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Launching the Exeter Pound
The Exeter Pound, which we launched in autumn 2015, is a sterling backed local paper currency which can be spent only in local businesses. A local currency can bring custom to local independent businesses, shorten supply chains, and promote a more integrated and sustainable local economy.
Exeter Pound project
Wheel Stop Trident
Around 14 young people, most with a Quaker background, formed Wheel Stop Trident in early 2015. Since then, we've pedalled cheerfully from London to Reading, and from Trident-linked arms company offices to Parliament, calling for the government to scrap Trident and spend the £100 billion on services that ensure true security.
Wheel Stop Trident
New government must protect human rights
In the run-up to the general election and on global Human Rights Day (today, 10 December) Quakers in Britain have joined more than 100 civil society groups to urge all party leaders to commit to protecting universal human rights.
New government must protect human rights
Don’t recruit children, Quakers say, amid reports of sexual assault at a military training centre
Nine rapes were reported to the police at Harrogate's Army Foundation College last year, a Freedom of Information (FOI) request has shown.
Don’t recruit children, Quakers say, amid reports of sexual assault at a military training centre
Quakers hold the silence for their beliefs
This year's Quaker Week began (suitably) with silence as hundreds of Quakers across England and Scotland held climate vigils.
Quakers hold the silence for their beliefs
British and African Quakers urge against insurance for East African pipeline
Quakers from Britain and Africa are calling on Lloyd's of London to advise its members against insuring the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
British and African Quakers urge against insurance for East African pipeline
Strong public support for nuclear disarmament education, new poll shows
With the Doomsday Clock at 100 seconds to midnight, and anxiety about nuclear war running high, new evidence is to be presented in parliament of strong public support for more education on nuclear weapons.
Strong public support for nuclear disarmament education, new poll shows
Quakers join world faiths in calling for bolder action as COP27 negotiations stall
World representatives gathered at COP27 must make bold decisions now if they are to protect the most vulnerable people and communities, faith leaders have said as negotiations hang in the balance.
Quakers join world faiths in calling for bolder action as COP27 negotiations stall
Quakers concerned by Home Secretary’s inflammatory rhetoric and failures in the asylum system
Quakers are writing to the Home Secretary to express concern that the 'hostile environment' of dangerously over-crowded immigration centres and demonisation of migrants in parliament is fanning the flames of hate.
Quakers concerned by Home Secretary’s inflammatory rhetoric and failures in the asylum system
Remembering for peace
On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918 the guns fell silent and World War I ended. More than 100 years later, at 11.00am on 11 November, the nations will pause to remember. In silence and hope.
Remembering for peace