On Sunday 19 July we will hold another outdoor Meeting for Worship in the park by the Tithe Barn. The Meeting will be preceded by singing some songs (from 10am onwards) and then last for the usual hour from 10.30am until 11.30am. It will be followed by a picnic and games for all ages.
For those who prefer to stay indoors, the Meeting House will be available for a small separate Meeting for Worship.
All of this is, of course, subject to weather conditions. Our Meeting for Worship will be back to normal as a blended Meeting at the Meeting House the following Sunday.
From April to June, we are holding a series of three interactive workshops on Spirituality and Social Action. This will be a safe and neutral space for people of all faiths and politics or none, as well as those who are simply questioning, to come together and share their thoughts, experience and reflections. The aim is not to debate the rights or wrongs of different issues, but rather to share our own responses to them. Do come and join us!
The 6 February 2026 edition of the weekly magazine The Friend features a creative endeavour from our children's meeting. The "Everyone is welcome" village was a collaborative effort to house all kinds of different animals.
On Sunday 5 October 2025, not long after our Meeting for Worship, Jocelyn Burnell unveiled a plaque to commemorate the site of the old Quaker Meeting House (built in 1718) and its burial ground (see more about it on our history page). The plaque, jointly organised by Bradford on Avon Quakers and Bradford on Avon Preservation Trust, can be found on the wall of Westbury House, facing St. Margaret's Hall car park.
An archive of news items from March 2020 to August 2025 can be found on our old website at https://bradfordonavonquakers.weebly.com/news