There’s no agenda and no programme. Just an opportunity to meet like-minded people, enjoy some good food and have a chat in a friendly, informal setting. We’ve had feedback that some people would ...

This month’s speaker is Martin Lavelle from Plymouth Humanists, who will be guiding us through the wonderfully strange world of quantum theory. If you’ve ever wondered why quantum physics seems to ...

Humanists UK has expressed concerns about Conservative plans to reject statutory citizenship education in primary schools and wider proposals on ‘political impartiality’ that could create a chilling ...

The Conservative Party has pledged at its party conference to guarantee that children in state-funded schools, including faith schools, will no longer be made to comply with religious dress codes as ...

As the spooky season gets under way, and ahead of our In Conversation With… Deborah Hyde event on 21 October, we’ve blown the cobwebs off the archive to tell the story of the supernatural – and how ...

Only two of Northern Ireland’s approximately 1,000 schools currently meet the 40:40:20 pupil-mix aspiration promoted by the Northern Ireland Council for Integrated Education (NICIE) as the target for ...

Speaking at the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, Humanists UK challenged misleading rhetoric about the extent to which the European Court of Human Rights prevents the deportation of ...

Former Blue Peter presenter and Humanists UK President Janet Ellis joins BBC Two's Pilgrimage in spring 2027, walking an ancient pilgrim route with six people of different beliefs.

A major new toolkit will provide practical guidance to Home Office decision-makers, lawyers, charities and refugee support organisations, as well as people who are themselves seeking asylum because ...

Humanists UK announced today that world-renowned climate scientist Professor Corinne Le Quéré CBE will deliver the Rationalist Press Lecture 2026. Taking place on Tuesday 1 December 2026 at Conway ...

The Northern Ireland Assembly has voted to pass the Conversion Practices (Criminalisation) Bill at Second Stage. MLAs voted 46 in favour and 29 against, with 15 abstentions. Northern Ireland Humanists ...