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Doctor Brightons – the final countdown!

Doctor Brightons – the final countdown!

Charles Child will be packing his bags and leaving Doctor Brightons and Brighton for the last time on Saturday, November 3. Charles and his staff were originally due to leave Doctor Brightons in July after his landlords, Enterprise Inns decided they did not want to renew the lease for the building t

Whats up at the Rainbow Hub?

Whats up at the Rainbow Hub?

The Rainbow Hub at St James Street, is a local point of contact for LGBT+ people seeking up to date help, information or guidance, in a safe, non-judgemental environment in the heart of the gay village.

Reported Hate Crimes rise 28%

Reported Hate Crimes rise 28%

REPORTED hate crimes against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender LGBT+ people in England and Wales have risen by 28 percent, according to figures released this week in the Crown Prosecution’s Hate Crime Annual Report.

Bus company launch new anti-hate crime campaign

Bus company launch new anti-hate crime campaign

Brighton & Hove Buses has been working with Sussex Police, Brighton & Hove City Council and local community groups to tackle hate crime with a new ongoing poster campaign.

Thomson Reuters executive tops global ranking of LGBT+ role models

Thomson Reuters executive tops global ranking of LGBT+ role models

Antonio Zappulla, Chief Operating Officer of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, named number one public/third sector executive in a global ranking of LGBT+ role models, in recognition of his work to drive LGBT+ inclusion.

Amex art – what a load of rubbish!

Amex art – what a load of rubbish!

Rubbish dumped at an Albion Premier League game will be used to create a new art installation at the Amex Community Stadium. The sculpture, being unveiled this Saturday (October 27) before the Wolves game, will be a larger than life football made entirely from plastic, paper, cardboard, tin cans and

Report highlights need for LGBT+ specific services for victims of same sex domestic violence

Report highlights need for LGBT+ specific services for victims of same sex domestic violence

A new report from the Home Affairs Committee on Domestic Abuse emphasises the need for and value of specialist services and the role those services have in supporting vulnerable and minority groups.

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