The Church of Scientology has sent its followers a survey asking for feedback on their international events hosted by David Miscavige, amid falling attendance numbers and rising speculation their overall membership is dwindling. Is this a sign we’re about to see change?
Scientology once responsible for the largest infiltration of the US government in its history, and to this day continues its covert intelligence gathering operation. It’s goal? To bring about a ‘Scientology World’.
To celebrate the new year the Church of Scientology’s UK headquarters, Saint Hill, sent parishioners a ‘year in review’ newsletter with statistics evidencing their slow decline and struggle to attract new members.
Neville Chamberlin was one of the first 19 members of Scientology’s ‘Sea Organisation’, auditing top executives including L. Ron Hubbard himself.
The UK’s only Scientology school has lost 25% of its students after having their visa-granting status revoked and an inspection flagged serious safeguarding concerns.
Scientology workers have been spreading propaganda in south London once again, this time under the banner of their ‘United For Human Rights’ front group.
The Church of Scientology have a well documented history of harassing and intimidating former members and critics through its policy they call ‘Fair Game’. Although Scientology claims the policy was revoked years ago, it dictates how to handle those who it [continue reading…]
The Mayor of East Grinstead Steve Ody has confirmed he has not taken any money from the Church of Scientology after receiving criticism online for deleting a post about funding. On Friday, The Mayor posted on X (formerly Twitter) “I can [continue reading…]
The latest edition of International Scientology News is here and once again, we thought it’d be fun to dissect some of their facts and figures to help us understand the state of Scientology globally.
TFL has issued an apology for causing offence by allowing three Scientology billboards to be displayed at Tottenham Court Road Underground station, but denied the campaign broke advertising rules.
