Samuel Rafanell-Williams

Eileen Cook who died on the 6th October 2021 Eileen was born in 1950 on the 1st May – a significant day of political action… Read More »Remembering Eileen Cook

Blog by Flavia Tudoreanu, Scottish CND Campaign Coordinator & Manager For the past 10 years, I have been supporting Scottish CND’s work in one form… Read More »Farewell from Flavia

Scottish CND welcomes the debate at SNP conference on a clear timetable for removing nuclear weapons from Scotland. Our report, Disarming Trident, examines in detail… Read More »Press Statement: SNP CND Resolution

Guest blog by Isobel Lindsay (Scottish CND Co Vice Chair) Avoidance behaviour is entirely understandable and in many contexts is essential to enable us to… Read More »‘Vigil’ and the Reality of Nuclear Weapons

The arrival of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), which entered into force in January this year, gives huge additional support and… Read More »As Soon as Possible

Scottish CND invites you to take part in our Poetry Against the Bomb competition, from Monday 16 August until Sunday 19 September. Following a moving… Read More »Poetry Against the Bomb

Today the Nobel Peace Prize winning International Campaign Report for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) published its report: “Why NATO members should join the… Read More »Warm Welcome for ICAN NATO Report

Scottish CND has reacted strongly to renewed suggestions that “Devo Max” is the way forward for Scotland. In recent days Kenny MacAskill and Iain McWhirter,… Read More »Devo Max is No Through Road, Say Anti-Nuclear Campaigners

Opinion by David Mackenzie, Scottish CND There seems no limit to human folly. As the UK’s latest aircraft carrier set off to sail the crowed… Read More »HMS Queen Elizabeth – War Games Voyage

Scottish CND welcomes the outcome of the Scottish Election, which saw widespread success for supporters of nuclear disarmament – reflecting the strong public support across… Read More »Election 2021: A Decisive Result for Nuclear Disarmament