Supporter Communication Options
The British Science Association offers a variety of free communications to their members and supporters. These range from the Science News Digest, a weekly email update of the latest science news, to Science e-lert our monthly e-newsletter filled with the organisation’s most recent news and activities. Members also have the opportunity to contribute to the decisions which determine the direction of the Association.
To register for our communications or to become a member, please complete our online form or download a registration form (PDF 457KB)
Already registered?
Supporters can amend their communication options online by logging onto our supporter preferences page. If you would like to change your contact details or for any other information, please contact the supporter development team.
The wide range of free communications available
Science News Digest - A weekly update of major science stories.
Science e-lert - Monthly newsletter which features some of the British Science Association's wide ranging and diverse activities.
What's on e-lert - A regular update on events and activities from your region and local branch.
CREST Update - Comes out each term and features information about the Young People's Programme, the British Science Association's award schemes and activities for schools and parents.
Mailing e-lert - Electronic copies of the latest issue of People and Science
People and Science - Hardcopy mailngs of the British Science Association's acclaimed quarterly magazine, bringing you the latest science and society news.
Hardcopy mailings are available to overseas supporters, there is a charge for postage costs. For more information please contact the Supporter Development team.
Support Us
The British Science Association has introduced free communications in order to reach more people and further our objectives of creating a positive social climate in which science, and organisations dependent on it, advances with public consent, involvement and active support. This change does not imply that the Association does not need funding; the Association requires funding more than ever to achieve its objectives. Please support the Association's work by making a donation.
To register for our communications or to become a member, please complete our online form or download a registration form (PDF 457KB)
Already registered?
Supporters can amend their communication options online by logging onto our supporter preferences page. If you would like to change your contact details or for any other information, please contact the supporter development team.
The wide range of free communications available
Science News Digest - A weekly update of major science stories.
Science e-lert - Monthly newsletter which features some of the British Science Association's wide ranging and diverse activities.
What's on e-lert - A regular update on events and activities from your region and local branch.
CREST Update - Comes out each term and features information about the Young People's Programme, the British Science Association's award schemes and activities for schools and parents.
Mailing e-lert - Electronic copies of the latest issue of People and Science
People and Science - Hardcopy mailngs of the British Science Association's acclaimed quarterly magazine, bringing you the latest science and society news.
Hardcopy mailings are available to overseas supporters, there is a charge for postage costs. For more information please contact the Supporter Development team.
Support Us
The British Science Association has introduced free communications in order to reach more people and further our objectives of creating a positive social climate in which science, and organisations dependent on it, advances with public consent, involvement and active support. This change does not imply that the Association does not need funding; the Association requires funding more than ever to achieve its objectives. Please support the Association's work by making a donation.
