T-shirts and Badges

In order to help to highlight the Campaign as well as raise money for the Campaign Fighting Fund, which helps to pay for marches, protests, vigils, talks and legal fees, we are selling t-shirts and badges.

T-shirts, of white cotton come in large and extra large and cost £6.00 each.

Long sleeved shirts of the same design also in large and extra large sizes cost £8.00 each.
Prices include £1.00 post and packaging.

Badges cost 50p
(please send sae for small orders)

If you can sell t-shirts or badges in your area from home or through local shops, libraries, markets or community centres please contact Pat McCafferty for more information on:

Tel 01223 8325900

To order:

Please make cheques payable to 'Overstream Fighting Fund' and send with your address and details of your requirements to:

Cambridge Two Campaign
(T-shirts)
6 Hertford Street
Cambridge
CB4 3AG

New Cambridge Two CD to be released

Gordon Bell, husband of Ruth Wyner,is releasing a CD of two protest songs about the Cambridge Two. The first live performance will be at Strawberry Fair in Cambridge on Saturday 3rd June 2000.

Gordon Bell joined with local professional musicians to form a band called 'Not Guilty' and produce the songs. One is an up-tempo ballad called 'The Ballad Of Ruth And John', the second is called 'Walking Into The Blues.

The band will be performing both songs live, for the first time at the Wigwam, Strawberry Fair in Cambridge on Saturday 2nd June 2000.

Gordon Bell said: 'Music is how we got together. When we met in 1971, I was an acoustic guitar player and she wrote poetry, which I put to music, and we formed a band and played for four years. Then Ruth started volunteering in a church coffee bar to help the homeless, and later began working at a night shelter. Ruth had always expressed her feelings in poems. Her feeling of frustration for herself and John and the homeless come out brilliantly in these songs.'

'Not Guilty' was formed after the convictions of Ruth Wyner and John Brock, and preformed its first benefit gig at Cambridge Red Studios in May 1999.

'Not Guilty' includes Cath Coombs, formerly of 'Whiskey Before Breakfast'/'Though Gang' on vocals and cello. Cath also runs voice workshops at Chesterton and Manor Community Colleges. Karl Ferre, bass and vocals, is formerly of 'Melon Farmer'. Andy Williamson on drums, also plays with 'The Straw B's'. Denis Hayes, outreach worker for Wintercomfort for the Homeless, plays an Irish flatback bouzouki. Lawrence Hobson, a homeless project worker, plays rhythm guitar, and Gordon Bell, who also works for the homeless, is on guitar and vocals.

Copies of the CD can be purchased for £3 (excl p&p) £4 (incl. p&p) from the Cambridge Two Campaign, 6 Hertford Street, Cambridge
CB4 3AG.

Telephone: 01223 513 033.

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