Local Groups

Camden Stop the War Coalition is one of the many active campaign groups affiliated to the Stop the War Coalition.

Derby stop the war coalition is a group of people from in and around the city acting as part of groups or as individuals who have a wide range of views and come from many backgrounds, but who all believe that any war against Iraq is unjust. The coalition was formed in 2001 after the horrific attacks on the world trade centre. Our aim was to oppose any revenge attacks on Afghanistan.

The Stop the War Coalition was formed in 2001 to oppose the ‘war on terror’ launched by George Bush after 9/11, to fight racism and to defend civil liberties. As part of this coalition, North Manchester Against Wars is an alliance of anti- war activists, anti- racists, trade unionists and socialists.

The Reading Peace Group evolved from the work of members of local CND, Nukewatch and Peace groups in Reading and Berkshire in the UK.

Sheffield Stop the War Coalition is a broad based organisation of people opposed to military retaliation for the attacks on September 11th. It is affiliated to the National Stop the War Coalition.

A broad based coalition of individuals and organisations opposed to the military response to the September 11th, 2001 attacks.

Sussex Action for Peace was formed in October 2001 in response to the war against Afghanistan. Activists gathered at a public meeting, angry at the punishment of a whole nation in revenge for the September 11 terrorist attacks and determined to do something about it. Weekly vigils were held by the war memorial and outside the army recruitment office in Brighton, and stalls were organised outside the Peace Centre to publicise and gain support for our opposition to the war.

Sussex University Coalition Against the War (SUCAW) was set up in October 2001 as a staff-student coalition of those opposed to the war on Afghanistan and its continuation elsewhere.