Member of the Betjeman Society Grouping

 Member of the British Horological Institute Grouping

Member of the British Society of Criminology Grouping

Member of the Butterfly Conservation Grouping

Member of the Council for British Archaeology Grouping

Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers Grouping

Member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Grouping

Member of the Institute of Physics Grouping

Member of The Omnibus Society Grouping

Member of Plant Heritage Grouping

Member of the Royal Institute of British Architects Grouping

Member of the Richard III Society Grouping

Member of the Royal Meteorological Society Grouping

Member of the Royal Society of Biology Grouping

Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry Grouping

Member of the Society of Chemical Industry Grouping

Member of The Arts Society Grouping

Member of the Western Front Association Grouping

Member of the Association of Guilds of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers Grouping

Member of the Amphibian and Reptile Groups of the UK Grouping

'Objectives of the YBKA are as follows: * To promote and improve the craft of beekeeping; * To provide education, training and support for its Members; * To inform the wider public about the important role that the honeybee (Apis mellifera) plays in our natural environment and to promote the protection of that environment ... Members are organised into Affiliated District Associations (Districts) that are either locally based or dedicated to beekeeping related special interests.'

'Founded in 1837, the Yorkshire Geological Society was the first geological society in the North of England ... Our objective is to promote & record the results of research in geosciences in Yorkshire. We achieve this mainly by hosting and promoting a series of indoor meetings & field trips throughout the course of the year, and publications by the Society, including the world-renowned Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society which is published twice per year.'

Member of the Mammal Society Grouping

Member of the British Association of Numismatic Societies Grouping

'The Yorkshire Philosophical Society is a charitable learned society, founded in 1822 when “philosophical” had the same meaning as “scientific”. The Society’s primary aim is to promote public understanding and involvement in the academic disciplines of the natural and social sciences ... Our Lectures cover a wide range of subjects in the natural sciences, social sciences and archaeology, and take place in a friendly, welcoming environment with the opportunity to meet others with similar interests. Lectures are free and open to all.  Non-members are invited to make a donation to help cover costs.  Children are welcome provided they are accompanied by a responsible adult.'

'YSP is an exceptional place, with world-class sculpture, historic landscape and exciting wildlife. Most exceptional, however, are our supporters and visitors. Because of you, we are able to bring art from across the world and eminent home-grown talent to our beautiful corner of Yorkshire.'

Member of The Wildlife Trusts Grouping