Media Photography is NOT to be taken at any rituals. Only authorised PFL team may take photos for publication (on PFL website & newsletter). No photos from this site may be reproduced elsewhere in any manner without written permission from webmaster. Media & journalists MUST contact PFL prior to event for permission. We will require proof of your ID/ journalist pass.  (-9th Aug’09).

   PFL Copyright & Disclaimer Statement

`The Pagan Federation is a not for profit company, limited by guarantee.The Pagan Federation Ltd.      Company No. 4056879 registered in England & Wales.       Registered Office:     Town Farm, Tibshelf, Derbyshire, UK DE55 5NY’. All rights reserved.  `PF London’ website  (c) Mani Navasothy. 2005-2010. No photos or graphics may be reproduced in any form without written permission of the copyright owners. We take no responsibilities for the nature and contents of external websites mentioned in this site.

Please respect all woodlands & parks. Pagan Federation London has respect for and reveres nature. Please respect all woodlands & parks, when attending or organising outdoor pagan events & rituals. Public woodland often has regulations against starting fires as these can pose a serious risk to the woods and to wildlife. Please do not start any fires unless permitted to do so. Please remove any litter you may have taken into woodland, and, if possible, any other litter you may find on your visit. Please do not disturb natural habitats; Please do not produce loud noises after sensible hours. In addition to the disturbance to wildlife, there are also local residents who may be disturbed. We strive to demonstrate good spiritual practise when using woodlands & parks, and when interacting with other communities. Please consider the impact you have on woodlands, parks and their surrounding communities.

   Pagan Federation’s Drug Policy

“Recreational drugs, including cannabis, are illegal in England and Wales, and are therefore not permitted at any Pagan Federation event.

The organisers reserve the right to expel anyone attending [the PF event] whose behaviour seriously offends other participants at [the PF event] or which might cause trouble with the neighbours, the management and staff of the site, or the police. Should this happen there will be no refund, nor will the organisers have any responsibility to arrange transport or accommodation”. (C.Crowley, PF President. July 2010).