AA Journal, a forum for high-quality debate and discussion that has been running since 1958.

• Astrology and Medicine Newsletter which serves as a platform for those with an interest in medical astrology to express their views and share their experience.

• Correlation, a publication focused on the finest peer-reviewed astrological research.

• Stellar, a magazine designed to bridge the gap between professional astrologers and beginners to all those who have an interest in astrology.

• Astrological Conference, a yearly event in which around 200+ astrologers gather from different parts of the world to share their research, insight and experiences.

• Astro-Duets (a monthly meeting between two experienced astrologers) who discuss relevant current subjects while interacting with the public.

• The International Astrology Library, which includes The Astrological Association Library and Archive, comprises tens of thousands of astrology books and periodicals in sixteen languages, stored in one convenient place, lovingly cared for as a reference library by librarian and archivist Philip Graves. Access by appointment is free of charge to all AA Members.

• The ONLINE Astrology Library, with more than 400 books accessible world-wide, the first online astrology library in the UK.

• In the Loop, which is the AA Mailing list, keeps every member informed about astrological events, it fosters the sense of community no matter where you are.

• Kepler Day, a research conference and prime international event for evidence-based astrology, in which to experience and discuss significant advances in astrological research.

• Local Groups, the AA supports the emergence and management of local astrological groups throughout the UK.

• Recordings of conferences since 1983, acting as a testimony of the long-held practice of astrology in the UK

• Social media, we are actively engaged in social media, spreading the value that astrology has in our world today by sharing reflections and ideas about new moons and other planetary motions