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NMLH.1994.62.6.2

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Statement of Intent sent by the women at the Peace Camp to the Newbury District council

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NMLH.1994.62.6.3

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NMLH.1994.62.6.5

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A hole was made in the fence to allow traffic in and out of the air base. Women closed it with their bodies, others keened - then they were arrested. But more came to block the hole and continued until the blockade finished.

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NMLH.1994.62.6.6

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March 21st/22nd, 1982

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NMLH.1994.62.6.7

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March 21st/22nd, 1982

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NMLH.1994.62.6.10

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March 21st/22nd, 1982

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NMLH.1994.62.6.11

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March 21st/22nd, 1982

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NMLH.1994.62.6.14

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Collective Statement made by the 35 women arrested on a 24 hour blockade of the air base, March 22nd 1982

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NMLH.1994.62.6.15

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Women's Action, March 26th

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NMLH.1994.62.6.16

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26th March 1982

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NMLH.1994.62.6.21

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14th May 1982. Outside the High Court

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NMLH.1994.62.6.23

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6th June 1982. Westminster Bridge, London. One of a group of women who went to keen when President Reagan visited Westminster. When the group reached Parliament Square they were arrested by the SPG because of their alternative welcome. (Keening is a collective wail that expresses anguish)

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