We are having our usual Wednesday party

Every first Wednesday of the month we meet for a social evening at one of Holborn's pubs. Drop by if you're non-religious and you would like to meet like-minded people in a relaxed atmosphere. If you're just questioning your beliefs and aren't sure where to turn, or you are non-religious and looking for something less intellectual to do, this could be just right for you.

The pub is the Penderel's Oak which occupies what used to be Penderel House formerly a home for the Inland Revenue and also for the London Weather Centre. The pub is named after Richard Penderel and the oak tree utilised to hide King Charles. The story goes that on May 29th, 1652, King Charles I, fleeing from execution by Oliver Cromwell's troops, was given shelter in an oak by Penderel and successfully avoided being killed. This led to May the 29th becoming the traditional English celebration known as Oak Apple Day.