Past Events 2023

Hot on the heels of Mini-Con '22 we welcomed new members joining us for a skywatch in Liverpool 

Our second annual Mini-Con was a huge success and another sold-out event. Find out all about the day and the speakers below!

An impromptu sky watch up on Werneth Low in Hyde, Manchester tonight. Nothing unusual was seen but members present had great fun sharing fascinatingly strange stories from around the area

After our May sky watch had to be cancelled due to the many severe weather warnings in place, we were all looking forward to our first 'social' meet-up of the year!

A lovely clear evening was waiting for us in Southport for this sky watch.

Was anything untoward spotted this time, over the Merseyside coast?

Kristian Lander was our guest of honour at our first ever public meeting, talking about the fascinating Thunderbolt UFO Crash event from the 1980's!

Was it a UFO, or something else?

We finally had a clear, dry night for a successful and fun sky watch at the top of Parbold Hill, Wigan.

Did we see anything unusual?

After just 2 months from inception to event day, our Mini-Con 2021 was a huge success! The sold out event, with 4 amazing speakers and a host of other activities happening has led to glowing praise and feedback on social media. 

A trip to Waterloo Marina was on the cards for this evenings sky watch. Nothing unusual was seen tonight but it's always fun to spend a few hours relaxing in good company with like-minded people!

Unfortunately, heavy rain prevented us being able to head out to the sky watch location so we held an informal group meeting in the warmth of a local pub instead, talking all things UFO and planning some big events for the coming months!

An all day multi-field investigation with Group Members around various areas of the steeped in paranormal history Cannock Chase! Read on to find out what we did and what we found out...

Our first sky watch of 2021, at the picturesque Anglezarke Reservoir overlooking Chorley and the rest of Lancashire. Did we see anything unusual? Read on to find out...