Blog
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Tottenham Palestine Literature Festival – 29th Sept to 2nd October
With Palestine making the news headlines at the moment in the run-up to their bid for statehood at the UN, it's particularly timely that the Tottenham Palestine Literature Festival is due to place in London next weekend - a collection of events featuring writers, film makers, rappers, photographers, story tellers and Tottenham locals as they "listen, talk, learn, rap, discuss, watch, question and share ideas on Palestine".
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Iain Archer supports the Make Runaways Safe campaign
Join the Make Runaways Safe campaign to win tickets to an exclusive Iain Archer gig at Greenbelt.
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Mark Thomas releases the book of Extreme Rambling
Mark Thomas will be performing his Extreme Rambling show at Greenbelt in the summer, but if you can't wait for that, the book of his journey along the separation wall in the Holy Land is out on April 19th.
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Nine Months, Nine Lives: Bait Al Thaqafa
The Greenbelt Campaign, seeking to draw attention to the situation in the Holy Land, is in its third year.
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Palestinian Liberation Theology conference
The University of Winchester Institute for Theological Partnerships is hosting a two-day conference on Palestinian Liberation Theology, with some excellent speakers certain to provoke new thoughts about this complex and evolving situation.
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Nine Months, Nine Lives: The Journey So Far
The Greenbelt Campaign, seeking to draw attention to the situation in the Holy Land, is in its third year.
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Swee Ang – Talks on Palestine and Medicine
Swee Ang, who was an orthopaedic consultant for the UN in the Gaza Strip during the first Palestinian intifada in 1988-89, spoke at Greenbelt 2010.
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Road To Jericho
All Hallows on the Wall in London plays host to an exciting event on Tuesday 8th February, with the arrival of Fifth Quadrant who are launching their Road To Jericho project - an international concert tour taking place in the UK and the Middle East.
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Save Britain’s Forests
Greenbelt's name was coined in the early 1970s by Carol Constable-Brown with the simple suggestion: "If it's going to be in the country, why not call it 'Greenbelt'?"
