Youth CND 0 ▲ Crooked Timber 2 hours ago · 8 min read1597 words · Culture · hide · 0 comments Here’s another of my posts about being a peace activist in the UK in the early eighties. This one is mainly about my time in secondary school. When I linked to the substack version from Facebook a couple of people recognized some of the people involved, but they’re pretty well disguised unless you were there. (Something I enjoyed about writing this one is that the characters were in both my life and CB’s life at the time, something we only discovered when we met properly 25 years ago this coming Saturday). Here’s the substack link in case you’d prefer to read it there. There had to be a Youth CND, both national, and local. I’m not really sure why, to be honest. Every political organization I knew had a youth wing – the Labour Party Young Socialists (boring, controlled by Militant Tendency), the Young Liberals (which contained anarchists, socialists, and the odd liberal), the Young Conservatives (I once debated some Young Conservatives on behalf of the Young Liberals, despite not being… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.