The Head Tub is for discussions, events and socialising... Do you like discussion and debate? We hold discussions on a wide variety of topics, as suggested by members, on philosophy, science, psychology, history, politics, economics, current affairs and much more. The Inklings group reviews novels and literature. We attend and/or review films, gigs, concerts, the theatre, talks and exhibitions. The Jam Session night is for random discussion on any topic Walking is always popular, so we do tha …

Leeds Skeptics is a friendly group of rationalists and critical thinkers who like to get together to talk and be skeptical about things like homeopathy, creationism, psychics, aliens, alternative medicine, conspiracy theories, and what's going on in "real" science, medicine etc. More importantly we like to do this "in the Pub." We meet once a month, on the third Saturday, in a city centre venue. Our meetings consist of a round up of the latest skeptics news, a main talk and plenty of debate an …

Secularists, Humanists, freethinkers, atheists, agnostics, Brights, meeting together for discussion about ethical and philosophical matters of interest and importance. See our website: http://www.lancshumanism.org.uk/index.html

Do you like thinking? :-) Would you like to meet other people for some collective thought and discussion, for an adventure into our minds, debating philosophical ideas or whatever takes our fancy? Do you enjoy reading popular philosophy / psychology / science books? Would you like to talk about some of the books you have read, or plan to read? Then join Manchester Armchair Philosophers and meet-up with other like-minded people in an informal environment to chat over a pint in a quiet local pub.

Established November 2011, Stoke Skeptic in the Pub is a regular meet up for Skeptics, Free and Critical Thinkers, Atheists, Agnostics, Secular Humanists and other non-dogmatists in the Stoke-on-Trent area. Regular speaker event take place on the first Wednesday of the month and our NEW social events will be taking place every third Sunday of the month.

The Northern Meet-up group in association with Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain aims to be an alternative community for those Ex-Muslims living in North of England. It will be a place to meet and network for those who fear segregation and discrimination in their original communities as a result of leaving Islam and who are looking to meet like-minded individuals. We want to encourage ex-Muslims to introduce themselves here and join our group in order to break the taboo of leaving Islam and by cr …