Hiroshima Memorial Day: Shinnyo Lantern Floating 6th August

There will be a gathering at Haverbub at 8pm, on Quay Street, Hwlffordd ~ Haverforwest, with an exhibition about Hiroshima. Also tea and coffee will be on sale.

The lanterns for Shinyou Lantern Floating will be prepared in the big room at the back and at sunset they will be taken across the river by the foot bridge between Quay Street and County Hall, to be launched  from the usual place, which can be accessed from the County Hall side if you can't get to Haverhub first: link to screen shot of google maps showing Haverhub on left and the bridge with the place the lanterns are put into the water marked or What3Words link  

2019

Organised by Pembrokeshire Peace Group and Quakers from Milford Haven Meeting

‘Paddle West’ will collect the lanterns up from their canoes.

All Faiths Service of Remembrance

the 8th annual All Faiths Service of Remembrance for All Victims of War
Narberth Quakers and Pembrokeshire Peace Group.

11 a.m Saturday 12th November the Celtic Cross [corner of St James Street and Spring Gardens]
The theme is Peace and Reconciliation.
During the service we will lay a wreath of mixed red and white poppies in memory of all victims of war, military ad civilian.

On Friday 11th there will be a stall near the parking area outside Span Arts between 10.00 and 14.00. There will be white poppies for sale. All monies collected will be donated to Medicins Sans Frontieres.

White Poppies are worn in the run-up to Remembrance Day every year by thousands of people in the UK and beyond. White Poppies have been worn in this way for over eighty years. They are distributed by the Peace Pledge Union (PPU).
There are three elements to the meaning of White Poppies: they represent remembrance for all victims of war, a commitment to peace and a challenge to attempts to glamourise or celebrate war.

link to Peace Pledge Union website

LINK to Facebook event page via Milford Haven Quaker Meeting