LGBT Safety Forum to discuss online abuse at Easter meeting
The Spring quarterly meeting of the Brighton & Hove LGBT Community Safety Forum (B&H LGBT CSF) is at the Queens Hotel on Wednesday, April 12, starting at 7pm.
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Gay men being murdered in Chechnya
Gay men are being kidnapped and killed in Chechnya, Russia. Last weekend the Guardian reported that more than 100 men had been arrested under suspicion of being gay.
Bar Boy profile: Sam Stephens @Charles Street
The first person many LGBT+people meet when they first arrive in the city is the bar person at their local LGBT+ venue. These Gatekeepers to the community provide an important role both befriending and signposting new arrivals. Over the coming months we will be finding out a little more about them a
Win a trip for two to San Francisco
Win a trip for two to San Francisco with Newcastle Pride and Manchester Airport. ONE OF the UK’s leading LGBT festivals is set to give one lucky winner the trip of a lifetime to San Francisco, thanks to the support of the North’s largest airport.
Sea Serpents postpone tonights Spanish Envy fundraiser at Envy
The Brighton & Hove Sea Serpents RFC have had to postpone tonight’s variety show, Spanish Envy due to circumstances outside of the control of the club. They are working with their professional supporters, in particular Kara Van Park, their Hostess for the evening to arrange a replacement date for th
‘My Mourning Year’ A memoir of bereavement, discovery and hope by Andrew Marshall
Andrew G. Marshall is a marital therapist with a practice helping couples in London and Sussex.He has penned eighteen self-help books about relationships, including the international best-sellers I Love You but I’m Not in Love with You and How Can I Ever Trust You Again? in the name of Andrew Marsha
Support, hugs, love and ‘appiness for the HIV community
The world has moved on since the 1980s when a HIV diagnosis became a death sentence or a cue to withdraw from society. People living with HIV now have the same life expectancy as those who are not thanks to advancements in treatment, however, stigma when socialising – along with disclosing one’s sta