Former US congressman Barney Frank, a pioneering Democrat who became one of the first openly gay members of Congress, has died aged 86. Frank, who represented southern Massachusetts in the
A new official portrait of Brighton & Hove’s Mayor has been unveiled at Brighton Town Hall, capturing what many have described as one of the city’s most distinctive
Elliot Page recently spoke about the deep sense of shame and loneliness he felt as a queer child, recalling a formative period marked by isolation and the belief that “something
Former US congressman Barney Frank, a pioneering Democrat who became one of the first openly gay members of Congress, has died aged 86. Frank, who represented southern Massachusetts in the
An alleged assault on three performers following Brussels Pride has sparked condemnation from organisers and renewed concerns about safety for LGBTQ+ people, even during high‑profile public celebrations. The incident
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has intensified criticism of trans-inclusive policies within the nursing profession after intervening in a row over the Royal College of Nursing’s display of the Progress
A new photography exhibition challenging stigma around HIV is set to open in Brighton during Pride Week this summer. HIV The Naked Truth will be presented at Phoenix Art Space
There is something special about comedy in Brighton. Maybe it is the city itself - playful, unpredictable, proudly different. Or maybe it is the people behind the scenes making sure
Despite some deeming London the LGBTQ+ capital of Europe, only two dedicated Lesbian and FLINTA bars exist in the city: the long-enduring She Bar in Soho and the more recently
A former Coronation Street star has revealed she believed she would have been sacked if her sexuality became public, as she reflects on decades spent hiding her identity and says
A former head of a US Christian organisation known for promoting conversion therapy has been arrested in Florida amid allegations that the individual attempted to engage a teenage boy in
An alleged assault on three performers following Brussels Pride has sparked condemnation from organisers and renewed concerns about safety for LGBTQ+ people, even during high‑profile public celebrations. The incident
Crowds chanted "Our Body – Our Rights," with multiple speakers describing the bill as both inhumane and a violation of fundamental rights.
