Association in Scotland To Research into Astronautics (ASTRA) and its members have a number of areas of interest including spaceflight, astronomy, amateur rocketry and SETI. The society also operates one of four public observatories on behalf of North Lanarkshire Council. Currently there are two active branches, one in Glasgow, one in Airdrie.
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Aspirespace is an engineering society researching and developing high performance hybrid rocket engines and vehicles designed to put a small payload into Space. For more information, visit our recently updated website.
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The Black Knights is a thriving rocket club based in the Midlands. We fly once a month from one of our two current flying sites at Oxhill, Warwickshire, and Milson, Shropshire. Full details of the clubs flying sites are on our website. We actively promote the hobby in the Midlands by attendance at exhibitions, fetes, air shows, conferences etc. As well as flying locally, members travel to other launch events around the country to fly and help out with Range Safety Officer duties when asked and in the summer, we try to hold a weekend flying event. Members of the Black Knights were founder members of UKRA and helped draft the Safety Code/Constitution and much of the original UKRA documentation that gained UKRA its BMFA recognition and insurance for members.
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CROCK hold regular flying events in Kent and fly rockets from low to high power. See the club website for future launch dates, reports and photos.
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The Discovery Space Club, based in Scotland, are primarily a "space watch" group though they do carry out occasional model rocket flying activities, sometimes in association with STAAR.
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The East Anglian Rocketry Society have a flying site to the west of Cambridge and hold regular flying events on the first Sunday of the month from March to December. EARS also run the BIG EARS 2 day event in May. See their website for details.
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FAIRocketry is a relatively new body that is concerned with taking part in FAI Model Rocketry competitions. See their website for details.
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Fins Over Gwent fly from their site at Redwick on the Gwent levels. Attendance is open to all BMFA and UKRA members.
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Hornchurch Airfield Rocket Team hold regular flying events. See their website for details.
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LARF are Linconshire Amateur Rocket Flyers is or any flyers or would be flyers in the Lincolnshire area including the North and North East Lincolnshire regions.
They fly on an irregular basis from the UKRA launch site at Heckington near Sleaford.
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Based at the University of Leicester, the group is dedicated to propulsion & flight systems development.
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Established in 1991, the MARS Advanced Rocketry Society has grown into a national group of rocketeers committed to pushing the limits of non-professional rocketry, developing new rocketry technologies, breaking records and developing launch capabilities for a space shot. MARS was one of the founder groups of UKRA, and MARS members were involved and are involved in the UKRA Safety Code development. MARS are based in and around London, although they are non geographic and have members from all over the UK and overseas and travel extensively.
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Midland Rocketry is a new club for model rocket flying that’s based in the Midlands. See site for details on how to join.
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The Norfolk and Suffolk Rocketry Association are a group, based primarily in Norwich, Norfolk who aim to build and launch as many rockets as we possibly can, as high as we possibly can. And of course, to recover as many as we possibly can.
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The North Star Rocketry Group are based in West Yorkshire. They hold model rocket launches locally, and attend HPR launches around the UK.
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The North West Rocketry Society fly big and little rockets in the North West and meet monthly around Wigan/ North Liverpool. They are proactive, friendly and diverse, and welcome everyone to come fly rockets and learn more about them.
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North West Rockets are a small, informal group of rocketry nuts who do it for fun! We are not out to break any records, but do like to make rockets and fly 'em.
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Founded in 2004, we design, build and launch high power, mid power and low power model rockets. We fly at CROCK, EARS and UKRA. Our members are encouraged to become members of UKRA, and we work towards UKRA Level 1 and 2 certifications.
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Scottish Aeronautics & Rocketry Association. Based in the West of Scotland, caters for everything from 1/2 A to M class. Regular meetings held most months at their Fairlie Moor launch site -home of the IRW high power launches.
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Southern England Rocket Fliers.
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Space Technology Applications, Astronomy and Rocket Research, based in Ayrshire, have three main activities:

Public and educational rocketry workshops.

Scale flight research, particularly the Waverider aerospace plane concept.

Organisation and development of the annual International Rocket Week flying event, one of the main national events of the UK rocket flying calender. See website for details.
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South West Amateur Rocketry Membership started as an offshoot of the Eirenicon charity project. They have a couple of launch sites, and a program of launch events. See their website for details.
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West Lancs. Rocketry Society are based in the design and technology dept. in Edge Hill College in Ormskirk. We hold meetings roughly once a month although it really depends upon the weather.
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