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ABC Writers Network - http://www.abcwritersnetwork.co.uk/
A group in Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon area of Northern Ireland. Material and resources of use to developing authors. Hints and tips on creative writing

Ayr Writers' Club - http://www.ayrwritersclub.co.uk
Information about the club's programme of events, dates of the various workshops, planned speakers and Club nights. Biographical information about the speakers is provided as well as the results of club competitions.

Birmingham Words - http://www.birminghamwords.co.uk
A writers' community based in Birmingham, UK.

Corby Scribblers - http://scribblers.homestead.com/
UK based writers club. Meets at Corby Library to discuss and exchange information and ideas and all aspects of writing.

Creative, Ink! - http://members.lycos.co.uk/creativeink
A creative writing group in York, UK, the site contains information and writing from the group, plus writing resources, lists of events in the York area and competitions.

English PEN - http://www.englishpen.org
To promote literature and its understanding; to uphold writers freedoms around the world; and to promote the friendly co-operation of writers and the free exchange of their ideas.

Felixstowe Scribblers Online Jotters - http://nar8or.blogspot.com/
An established writers circle based in Felixstowe, Suffolk. This weblog will be about writing, life in Felixstowe and generally what the group and individuals are up to.

Llandudno and District Writers Club - http://www.llandudnowriters.org.uk
Members, programme and contact details. Meets on Tuesdays at the Old School Lane Centre in Llandudno.

Manchester Comedy Writers Group - http://www.nucleon.co.uk/comedy/
Mutual support group for all writers of performance comedy. This includes formats for TV, radio or perhaps some new form of comedy altogether.

Merton Writers Circle - http://www.mertonwriters.org.uk/
South West London. Site features schedule of meetings and activities, competitions and map to meeting place.

National Association for Literature Development - http://www.nald.org/
Professional lobbyist and support body for all those involved in the development of creative writing and reading. Offers seminars, training days, newsletters, and contact with other literary professionals across the UK.[Flash Required]

One Of Us - http://www.oneofus.co.uk/
UK based creative writing website, including writing tips and articles for amateur and professional writers from around the world.

Southwest Scriptwriters - http://www.southwest-scriptwriters.co.uk
Group formed to promote new writing for stage, screen, radio and television. Based in Bristol, UK.

Spread the Word - http://www.spreadtheword.org.uk
Supports the development of new creative writing and live literature in London. An online community of writers for feedback on writing, competitions and online workshops with high profile authors.

Sutton Writers Circle - http://members.lycos.co.uk/swcircle/
Based in Sutton, Surrey, our group offers support and advice for writers, with locally based monthly meetings and workshops. Our membership comprises both published and unpublished writers.

Thames Valley Writers' Circle - http://www.thamesvalleywriterscircle.org
A circle of writers, founded in 1993, who meet weekly in Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire. Publish anthologies and have occasional invited speakers.

The Authors' Licensing and Collecting Society - http://www.alcs.co.uk
The ALCS is the British collecting society for all writers. The principal purpose of ALCS is to ensure that hard-to-collect revenues due to authors are efficiently collected and speedily distributed to ALCS members.

The Burry Man Writers Center - http://www.burryman.com
Hand-picked resources and exclusive articles for fiction and nonfiction writers, working professionals and beginners, with particular support for writing about Scotland.

The Hampstead Authors' Society - http://www.hasweb.org
The Society was set up in 1997 to provide a professional and social network and forum for writers. Has members from London, Oxford, Cambridge and even from France, USA and elsewhere.

The Nantwich Writer's Group - http://nantwichwriters.blogspot.com/
The virtual home of a group of writers from South Cheshire, led by Mills and Boon author, Penny Jordan. Includes member weblogs, a directory and discussion forum.

The T Party - http://www.fnapf.demon.co.uk/t-party/index.htm
Home site for the T Party, a writers' group based in London and South East England. Members' details along with extracts of work and complete stories.

UK Writers - http://ukwriters.tripod.com/
Email discussion list for writers in the UK.

Verulam Writers' Circle - http://www.verulamwriterscircle.org.uk/
Offers writers' workshops, manuscript evenings, encouragement through constructive critique, talks, competitions and workshops.

Worcester Writers' Circle - http://home.freeuk.com/whe/writers/
Members work covers a wide range of subjects.

Word for Word Writers' Group - http://www.wforw.org.uk
A creative writing group based in North London, UK. Details of membership, activities and courses plus contact details and news of members.

Writers Against Writing - http://www.freewebs.com/writersagainstwriting/
Writers group from Edinburgh. Anti mainstream, diverse, downbeat, new members welcome. Not striving towards publication. Based in Corstorphine, meeting regularly.

Writers' Circles - http://www.writers-circles.com/
Lists over a 1,000 writers' circles or groups in the UK.

Writewords.org.uk - http://www.writewords.org.uk
UK writer's community. A source of inspiration and feedback to writers, offering support, advice, interviews and articles from top writing names. Inside information on the latest writing jobs, opportunities, competitions and news.

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