Funeral directors across the UK have committed to providing transparent pricing by signing a pledge organised by Quaker Social Action (QSA). The Fair Funerals pledge was relaunched…
Thirty people gathered at Friends House, London, this month to consider the topic ‘Language, Truth and Religion’.
Loughborough Quakers have started an interfaith initiative for their local Council of Faiths designed to bring members closer together.
Pontefract Meeting hosted a talk about climate change this month in a bid to raise awareness of the crisis. Andrew Rollinson, a renewable energy specialist, spoke on 9 February…
The Quaker theologian and Woodbrooke lecturer Benjamin Wood has been invited by the Leeds branch of the Jewish Historical Society of England to give a talk in 2021 about the…
The risk of poverty has risen for workers in families with children, according to the Quaker-founded Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF).
The Quaker group Roots of Resistance (RoR) stepped up its campaign against the University of Huddersfield this month calling for the institution to end ‘its complicity’ with…
Modern slavery is all around, a Richmond Quaker told nineteen Friends last month at a London Quakers gathering. Rebecca Baumgartner, a civil servant whose work for the last four…
Quakers in Florence celebrated their first birthday this month, at the same time as a local magazine published a feature about them.
A Quaker from Bolton Meeting will have her film about ‘coming out’ as a gay teenager shown at the Museum of Liverpool this week. Nan to the Rescue by Rosie Adamson-Clark and…
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