It is set to be another summer of protests, and today, Saturday the 13th of June, saw another humiliating defeat for anti-immigration protestors in Brighton city centre. But how did we get here? And how much worse is it going to get?
It is set to be another summer of protests, and today, Saturday the 13th of June, saw another humiliating defeat for anti-immigration protestors in Brighton city centre. But how did we get here? And how much worse is it going to get?
After Manchester Pride Limited imploded in October last year (leaving artists and suppliers owed a total of £1.3million), Pride has been resurrected by a newly formed group who are
The leader of Brighton & Hove City Council has issued a warning to far-right groups reportedly planning to travel to the city this weekend, urging them to stay away
Costume designer and activist Qween Jean has made history after becoming the first openly transgender person to win a Tony Award, taking home the prize for Cats: The Jellicle Ball
MPs from Labour, the Green Party and the Liberal Democrats have pledged to support a series of commitments aimed at protecting the rights, dignity and wellbeing of trans+ people, as
The leader of St Helens Borough Council has come under fire after announcing the authority will no longer support Pride events, prompting accusations of division and criticism from fellow councillors.
A trans advocacy organisation has condemned the withdrawal of endocrine care for young trans people receiving treatment through WellBN, warning that patients could be left without access to gender-affirming
Russell T Davies has described his new Channel 4 drama Tip Toe as a “natural legacy” of his critically acclaimed series It’s A Sin, as leading HIV charities welcomed
There’s a particular kind of energy backstage just before a drag show begins. It’s not loud. Not yet. It hums quietly in the background - in the rustle of
Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard is inviting LGBTQ+ communities to come together this summer for a special event celebrating 50 years of queer community care, connection and support. Taking place
"When it comes to understanding intersectional queerness, it’s incredibly important to listen to people whose experiences differ from our own."
Ten years after the Pulse nightclub shooting shocked the world and left a lasting scar on Orlando's LGBTQ+ community, a new exhibition is offering a deeply personal tribute
When Viktor Orbán conceded defeat on 12 April, the relief across LGBTQ+ Europe was palpable. After sixteen years of authoritarian rule, the man who had made Hungary a laboratory for
Crowds chanted "Our Body – Our Rights," with multiple speakers describing the bill as both inhumane and a violation of fundamental rights.
