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‘Brownton Abbey: Talk Show’ tomorrow @ 7.30pm

From tomorrow, join Brownton Abbey and Battersea Arts Centre for an evening of stunning performances and open conversations

From tomorrow, join Brownton Abbey and Battersea Arts Centre for an evening of stunning performances and open conversations. Featuring latest commissions by artists Nima Sene, Lasana Shabazz, Sonny Nwachwuku and Malik Nashad Sharpe, with conversations between the performers and Laud Brownton (AKA Tarik Elmoutawakil).

Brownton Abbey: Talk Show will be broadcast at 7.30pm on Friday, June 18, or you can stream the performance at your own convenience until 11.59pm on Sunday, June 20.

Pay What You Can tickets are available from Battersea Arts Centre.

Peter Tatchell leads protest at Chick-fil-A's first London restaurant - "it has funded anti-LGBTQ+ campaigns."

Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell led a protest at the opening of the first London branch of the US fast food giant Chick-fil-A, in Kingston upon Thames, today, 5 March. The picket took place outside the restaurant at 90 Eden Street, as campaigners challenged the company over its past funding

One of London’s most beloved LGBTQ+ venues, the Black Cap in Camden, to reopen 22 March

One of London’s most beloved LGBTQ+ venues, the Black Cap in Camden Town, will finally reopen its doors to the public on 22 March 2026, marking the long‑awaited return of a cultural landmark that has been closed since 2015. The pub, renowned for its drag and cabaret heritage

Peter Tatchell to lead protest as Chick-fil-A opens first London restaurant

Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell will lead a protest this Thursday, 5 March at the opening of the first London branch of the US fast food giant Chick-fil-A, in Kingston upon Thames. The picket will take place at 10am outside the restaurant at 90 Eden Street, Kingston upon Thames, KT1

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