Freedom from

nuclear weapons.

Are you ready to fight for it?

Situated near the military base in Helensburgh, Scotland, Faslane is the longest running protest camp in the world. For 40 years peace campers and supporters have held demonstrations and vigils in protest of the nuclear weapons stored there. The camp, as a symbol of peace, contributes greatly to raising awareness about the danger of nuclear weapons.

Take a Visit

The Cities Appeal

Six Scottish city councils, as well as The Scottish Parliament, have signed the ICAN (International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons) cities appeal - demonstrating support for The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

Check if your city has signed

The Ainslie Archive

John Ainslie was in one of a flotilla of canoes buzzing the first Trident nuclear submarine coming up the Clyde in 1992. Prior to his premature death in 2016, he was a well respected activist, organiser and expert researcher. Thanks to Scottish CND member donations, extensive work has been carried out to make his archive secure and accessible.

Find it here

Stand for peace

Nuclear weapons kill indiscriminately. For those who survive a nuclear blast, the damage to health and to the environment endures for generations. The risks of nuclear war are too great.

There is no imaginable justification for any country to hold a nuclear arsenal. Join us to call for an immediate end to nuclear weapons in Scotland and around the world.