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IN PICTURES: King Charles III unveils national memorial to LGBTQ+ armed forces veterans

IN PICTURES: King Charles III unveils national memorial to LGBTQ+ armed forces veterans

King Charles III has led a poignant ceremony at the National Memorial Arboretum to unveil the UK’s first national memorial dedicated to LGBTQ+ members of the Armed Forces. Joined by Minister for Veterans and People Louise Sandher-Jones and around 300 LGBTQ+ service personnel, veterans, and supporters, the King paid

Pride Community Foundation CIC launches Restart Fund to support local LGBTQ+ community groups in Brighton & Hove

Pride Community Foundation CIC launches Restart Fund to support local LGBTQ+ community groups in Brighton & Hove

The Pride Community Fund CIC (PCF), which supports and celebrates LGBTQ+ people and communities, has announced the launch of the Restart Fund to support local LGBTQ+ community groups in Brighton & Hove. According to PCF, "the demise of the Brighton Rainbow Fund, many of the community groups that have

Perth, Australia on track to host historic 2030 Gay Games

Perth, Australia on track to host historic 2030 Gay Games

Perth, Australia, has been named the presumptive host city for the 13th edition of the Gay Games, set to take place in 2030, pending final confirmation by the Federation of Gay Games (FGG) in November. The announcement follows an extensive and competitive bidding process that began in January 2024, with

LGBTQ+ ally Catherine Connolly elected President of Ireland

LGBTQ+ ally Catherine Connolly elected President of Ireland

Catherine Connolly, a left-wing independent and outspoken LGBTQ+ ally, has been elected President of Ireland in a landslide victory, marking a seismic shift in the country’s political landscape. Connolly, 68, secured over 63% of first-preference votes, defeating her centre-right rival Heather Humphreys of Fine Gael, and becoming Ireland’s

Sir Bradley Wiggins claims he overheard racist, sexist and homophobic remarks during his time within British Cycling

Sir Bradley Wiggins claims he overheard racist, sexist and homophobic remarks during his time within British Cycling

Sir Bradley Wiggins, Britain’s first Tour de France winner and five-time Olympic gold medallist, has made serious allegations against British Cycling, claiming he overheard sexist, racist, and homophobic language during his time with the national programme. The claims are detailed in Wiggins’ newly released autobiography, The Chain, which chronicles

Trans support charity, The Clare Project, welcomes new Executive Director

Trans support charity, The Clare Project, welcomes new Executive Director

Brighton-based trans support charity The Clare Project has welcomed new Executive Director, Beck Cedar (they/them). Earlier this year, The Clare Project, a pioneering charity supporting trans, non-binary, and intersex (TNBI) adults across Sussex, celebrated its 25th anniversary with a heartfelt event. The celebration brought together founding members, current staff,

Róisín Murphy booted from Istanbul festival for anti-trans social media posts

Róisín Murphy booted from Istanbul festival for anti-trans social media posts

Irish singer Róisín Murphy was removed from the line-up of Istanbul’s inaugural Back In Town Festival after posting controversial comments about trans and non-binary identities on social media. Murphy, known for her work with Moloko, was due to headline the festival on 26 October. However, organisers announced her removal

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