In these sombre days of Remembrance, many wear red or white poppies. Some wear both together.
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Maddie Orr, present at the Scottish Link weekend held from 6th-8th October 2017, writes:
Quakers in Britain welcome the decision by the Scottish Government to ban fracking. They say the decision is a key step in tackling the climate crisis.
Friends will be aware that GM’s Parliamentary Engagement Working Group (PEWG, previously known as the Parliamentary Liaison Function Group) organized a symposium on economic justice in Leith last O
In 2015 British Quakers committed themselves to give priority to working with others to identify and address the root causes of inequalities in our society.
Mairi Campbell-Jack, Parliamentary Engagement Officer for Quakers in Scotland and members of Action of Churches Together in Scotland and Scottish Churches Parliamentary Office met with Margar
Scottish Quakers, through the Parliamentary Liaison Group, held a symposium on Saturday 29 October on the subject of tax and land reform.
On 27th October, St Andrews Quakers celebrated the completion of a labyrinth in Kinburn Park, St Andrews.
Inverness Quakers lay a wreath of red and white poppies every year at the Cavell Memorial in Inverness. For the past two years the children have laid the wreath on the memorial.
There is a new worshipping group in Brora in the Northern Highlands, hosted by the local Episcopal church.