Julie Felix & The Highgate CND - Part of The Northcliffe Collection

Singer Julie Felix entertaining members of the Highgate CND Group during the first stop en route of nuclear disarmament supporters and members of peace groups who marched from Aldermaston to Trafalgar Square. The first Easter 'Ban the Bomb' march in five years. 12/04/1968

Celebrate a defining moment in modern British history with this compelling framed print featuring the origins of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). Founded in 1958, after Britain agreed to host American atomic weapons, CND quickly became one of the nation’s most influential peace movements. Visionaries such as Bertrand Russell, Michael Foot, J. B. Priestley, and Canon John Collins helped shape its early direction, giving the organisation a powerful intellectual and moral foundation.

By the 1980s, during the heated debate over cruise missiles at Greenham Common, CND reached unprecedented momentum with nearly 100,000 members — a testament to its cultural impact and enduring relevance.

This print offers more than historical insight; it brings a pivotal era of activism into your home or office. Ideal for history enthusiasts, educators, or anyone who appreciates meaningful wall art, it serves as a striking reminder of the power of collective action and the voices that helped shape a generation.

Part of The Northcliffe Collection