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#VoiceOfTrans – ‘Alexa, open the voice of trans’

#VoiceOfTrans – ‘Alexa, open the voice of trans’

Voice of Trans, launches today (March 31), International Transgender Day of Visibility to initiate a much-needed conversation on transgender issues. This year’s International Transgender Day of Visibility, will see users of Amazon Alexa-enabled device in the UK able to activate a skill to hear the s

Purdah must not be used to stifle debate and avoid controversial discussions, say Greens

Purdah must not be used to stifle debate and avoid controversial discussions, say Greens

Green Councillors have raised concerns over the use of pre-election guidance known as ‘purdah’ after key proposals around homelessness and climate change were pulled from the agenda of a planned council meeting today.

MPs vote compulsory relationships and sex education into law

MPs vote compulsory relationships and sex education into law

Historic day as MPs vote in favour of new Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) regulations for England meaning they will be compulsory from 2020.

Proposals for new affordable homes in Whitehawk halted

Proposals for new affordable homes in Whitehawk halted

Proposals from the Homes for Brighton & Hove partnership to develop more than 200 new affordable homes on a site in the north of Whitehawk are to be stopped.

Anti-trans protesters target trans lingerie brand fashion show

THE world’s first transgender lingerie brand, Carmen Liu Lingerie’s GI Collection, launched at a glittering event at Glaziers Hall on London’s Southbank last month with a fashion runway featuring transgender models plus live hair and make-up demonstrations from world-class professionals.

Council updates residents’ parking schemes

Council updates residents’ parking schemes

The results of recent residents’ parking consultations will be discussed by Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) Environment, Transport and Sustainability Committee next week (March 19).

First long-acting HIV treatment injections pass trial

First long-acting HIV treatment injections pass trial

Injections, that could one day be an alternative to daily pills for people living with HIV, have been shown to be effective in maintaining viral suppression, bringing them one step closer to market.

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