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Your Greenham

21 May 2007

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    Robert Laing, website designer
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    Akemi Tagaki, designer, Guardian Unlimited

17 May 2007

  • Songbook: Which Side Are You On?

  • Songbook: Four minutes to midnight

  • Songbook: The Women of Greenham

  • Songbook: Take the Toys from the Boys

  • Songbook: We are Gentle Angry Women (Singing for our Lives)

  • Songbook: You Can't Kill the Spirit

  • Songbook: Stand Up

  • Songbook: Under the Full Moonlight We Dance

  • Songbook: Silos Song

  • Songbook: Sarah's Song - They Can't Forbid Us to Sing

  • Songbook: Chant Down Greenham

  • Songbook: Carry Greenham Home

  • Songbook: Greenham Lullaby

  • Songbook: We are Women

3 May 2007

  • The missiles are coming (1983)

    On 1 November, two weeks before the missiles were due to arrive at Greenham, Defence Secretary Michael Heseltine told Parliament that the Greenham base was secure and any intruders ran the risk of being shot.

  • Cruise missiles leave Greenham (1989 to 2000)

    The women of Greenham had succeeded in their quest to raise awareness about nuclear weapons; on 1 August 1989 the first missiles left Greenham. Their protest contributed to a dialogue that eventually led to the removal of the missiles.

    • The missiles arrive (1983)

    • Chronology in brief

    • A sea change (1985 to 1987)

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