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http://www.vajravarahi.freeserve.co.uk/
 Preston: Vajravarahi Buddhist Centre  New window
 A residential Buddhist Centre in Preston, Lancashire. The centre's purpose is to help people to attain peaceful minds through teaching meditation and giving practical advice based on Buddha's teachings.
http://www.vajravarahi.freeserve.co.uk/
http://www.sheffmeditation.org.uk/
 Sheffield: Gyaltsabje Centre  New window
 Buddhist meditation classes and events in the heart of Sheffield. Come and join us - everyone welcome.
http://www.sheffmeditation.org.uk/
http://www.whymeditate.com
 Southampton: Thekchen Centre  New window
 A thriving community of lay and ordained buddhists located in Bitterne Park, Southampton. The centre was established in 1996, by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso to give people living in the Southampton and surrounding area the opportunity to learn to meditate and how to use Buddhist techniques for developing peace of mind and lasting happiness.
http://www.whymeditate.com
http://www.losangdragpa.com
 Todmorden: Losang Dragpa Buddhist Centre  New window
 Residential Buddhist centre offering retreats, working holidays, courses and teachings. The centre is at Dobroyd Castle in Todmorden, Yorkshire.
http://www.losangdragpa.com
http://www.madhyamaka.org/
 Yorkshire: Madhyamaka Centre  New window
 Madhyamaka Centre is based at Kilnwick Percy Hall, an elegant Georgian building at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds. It is home to over forty full-time residents - nuns, monks, and lay people - and host to hundreds of visitors each year. You are welcome to visit the centre, whether to attend a course or simply to spend a few hours enjoying the peace and tranquility of the house and grounds.
http://www.madhyamaka.org/

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