• Stop Trident

    To coincide with the #StopTrident march on Saturday 27th February 2016, leading UK health professionals wrote a letter in The Telegraph calling on the UK government to back international efforts to […]


  • Medact at the #StopTrident March – by two members of the Nuclear Weapons Group

    Medact at the #StopTrident March – by two members of the Nuclear Weapons Group

    On Saturday 27th February, Medact members and supporters joined an estimated 20,000 people on the #StopTrident march to highlight the health impact and humanitarian consequences of the use of nuclear weapons. […]


  • Medact at the #StopTrident March

    Medact at Anti-Trident Nation DemoWatch this video on YouTube


  • CND Trident Briefings

    http://www.cnduk.org/information/briefings/trident-briefings


  • HMS Death Trap – life on board one of the Royal Navy's Trident submarines

    HMS Death Trap – life on board one of the Royal Navy's Trident submarines

    By the Nuclear Information Service (NIS). Click here to view Medact’s joint report with NIS released in 2014 calling for transparency on research links between the Atomic Weapons Establishment and UK universities. […]


  • Medact’s Position on Trident

    Medact calls for the urgent abolition of all nuclear weapons, including the UK’s Trident because of the terrible consequences to health, humanity and the environment of the development, testing and use […]


  • Trident and nuclear weapons – Take action

    Trident and nuclear weapons – Take action

    MPs elected this year will vote on whether or not Britain builds a new nuclear weapons system that will cost at least £100 billion and operate until 2060. Medact remains […]


  • Comments on the Trident Commission

    At the beginning of last month the ‘independent, cross-party inquiry to examine UK nuclear weapons policy’ – otherwise known  as the Trident Commission, issued its final report. The three co-chairs, […]


  • Rebecca Sharkey on Medact’s trip to Faslane and Holyrood

    Rebecca Sharkey on Medact’s trip to Faslane and Holyrood

    I’ve been campaigning for a year and a half as part of ICAN, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, and I know perhaps more than I’d like to about […]