Set up in 1985 by women from nearby Greenham Common, the women's camp offers visible resistance to Britain's nuclear weapons programme at the wire.
The camp is also a base for campaigning work and nonviolent direct action, and is part of the broader "No Trident Replacement" campaign.
Cycle Training UK (CTUK) is the biggest independent provider of on-road cycle training in the country. We were established in 1998 and have trained over 60,000 people in London and across the UK to cycle safely and confidently. Our instructors are urban cyclists who ride on the roads every day.
The DLA works to improve the quality of advice and extent of legal protection for victims of discrimination by providing information and training, and by contributing to Government and European policy developments. Members receive monthly e-updates, publication x3 per year and opportunities to contribute to its policy work for free.
The Food Ethics Council is a charity that provides independent advice on the ethics of food and farming. Our aim is to create a food system that is fair and healthy for people and the environment. 
Housmans is London's premier radical bookshop - selling a wide range of radical literature dealing with the full spectrum of campaigning issues. Its variety of political magazines, newsletters and journals is unmatched anywhere in Britain.
With its roots in the radical pacifist end of the peace movement - Housmans aims to be a broad-based, non-sectarian shop, encouraging the dissemination of a wide range of progressive and alternative ideas. 
The IANSA Women's Network is the only international network focused on the connections between gender, women's rights, small arms and armed violence. It was established in 2001 as a women's caucus at IANSA events but has formally existed since 2005. It has grown to link members in countries and communities as diverse as Fiji to Senegal, Argentina to South Africa, Canada to Sudan.
The King's Cross Railway Lands Group was formed 20 years ago and has campaigned ever since to try and secure community benefits from the development of the extensive railway land adjoining King's Cross and St Pancras stations in central London. The group is an 'umbrella' linking individuals as well as many local groups of residents, tenants, businesses and campaigns. Its members are from the Camden and Islington Boroughs of London but others are welcome to associate themselves with its campaigns.
