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Non-fiction Book Club | Exeter Humanists

Monday is the second Non-fiction Book Club in the bar in the Phoenix.

Bring a non-fiction book you've read or are reading and want to share with others.

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This list may inspire, even with its unashamed American bias. Some have argued artists have to be more in touch with their dark side, but maybe not quite this in touch.

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Discussion Group | Exeter Humanists

We are reviving an old format for us, an evening discussion group.

This Monday in the Cafe bar at the Phoenix at 18:30 we will be discussing "Is it morally justifiable to separate good works from a bad artist?"

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Aly Dickinson talks about the importance of planning our dying - End of Life Doula UK Aly Dickinson talks about being an End of Life Doula; the importance of planning for how we want our dying to be and the Exeter Death Café she hosts

Our next event is this Wednesday with Aly Dickinson founder of the End of Life Doula UK.

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The impatient, or uncertain, can get a feel for Aly's approach from the video on this age.

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A photo of two women arm in arm and smiling, both wearing purple t shirts with Faith to Faithless written on. In the background is a wall of flowers in rainbow colours.

This year marks 10 years of Faith to Faithless 💛

For a decade, we’ve supported people leaving high-control religions — often at great personal cost.

Help us keep going for the next 10 years. Every gift makes a difference.

👉 www.humanists.uk/ftf-fundraiser2025

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It is our regular monthly social in the Imperial this Sunday morning. We may be trying out a different humanist card game; play testing humanist card games is not expected to be a regular thing. All welcome, more details on the website.

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Exeter Humanists are looking forward to a talk shortly from a climate modeller from the Hadley Centre, who'll be able to answer your questions about the process of turning climate data and maths into policy advice.

Full details will be on our events page when finalised.
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Come to an informal non-fiction book club at the Exeter Phoenix this Monday evening (2025-09-08 18:30). You don't have to read a particular book, but being prepared to discuss a non-fiction book you have read.

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Science Centres for Creating Global Citizens with Dr Natalie Whitehead, Exeter Science Centre.

We are looking forward to seeing Dr Whitehead's talk on Wednesday, at Exeter Community Centre.

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Shibui Shashin has been taking some photos in and around Exeter, they are intermixed with other photos. A chance to appreciate the beauty of our city and it surrounds.

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Exeter Humanists's event schedule is up and looking pretty.

Register early to avoid disappointment or double booking yourself. Once you've registered it has an add to calendar button so you don't miss an event.

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We are having a summer walk & picnic this Saturday Aug 2nd, starting at Dawlish station & walking to Dawlish Warren nature reserve. All are welcome to join us. Follow the registration link for full details and to let us know you are coming.

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This was discussed at the community assembly at the Green Phoenix event in Exeter on Sunday too. Although the discussion emphasised using risks to crops such as coffee & cocoa to focus minds. We already see increased price volatility due to weather in line with climate forecasts in these items.

A person stands in front of a two-story building with a blue facade, pointing to a circular blue plaque on the wall. The ground floor features large windows displaying flower arrangements, while a neighboring door has a pink paw print decoration.

A blue commemorative plaque from the Exeter Civic Society, honoring Cecil "Charlie" Brewer (1895-1985), a bootmaker and pigeon breeder, and his pigeon Mary of Exeter. The plaque notes that Brewer's building was his home and workshop from 1922 to 1985.

Paying homage to a local hero in Exeter. #PigeonSky

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BREAKING: MPs vote to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. The #AssistedDyingBill will now proceed to the House of Lords. A landmark victory for compassion, dignity, and choice.

Assisted dying bill due for final Commons debate ahead of crunch vote - live updates After more than 100 hours of scrutiny in Parliament, today's vote will decide if the bill goes to the Lords or fails to become law.

Proceedings are live. #AssistedDyingBill

You can follow along with the BBC's coverage.

Videos and live-posts incoming 🧵

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