When: Saturday 18th May, 11am – 5pm Where: Nunhead Cemetery (map)Transport: Nearest buses are P12 and 78 and nearest train is Nunhead Station Nunhead Cemetery Open Day is a wonderful community event which attracts thousands of people from across London. Many local groups are represented alongside lots of different activities and things of interest for all… Read more »
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Review: V&A visit
Visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum Cast Courts, 24 March 2019 It was a sparkling Spring day, perfect for strolling through Kensington with the weekend crowds and soaking up the sunshine in the V&A’s garden café. All of us knew the museum but most had never been in the Cast Courts. They are incredible. The… Read more »
Five best books on Humanism
You may already know the Five Books website Experts on many and varied subjects are interviewed at length and give suggestions of their top five books in their subject. Please do explore the website if you have a specific interest, as it is likely to be covered! Recently, Andrew Copson (Chief Executive of Humanists UK… Read more »
Letter in the Observer: more to life than religion
SELHuG Chair Hester Brown had a letter printed in the Observer on the 10th March!
Review: Talk by Barbara Smoker
In March, Barbara Smoker visited the Bromley Humanist Group to talk about her life and recent Autobiography. Barbara was introduced to the meeting by Asad Abas who concluded his introductory remarks by quoting Steven Evans, CEO of the National Secular Society, in his lead article in the Spring 2019 issue of the society’s journal Bulletin… Read more »
