PREVIEW: NEVER GOING UNDERGROUND: the fight for LGBT+ rights 2017 marks the 50th anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homosexual acts in England and Wales (1967 Sexual Offences Act).
Calendar men! Like a slightly hairier Women’s Institute, the staff and customers of Subline in St James Street have produced a flirtatious calendar for 2017. All profits from the sales will go to Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) and The Sussex Beacon.
Government choose third runway for Heathrow Local Labour politicians express disappointment as Gatwick expansion plans turned down in favour of third runway at Heathrow. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling MP announced this morning that the government had decided on a third runway at Heathrow to increase the country’s airport capacity rather t
Huddersfield University to undertake major human rights project for Intersex people A MAJOR research project is under way that looks to open the eyes of the public generally, and in particular health practitioners and policy-makers, to rights, or lack of them, for Intersex people.
Gay paraplegic remains ‘trapped’ in second floor flat despite Council assurances to move him Gay man with no use or feeling in legs remains ‘trapped’ in unsuitable emergency accommodation in Hove despite promises from Brighton & Hove City Council on October 12 to find something more suitable with wheel chair access.
Arun Gay Society raise £600 for two charities The Aran Gay Society (TAGS) raise £300 each for Air Ambulance charity and the Sussex Beacon.
Kinny Gardner receives British Empire Medal Kinny Gardner receives British Empire Medal (BEM) from Lord Lieutenant of East Sussex. He received the medal from Mr Peter Field the Lord Lieutenant of East Sussex at a ceremony in the Mayor’s Chamber at Eastbourne Town Hall on Friday, October 21.