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Nottingham Secular Society

Nottingham Secular Society

Next Meeting:

Monday 28th May, 2012 7:30pm prompt start

Annual General Meeting

Only paid up members may vote or stand for election

(the cost is £1 for members and for visitors/supporters £3)

Now Meeting at the The Peacock, 11 Mansfield Road, Nottingham. NG1 3FB (Parking on Mansfield Road and North Sherwood Street.)
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The Equalities Minister, Lynne Featherstone, has opened a consultation on Gay marriage. We at The Nottingham Secular Society wll be making a submission to this.

If anyone out there would like to add something to this submission, please email us at nottinghamsecularsociety@yahoo.com with your addition.

Gay marriage consultation launched
Gay marriage government public consultation

Latest - Nottingham Secular Society Challenges City Council.      .......Read the full story on the Campaigns page!

Mori Poll 1 How Religious are UK Christians?
Mori Poll 2 UK Christians oppose special influence for Religion in public policy
Court of Appeal uphold ruling that hoteliers discriminated against gay couple
Bideford Town Council prayers ruled unlawful

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Campaigning locally for a Secular Britain.

Who we are and what we believe:

We are a group of people based in and around the Nottingham area who support the idea of a secular society, in which people of all religions, and none, should be treated equally.

We support the Charter of the National Secular Society and meet regularly to discuss secular issues; listen to guest speakers; organise campaigns, have debates and the occasional social evening.

Secularism Protects:

We are not anti-religion. We oppose discrimination against religions and discrimination by religions equally but we believe that religion is a private matter for individuals and that the privileged position of religious organisations and the self-interest of religious leaders is one that should be challenged.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU

Please have a look at the website and, if you like what you see, why not come along and join us at one of our meetings? For more information or any general inquiries please contact nottinghamsecularsociety@yahoo.com

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