Humanists meet around Greater Manchester to share and develop our understanding of a philosophy and morality based on human (not transcendental) values, to promote these values in the public domain, and to debate and dialogue with religious and other beliefs. Everyone who rejects a belief in a god should join. Please note: more people attend our meetings than ever declare via our Meetup group that they will be going. If you are not already on it, we invite you to join our email list and recei …

It's Humanity that counts! Come and meet other local Humanists here in Liverpool, people who believe in the basic OK-ness of human beings and who live their lives without reference to supernatural or mystical beliefs. The Liverpool Humanist Group was founded in October 2005, and is affiliated to the British Humanist Association and the National Secular Society. We organise events and activities of interest, with the aim of encouraging debate around issues related to Humanism, and in creating a s …

Each month we host a talk - usually by a notable scientist or skeptic - in a relaxed and friendly manner. In a pub. The subjects of the talks will vary considerably but they will typically be about a common belief that either cannot be justified by the available evidence, or that can actually be demonstrated to be false by the available evidence. The talks are followed by an informal Q&A / discussion and that is followed by more beer. Because we're in a pub. We usually hold these talks on the fo …

The Head Tub is for discussions, events and socialising... Do you like discussion and debate? We hold discussions on a wide variety of topics, as suggested by members, on philosophy, science, psychology, history, politics, economics, current affairs and much more. The Inklings group reviews novels and literature. We attend and/or review films, gigs, concerts, the theatre, talks and exhibitions. The Jam Session night is for random discussion on any topic Walking is always popular, so we do tha …

Do you like thinking? :-) Would you like to meet other people for some collective thought and discussion, for an adventure into our minds, debating philosophical ideas or whatever takes our fancy? Do you enjoy reading popular philosophy / psychology / science books? Would you like to talk about some of the books you have read, or plan to read? Then join Manchester Armchair Philosophers and meet-up with other like-minded people in an informal environment to chat over a pint in a quiet local pub.

What is it? A group of like-minded people meeting to talk about life, the universe and everything. What happens? Together, we’ll come up with a topic to discuss based on a stimulus e.g. a picture, news story or object and then we’ll discuss it. You don’t have to be well read, and you are welcome to sit back and enjoy the debate if you don’t want to join in. It’s all about enquiry and the 4 Cs: Caring - being sensitive and charitable towards others’ ideas; Collaboration - Working together to get …

Meet other local atheists, freethinkers and heathens. Gather to discuss beliefs and philosophies, and make new friends. (They aren't my words, but they seem reasonable enough. A)

Leicester Secular Society holds weekly meetings - talks, concerts, discussions and social events most Sunday evenings at 18:30 in Secular Hall at 75 Humberstone Gate. Usually our meetings are open to all with free admission although we do take a collection to cover costs. So do look at our programme and come along - it's nice if you RSVP but you don't have to. What we're about: We promote a fair and integrated democratic society – specifically one with no religious privilege. We do support indiv …

Established November 2011, Stoke Skeptic in the Pub is a regular meet up for Skeptics, Free and Critical Thinkers, Atheists, Agnostics, Secular Humanists and other non-dogmatists in the Stoke-on-Trent area. Regular speaker event take place on the first Wednesday of the month and our NEW social events will be taking place every third Sunday of the month.

Leeds Skeptics is a friendly group of rationalists and critical thinkers who like to get together to talk and be skeptical about things like homeopathy, creationism, psychics, aliens, alternative medicine, conspiracy theories, and what's going on in "real" science, medicine etc. More importantly we like to do this "in the Pub." We meet once a month, on the third Saturday, in a city centre venue. Our meetings consist of a round up of the latest skeptics news, a main talk and plenty of debate an …