London Gay Men’s Chorus record trailer for new film
London Gay Men’s Chorus (LGMC) who star in the film Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? record a special introduction to the new trailer for BFI Player.
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‘Bear-a-oke’ raises £143.46 for Rainbow Fund
The first ever Bear-a-oke organised by Brighton Bear Weekend at Bar Broadway on Sunday, April 2 was a great success with singers coming out from across the city to join in the fun.Hosts Chris Hibbert and Jon Bee created a party atmosphere in the bar while singers from the crowd picked a diverse rang
‘Bring on the men’ tomorrow, with Actually Gay Men’s Chorus at St Andrew’s Church
Join Actually Gay Men’s Chorus on Saturday, April 8 for Bring On The Men and flex a little muscle in a celebration of music and masculinity. Enjoy an eclectic evening of song which recognises some of music’s leading men, the dashing and devilish characters, award-winning songwriters and lyricists, w
DJ runs London marathon for THT
Radio DJ aims to bust HIV stigma by running marathon for Terrence Higgins Trust (THT), after interviewing the charity on his breakfast show. Radio DJ, Chris Holliday, will be raising funds to support people living with HIV, as he takes on the London Marathon in support of THT.
Brighton dental team run to raise money for mouth cancer
Brighton dental team staff to raise money for mouth cancer by taking on BM10k. The team, from the practice at 14-15 Queens Rd, Brighton BN1 3WA, will be taking to the streets of Brighton on Sunday, April 9 for the BM10k to improve education, as well as valuable donations, for the Oral Health Foundat
‘A Vision for Change’ from Stonewall
Following extensive consultation, the Stonewall Trans Advisory Group publish new trans report A Vision for Change. In February 2015, following consultation with over 700 trans people, Stonewall, the equality charity announced that it was extending its remit to campaign for trans equality alongside l
‘Smiley Sunday’ raises money for Rainbow Fund
Smiley Sunday returns to Dr Brightons on Sunday, April 9 for a night of laughter and to raise money for charity. Admission is just £3 on the door with all proceeds going to the Rainbow Fund.