The Skeptic is the UK’s longest running and foremost sceptical magazine, which examines science, scepticism, secularism, critical thinking and claims of the paranormal. We are a non-profit magazine published quarterly, although single issues and yearly subscriptions are available online or by post.

We hope the magazine can be an invaluable resource for journalists, teachers, psychologists, and inquisitive people of all ages. Further details about the magazine can be found here.

The magazine is celebrating the conclusion of its 21st year of publication with a relaunch issue which includes new columnists and features, a new format and an increase in size. The new magazine has a much cleaner, more modern appearance and will carry a celebrity sceptic interview in each issue, beginning with an interview with James Randi in Volume 22, Issue 1. Details of the interview and a film of Randi can be found in the Media Archive.

The magazine is also in the privileged position of being able to boast support from an Editorial Advisory Board of thirty seven internationally respected and expert individuals, including: James Randi, Richard Dakwins, Paul Kurtz, Stephen Fry, Derren Brown, Brian Cox, Robin Ince, Tim Minchin, Elizabeth Loftus, P.Z. Myers, Simon Singh, Susan Blackmore, Ray Hyman and David Colquhoun. We would like to publicly thank each of the EAB members (full list here) for their kind involvement, for which we are extremely grateful.

In addition to the magazine, we run a blog for news and articles, a YouTube account for media, and a Twitter account and RSS feed for general updates. We like to receive comments, contributions and criticism through the contact page and are keen to promote organisations and individuals who also publish reliable and interesting content, so please feel free to get in touch.