The Shropshire Humanist Group has a stand at the Multi-Cultural Fun Day on 17th September in the grounds of the United Reform Church near the English Bridge in Shrewsbury.
We are there to reflect our humanist support for human rights, our stand against discrimination and to emphasise that, although we live without religion, we support religious freedom as well as freedom to live without religion.
Do come if you can. It should be fun!
Our chair Simon Nightingale, who will be at the stand, would welcome support. Please contact us through the contact form.
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