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‘Anxiously, almost with dread, one asks oneself how this is all going to end.’
The Hungarian uprising of 1956 sent a wave of refugees into Austria. Peter Leeming went to Wegscheid to help, and met a Swedish nurse hard at work
‘Most people know what it is to feel the sun has set.’
‘Light at eventide’, from the Friend, 28 Nov, 1919
‘We are a gentle, angry people and we are singing, singing for our lives.’
Opposing the arms fair in London was a key action for many Quakers this year. Lynne Barty reports
‘The foods I enjoy are so convenient to me that I forget they are a luxury.’
Inflexible plastic: Lucy Hurst on our reliance on food packaging

News: a Quaker perspective

London Quakers sleep outside for homelessness

FREE 5 Dec 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

BYM sets out demands for politicians in election season

FREE 5 Dec 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Better websites for all Quaker Meetings

5 Dec 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Friends hold Interfaith Death Cafe

5 Dec 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Youth strikers push for Tory climate debate

5 Dec 2019 | by Rebecca Hardy

Letters: Quaker opinion and comment

Letters - 6 December 2019

5 Dec 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 29 November 2019

28 Nov 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 22 November 2019

21 Nov 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 15 November 2019

14 Nov 2019 | by The Friend

Letters - 8 November 2019

7 Nov 2019 | by The Friend