16th June 2023

QSA highlights homelessness risk

by Rebecca Hardy

More than 250,000 young adult carers require urgent government support, Quaker Social Action (QSA) has said.

16th June 2023

Adderbury talk to explore reparations

by Rebecca Hardy

Banbury and Evesham Quakers are focusing on reparations this month, as part of their annual public talk at the historic Adderbury Meeting House.

16th June 2023

BYM backs Labour fossil fuel pledge

by Rebecca Hardy

Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has joined 139 other organisations in writing to Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, to support a ‘world-leading’ pledge to end new oil and…

16th June 2023

Friends welcome new Quaker walking guide

by Rebecca Hardy

A guidebook detailing George Fox’s famous 1652 route across Lancashire, Yorkshire and Cumbria was celebrated this month at Swarthmore Meeting House.

Friends in Italy fight landslides
9th June 2023

Friends in Italy fight landslides

by Rebecca Hardy
9th June 2023

Call for peer mediators in every school

by Rebecca Hardy

Every school in Britain should have peer mediators, Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has said.

9th June 2023

Wandsworth prison charity launched

by Rebecca Hardy

A new Quaker-backed charity to support people at Wandsworth Prison was publicly launched last month.

9th June 2023

British Museum ends BP sponsorship deal

by Rebecca Hardy

Friends celebrated the news last week that, after twenty-seven years, and a decade-long campaign, the BP sponsorship deal with the British Museum ended. Campaigners including…

BYM wins major campaigning award
2nd June 2023

BYM wins major campaigning award

by Rebecca Hardy
2nd June 2023

QSA launches funeral poverty campaign

by Rebecca Hardy

Friends are being asked to take photos of the front of funeral directors’ premises, if clear funeral costs are not displayed.

2nd June 2023

Friends fund Uganda health centre

by Rebecca Hardy

Quakers have helped raise funds to build a village health centre in Butta, in eastern Uganda.

2nd June 2023

Public Order Bill becomes law

by Rebecca Hardy

Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has said that it will continue to work with others to protect and promote human rights, despite the ‘severe blow’ of the Public Order Bill, which…