Providing a lively forum for its membership, The Lunar Society aims to influence change through stimulating ideas, broadening debate and catalysing action.
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Providing a lively forum for its membership, The Lunar Society aims to influence change through stimulating ideas, broadening debate and catalysing action.
The Lunar Society acts as a non-political catalyst for aspirational thinking through a range of activities organised to shape the scientific, economic and social agenda.
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The Lunar Society acts as a non-political catalyst for aspirational thinking through a range of activities organised to shape the scientific, economic and social agenda.
Originally, the 'Society would meet during a full moon, because the moonlight made travelling easier and safer in the absence of street lighting. Hence, 'Lunar Society'.
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Originally, the 'Society would meet during a full moon, because the moonlight made travelling easier and safer in the absence of street lighting. Hence, 'Lunar Society'.
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Welcome to the Lunar Society

Welcome to the Lunar Society

About the Society

Today's Lunar Society has several hundred members and includes leading practitioners from all walks of life in Birmingham and the wider region. Find out more about the Society.

We have an exciting program of events ahead click here to see what's coming up.

Here is a clip from our most recent event, dinner with David Miliband.

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Lunarman Saqib Bhatti - Youngest ever Vice President of the Midlands Institute of Asian Businesses

The Midlands largest Asian business organisation has elected its youngest ever vice president.

Twenty-seven-year-old Saqib Bhatti is one of two new vice-presidents at the Institute of Asian Businesses (IAB), alongside former vice-chairman Aftab Chughtai, appointed to help steer the group. Saqib Bhatti was co-opted on to the Lunar Society Executive Committee in September 2012 and took up chairmanship of the Lunar Society Membership Committee.

Read more: http://www.birmingham-chamber.com/Membership/IAB/Bulletin/Youngest-ever-IAB-President-looks-for-new-business.aspx

Upcoming Events
UKCEN Debate: Ethics of Healthcare in a Multicultural Society

19th June 2013

Lakeside Conference Centre

The UK Clinical Ethics Network and the Lunar Society are delighted to invite you to the following event: Debate entitled “Is culture based healthcare unaffordable in the current NHS?”

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Lunar Society Annual General Meeting and Lord Mayor's Reception

17th July 2013

Council House

Annual Report and Review, and Executive Committee elections and announcement of 2013 Lunar Medal recipient.

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Summer Social - Talk and Tour

30th July 2013

Birmingham Cathedral

A Talk and Tour of Birmingham Cathedral

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RT @HistoryWM: Who shaped the industrial revolution in the #Westmidlands and the world? Read issue one of #History West Midlands http://t.… May 21, 2013 08:43 PM
Congrats to our #Lunarman @bhatti_saqib who has just become the youngest ever @IAB_Bham Vice President http://t.co/FQhmEUYrmr May 21, 2013 01:54 PM
Places are still available for our panel discussion on #communitycare for #elderly people on 16 May http://t.co/7PELh386dN May 13, 2013 12:34 PM
RT @DeloitteUK: How confident are CFOs about prospects for their business? Download the CFO survey http://t.co/ovr4JbCTUs http://t.co/wGIxf… May 13, 2013 12:32 PM
@BarrowCadbury How do you feel about #communitycare for #elderly people? Come along to our panel discussion 16 May http://t.co/7PELh386dN May 10, 2013 04:30 PM