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July 2019
Sushila Dhall on the work of local charity Refugee Resource
Sushila Dhall, Therapeutic Services Manager of Refugee Resource . Refugee Resource is a therapeutic charity specialising in the mental, emotional and practical needs of refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants, offering 1:1 and group therapy, mentoring, a women’s social and educational group, a men’s service, an interpreters’ support group, advice and advocacy, and a social inclusion service. Sushila Dhall has been working as a psychotherapist for over 20 years, in the public and charitable sector and, in more recent years, as…
Find out more »August 2019
VENUE AND DATE CHANGE!! Annual Summer Garden Party
Please note that this event will now be at Restore (our usual venue for monthly meetings) where we shall have access to their lovely garden, and the use of their Cafe Room for indoor space. Also a slight date change: the event will now be on the Saturday. That's Saturday August 10th from 12.30 - 3.30. All are welcome. This is a free event but please bring food, savoury or sweet and drink to share. Meet old friends or make new…
Find out more »September 2019
September event ‘to be announced’.
We'll be letting you know here as soon as plans are finalised.
Find out more »October 2019
In conversation with Charles Foster.
Charles Foster is a writer, barrister and traveller. His books cover many fields. They include books on travel, evolutionary biology, natural history, anthropology, theology, archaeology, philosophy and law. "Ultimately they are all presumptuous and unsuccessful attempts to answer the questions 'who or what are we?', and 'what on earth are we doing here?'" http://www.charlesfoster.co.uk/ Doors open 7.30 for 8pm start.
Find out more »November 2019
November’s event will be on the 22nd
Although the 15th is the third Friday in November our Monthly meeting this month will be next week, on the 22nd. No event today (Despite the system refusing to let me delete time and venue!)
Find out more »Compete or Co-operate; the evolutionary choice that will determine our future
Roger Heppleston has developed a unique evolutionary perspective on human development which gives context to the big challenges facing us all today: from population issues such as immigration and ageing, to the disruptive effect of new technologies and the destruction of the environment. Throughout, his focus is to emphasise the leading role humanism must play in our communities to promote and support the secular ideas of the enlightenment which he considers imperative if mankind is to be able to address…
Find out more »December 2019
Winter Solstice Party [date to be finalised]
Watch this space for venue and date, which will be as near to December 21st as possible.
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