As a teenager in secondary school but already a protestor of the war, there was no choice but the run out of school. Literally run; chased by teachers and staff. The first attempt (with a band of 3-4 dozen others) was to run into next door school's field and get a bus from main...
I was six months pregnant. It was a hard day on my feet. I remember thinking, 'So, this is why pregnant women don't create revolutions.' I didn't want my baby born into a world at war. I was gutted that we weren't listened to, but glad that by marching I felt I had...
i came from Preston and managed to get one of the lasts seats, all the transport was full, how many more would have come if there had been the means to get there? I hoped and prayed it would make a difference, even if the governments went to war, the world world would know...
It was really cold but we could make it because we were so many with the same goal. We tried to save lifes....
People could not believe a Labour Government would take this country to war. There was so much anger and resolve in the march that the government get the message that this was not the will of the people....
It was an inspiring day, people from all over the country marched through London and for a moment we believed we could change the direction our government was heading in. The optimism in the crowd was palpable and I think many of us were even more devastated by what came next because of...
