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Talks at Six is a forum in Chichester, where you can enjoy interesting talks on a wide range of subjects in a relaxed atmosphere, and engage in active discussion. Amnesty members will be interested in the talk on Thursday 30 November...
Chichester Cathedral are celebrating the International Day of Peace on Thursday 21 September 2017, with a day of activities exploring the ideals of peace and reconciliation. Details on the Chichester Cathedral website http://www...
You are invited to an AmnesTEA, hosted by Maggie and Gary Courtnadge in their beautiful garden in Barnham. The "Tea" will actually be a coffee morning, with tea, coffee and cakes. Preserves and jams for sale; raffle. Date: Saturday 23...
Apologies for the late posting of this newsletter: copies were mailed out to Group members but not added to the Group website.
Well, for the politics geeks amongst us, what an exciting 72 hours it has been! For those of you in need of some rest and relaxation, Aria and Song for Amnesty is coming up! Join us for Aria, Lieder, French and English song on the...
With actions in support of the human rights defender Eren Keskin and about Syrian prisons, as well as an invitation to join Trump Watch.
Update: 18/06/2017 Thank you to our lovely performers and our generous audience, we made £688.55 in donations. Soprano Rebecca Grove, mezzo-soprano Stephanie Peat and tenor Charlie Wood perform their favourite songs: repertoire from...
Book Sale & Plant Sale to raise funds for Amnesty International. Donations of books welcomed: please call Ann Stewart on 023 9263 1812 or Bob Dewick on 01243 823016 to arrange collection if you are not able to deliver to the sale...
I hope you are all enjoying the first signs of Spring: we have our first primroses and daffies up in the garden. A perfect time to start thinking about plans for the next year of campaigning and fund-raising for the group: please do...
Our January newsletter highlights up and coming events such as the Street Collection in Chichester and the South East Regional Conference in Guildford, as well as early warning of our group AGM and