Peace Campaigners join fight against nuclear site: Correction

Tuesday 19 April 1994 23:02 BST

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In the article 'Peace Campaigners join fight against nuclear site' (7 February), it was said that 'the tents of the Greenham women were finally folded last week. . .' This was incorrect and we have been asked to make clear that the Women's Peace Camp, established in September 1981 is still on the original site between Newbury and Basingstoke on the A339 trunk road and fully active.

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