What does PF stand for?

Pagan Federation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Pagan Federation reckons there are somewhere between 30,000 and 200,000 pagans in the UK.

Neighbourhood WITCH; Enchanted garden: Suburban witch Suky Burton and ...

Ann Bryn-Evans of The Pagan Federation, said: "It's very disrespectful and not at all aesthetically pleasing.

WATCH WHERE YOU THROW THAT DOUGHNUT, HOMER

Her opinions were backed by Morgan Rhys Adams, of the Pagan Federation, a group which embraces a range of nature- worshipping faiths.

Mum goes to No 10 with Paganism plea

The Pagan Federation paid pounds 2,000 to get to the truth about Jedis.

14,000 OBI-WAN MacNOBIS

Columba 1500 years ago, the modern Pagan Federation with its connections with witchcraft (Wicca), claims 2,000 devotees.

Paganism revived

August 3, 2000: The Pagan Federation claimed Harry Potter and Buffy The Vampire Slayer were encouraging kids to get into witchcraft.

GO! TAIL PIECES

The Pagan Federation says there are now more than 100,000 self-proclaimed witches.

LIVING: PAGAN'S PROGRESS - FASTEST GROWING RELIGION

The Pagan Federation is active around Scotland, but its leaders have said theywant a more prominent position to 'prevent the widespread bigotry and abusesuffered by our members'.

Pagans win right to be recognised in Census