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Category: UK
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Scientology rep flips out after East Grinstead Councillor forwards internal briefing note
The chief spokesperson for the Church of Scientology in the United Kingdom lashed out after an East Grinstead Town Councillor forwarded an internal memo raising concerns about their operations, Scientology Business can reveal.
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‘We lived it’ – Ex-Scientologists to break silence at East Grinstead event this weekend
Former members of the Church of Scientology, local residents and leading experts on coercive control will gather in East Grinstead on Saturday 6 June for a public event examining Scientology’s long-standing presence in the town and the experiences of those who have left the organisation.
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East Grinstead Town Council issues statement, avoiding survivor meeting
East Grinstead Town Council has issued a statement, reaffirming its position that it sees no issue with the Mayor and Councillors attending events at the Church of Scientology’s UK headquarters and refusing to meet with survivors who live and work in the town.
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Scientology claims annual IAS event generates more for the UK economy than Eurovision
The Church of Scientology have resubmitted proposals for a major redevelopment of their UK headquarters near East Grinstead, Sussex claiming their annual IAS event brings more benefit to the UK economy than the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Former Celebrity Centre boss Karen Schless Pressley joins East Grinstead panel
The former Commanding Officer of the Church of Scientology’s Celebrity Centre International has joined a panel of ex-Scientologists set to speak at a landmark event in East Grinstead this summer.
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Survivor Stories: Ex-Scientologists call on UK government to act
These are just a handful of accounts, written by former members who experienced Scientology’s abusive practices first-hand, in their own words.
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Scientology London targets faith leaders for Human Rights Day despite human trafficking allegations
The Church of Scientology London have been hard at work building relationships with interfaith leaders and human rights advocates, but Hubbard policy explains the reason may not be what you think…
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