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Theravadan groups in England.

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• Bradford: Aukana Trust

  http://www.aukana.org.uk/
  The Trust supports two monasteries (one for monks, one for nuns) and a meditation centre, the House of Inner Tranquillity. It also publishes several books on Buddhism.

• Buddha Community

  http://www.buddhacommunity.net/
  Amaravati Buddhist Monastery near Hemel Hempstead present teachings and upasaka and upasika events throughout the UK. Community newsletter and courses at the monastery.

• Great Gaddesden: Amaravati Buddhist Monastery

  http://www.amaravati.org/
  Thai Forest tradition. Includes history, teachings, and details of retreats.

• Hereford Vipassana Meditation Centre

  http://www.dhamma.org/en/schedules/schdipa
  Offers frequent meditation courses in the tradition of S. N. Goenka.

• Leeds: Dhammapala Buddhist Group

  http://www.dhammapala.co.uk/
  This group follows the Thai Forest Sangha tradition, and meets weekly.

• London Buddhist Vihara

  http://www.londonbuddhistvihara.org/
  The first Buddhist monastery to be established outside Asia. Offers courses in Buddhism and instructions in meditation.

• Northumberland: Aruna Ratanagiri Monastery

  http://www.ratanagiri.org.uk/
  Located near Newcastle upon Tyne. Offers retreats and group meditation.

• Warwickshire: The Forest Hermitage

  http://foresthermitage.org.uk/
  The abbot is the English bhikkhu Ajahn Khemadhammo, a direct disciple of Ajahn Chah. Includes newsletters, teachings and photo galleries.

• Wiltshire: IMC Heddington

  http://www.ubakhin.com/index.html
  Vipassana Meditation Centre in the Tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin.

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