If you have taken a Quaker Gardens Calendar but not yet transferred £8 to the Area Meeting general fund please could you do this. The bank details may be on the information sheet included with the calendar or can be Read More …
The Quaker bookshop at Friends House London reports that there is excess stock of several books, and these will be pulped due to storage constraints by the end of the year if they do not find good homes elsewhere. The Read More …
A regular reminder that all are welcome to join Midweek Meeting at Bull St. Every Wednesday. 12.45 to 1.15pm followed by refreshments.
A reminder that these two events are happening this coming weekend: Birmingham Unitarians have invited Friends to join the launch of their queer ecology, insect-friendly planting project: a Bugs and Beyond Workshop Saturday 1st November 2-4pm Brum Unitarians 31 Ryland Read More …
Although Quaker Week has now passed, the theme of ‘love your neighbour’ has resonated with many Friends, amid fears about conflict and division in our local communities. Our project Peace Hub shares some resources, including an open letter (deadline for Read More …
Our Friend Rajan Naidu and his co-defendants are facing trial for action at Stonehenge in June 2024. The trial begins on Monday 20th October at Salisbury Crown Court and may last up to two weeks. At Area Meeting in September, Read More …
Coventry Quaker Meeting share a new video this Quaker week, and have appeared in BBC news as they receive a grant to help make their Meeting House more accessible. Coventry Quakers have produced a video welcoming people to their Local Read More …
The ‘The Railway Magazine’ for September 2025 features a long article entitled ‘The Quaker Connection’. This tells the tale of how Edward Pease and early Friends were responsible for building the Stockton and Darlington Railway. The story feature on pages Read More …
The Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) brings people from around the world to the West Bank to serve as human rights monitors, known as Ecumenical Accompaniers (EAs). EAs provide a protective presence for vulnerable Palestinian communities, monitor Read More …
On 30th July Selly Oak Quakers hosted an ecumenical pilgrimage to mark ‘Nicaea 1700’. Pilgrims of different Christian traditions stepped inside to exchange a word of greeting with local Friends – allowing Quakers to be included in the scope of Read More …