Starting from 3rd June 2009 our monthly social meetings are now held at a new location, the Somers Town Coffeehouse, which is located almost directly between Kings Cross and Euston stations. We think we have found a very special venue to host our socials and we hope you agree!

The Central London humanist group will mark its fifth anniversary later this year. In the wake of the phenomenally successful humanist bus campaign, and thanks to the efforts of various individuals as well as the power of internet networking, the group is thriving.

There's music for airports and car parks as there is for the church and the military, but is there music for humanists? If there is, what sort of music is it and how does it differ from other music?

William Morris, Director of Music at the British Humanist Association, spent the evening with the Central London Humanists to find out.

There was quite a buzz at November's social when a reporter from the Metro newspaper came along to find out what humanists get up to in their spare time.  Apparently she was rather impressed with the friendly atmosphere and varied demographic of the group.  This great exposure has led to quite a lot of new members signing up, who we hope to see at some of our events soon!