This.
http://www.lmschairman.org/2010/05/linacre-centre-gets-new-name-director.htmlAfter some years in London, it has relocated to Oxford.
I realize they have the right to free speech, the same as anyone - I'd just prefer if they were doing it a little bit further from where I live. Especially as the local branch of the anti-abortion organization LIFE are particularly unpleasant and reactionary already without any encouragement, and it came to a head at the General Election when their representative sent out lots of nasty leaflets to smear the incumbent pro-secularism MP, who then lost (to a Tory!) by less than 200 votes. And there was me thinking that such things don't happen in England! For that matter, you don't have to be an atheist to have problems with the local religious-righties: both the current and the former bishop of Oxford have been attacked by such people for being too liberal and soft on the Muslims and especially in the case of the former bishop, soft on teh gays!
Here is a lovely article by the Anscombe Centre's former director, now one of their governors:
http://www.faith.org.uk/publications/Magazines/Mar06/Mar06MarriageAndTheProphylacticUseOfCondomsAnd their current director:
http://www.linacre.org/AbortionDrHelenWatt.htmAnd a staff member:
http://www.linacre.org/Grip%20of%20Dogma.htmlUgh.
No, Oxford hasn't been taken over by Sarah Palin, and is still a great place for liberals, secularists, and those who like cultural diversity. But this is where I moan about the small, but unpleasant, negative element.