, SalisburyTags: Amnesty, Group news, Salisbury, stall, success, volunteers
UPDATE 23 June
Hugely successful morning and we were kept busy from before 8 until we closed. Many thanks to members who came and did a stint on the stall – Andrew; Fiona; Diana; Ria; Tony; Lesley and Peter. Helped by having a good range of stock including plants. Despite a refill of stuff mid morning – we did not have much left at the end of the day.
Photos from this morning will be posted within 24 hours.
Stock and volunteers needed!
On Saturday 23rd June we shall be having our annual stall in the market place and we would welcome items for sale. Popular are clothes, bric-a-brac, good quality books only, CDs and plants. No electrical items please. We shall be setting up at 7:45 so if you do have something, you can bring it along any time after that although earlier the better as people congregate early.
If you can spare an hour to volunteer that would be appreciated.
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