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Darr; Skip to Main Content. Welcome to the home of Bedford Astronomical Society. Please feel free to browse the site and see who we are and what we do. You are welcome to get in touch to ask about the society, or general questions on astronomy. Our site is mobile-friendly as well, so you can get us on the move as well! Please note that due to adverse weather forecasts, the BAA Deep Sky Section Meeting has been postponed to April 22nd.

Thank you for visiting the website of the Blackpool and District Astronomical Society. BADAS was founded in October 1986 by keen local amateur astronomers from around the Fylde. Our society has around thirty members, with a wide cross-section from novices to experienced observers. Meetings take place on a regular basis on the second Monday of each month. They are friendly, relaxed and fairly informal and all are welcome to attend.

Welcome to Bradford Astronomical Society. We are a friendly group of people who all share a common interest in the universe and its many wonders. Some are more interested in observing using either the societies or their own telescopes and equipment, whilst others are more at home with the study of various aspects of the technical side of astronomy. Whatever your interest may be, and no matter whether you are an expert or a complete beginner you will be made most welcome.