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Welcome to Yearly Meeting 18 July 2026
If you think it doesn't seem very long since the last Yearly Meeting session then you are right! We have now started our new pattern of holding Yearly Meeting sessions, which means that following our May 2026 session we are also meeting in July and November 2026. In 2027 we will meet in February, May, July and November.
Welcome to Yearly Meeting 18 July 2026
QPSWCC 2 June 2026
Quaker Peace & Social Witness Central Committee (QPSWCC) discussed efforts to engage Quakers more widely in the work of QPSW, as well as consider issues of asylum and immigration and get a general update of QPSW activities.
QPSWCC 2 June 2026
Get ready for Yearly Meeting in November
Here's a look ahead to the Yearly Meeting session on 21 November 2026 at Friends House and online.
Get ready for Yearly Meeting in November
Finding your confident Quaker voice
Do you sometimes struggle to speak with confidence about your Quaker beliefs and practices?
Finding your confident Quaker voice
QWRC 10 October 2026
Quaker World Relations Committee (QWRC) met and we considered various pieces of business about relations between Quakers in Britian and Quakers in other parts of the world.
QWRC 10 October 2026
Running a community carbon reduction course
North Wales Quakers are supporting Friends and others to transition towards a lower-carbon lifestyle through the Footpaths to a Greener Future programme.
Community carbon reduction initiatives
Hosting an open-house peace event during Armed Forces Day
In 2019, Salisbury city hosted a three-day celebration of all things military. Kathrine Sealey shares how local Quakers provided a peaceful counterpoint.
Hosting an open-house peace event during Armed Forces Day
My daughter’s conscientious objection
A Quaker parent, and school governor, reflects on a painful struggle with their 10 year-old daughter's primary school.
Challenging militarism: A 10 year-old's conscientious objection
Registration
Registration information
Managing listed buildings – help!
Our area meeting has ten meeting houses, including seven listed buildings. Most of them are in town or city centres and have 20–30 regular attenders. Almost all of the meeting houses generate income from room hire and act as community hubs. Between 20–80 groups use each building.
Managing listed buildings – help!