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Lewes Greenpeace Exhibition

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If you've been inspired by this  Lewes Greenpeace Exhibition and its satellite Events  between 1st-10th August 2025  commemorating  nearly 50 years of Greenpeace in Lewes,  with the Lewes office in Temple House 25-26 High Street Lewes being the Greenpeace International  Headquarters from 1982 -1989,  please donate today to help Greenpeace in the UK continue to fight the climate and nature emergencies. Together with your support, we can keep fossil fuels in the ground and our oceans healthy.

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My Updates

10th July 1985, the Rainbow Warrior was sunk

Tuesday 1st Jul
on 10th July 1985, 50 years ago, the original Rainbow Warrior was bombed and sunk in Auckland New Zealand by the French secret service, with the loss of one life.. The ship was anchored there en route to protesting against French nuclear testing in Pacific islands nearby.

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Tuesday 1st Jul
Greenpeace Lewes Group was one of the original Greenpeace Groups in the UK ; after COVID it was relaunched in November 2024

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Deborah Annells