Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has repeated its serious concern about harsh sentences handed down to climate protesters.
The UK government failed again to send a British representative to a nuclear disarmament conference at the United Nations this month.
Bristol Area Meeting (AM) has published a leaflet outlining local Quakers’ complicity in transatlantic chattel slavery.
Wanstead Friends heard from a volunteer for the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) this month, when Tanya Williams, of Richmond Meeting, described…
Representation at ‘continuing’ Yearly Meeting The afternoon began with Siobhán Haire, deputy recording clerk for Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM), introducing Sarah Donaldson, who…
Friends have joined a campaign to urge cathedrals to ditch banks that support fossil fuels.
Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM) has strongly condemned Israel’s announcement on 2 March that it was blocking all humanitarian aid into Gaza. The decision ‘will deny the provision…
Norfolk & Waveney Quakers celebrated last month when one of their buildings was leased to a youth homelessness charity.
Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) has joined calls for the European Parliament to reiterate its demand that member states should provide protection for conscientious…
QCCIR Meeting for Sufferings (MfS) on 1 March opened with Advices & queries 17: ‘Think it possible you may be mistaken.’ After worship, some items were taken on draft,…
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