JOB VACANCY: Group worker vacancy at MindOUT MindOUT the LGBT Mental Health Project have a vacancy for a Peer Support Group Worker to work 7.5 hours a week, £22,500 pro rata (£4,821 pa). Experienced, enthusiastic worker wanted to join their busy LGBTQ Mental Health Service Contributor August 13, 2015 – 1 min read Share this post MindOUT the LGBT Mental Health Project have a vacancy for a Peer Support Group Worker to work 7.5 hours a week, £22,500 pro rata (£4,821 pa).♦ Experienced, enthusiastic group worker wanted to join their busy LGBTQ Mental Health Service♦ You will need experience of mental health issues and service user participation♦ You will need to be available on Thursdays 12 noon – 7.30pmFor more details and an application pack, click here:Or email: info@mindout.org.ukOr send large SAE to:MindOut, Community Base,113 Queens Road, Brighton BN1 3XG Closing date: Monday, September 7 at 5pmInterviews will be held on: Friday, September 11 Share this post Written by Contributor Comments Features & Longread Prison officer from HMP Aylesbury encourages others from the LGBTQ+ community to join the prison service ahead of National Inclusion Week A prison officer from HMP Aylesbury is encouraging others from the LGBTQ+ community to join the prison service and help keep the public safe. Tiffany Dudden, alongside other prison staff, is playing a role in supporting the prison system through challenging times, with prisons until recently close t By Contributor • 2 min read Jobs JOB: Allsorts Youth Project seeks Fundraiser to maintain charity’s fundraising activities and communications Sussex-based LGBTQ+ youth charity, Allsorts Youth Project, is currently seeking to recruit a Fundraiser to join their professional and passionate team who support LGBTQ+ and exploring children, young people and their families and challenge exclusion, prejudice and discrimination in all areas of thei By Graham Robson • 1 min read Jobs Brighton LGBTQ+ venue, R-Bar, seeks Bar Manager R-Bar, the LGBTQ+ bar on Brighton seafront, is seeking a new full-time Bar Manager (40-45 hours per week). The bar is looking for serious candidates who are looking to advance their careers in the industry. Working alongside the wider management team and the General Manager, R-Bar is looking for som By Contributor • 1 min read © Adrian Hart Politics Brighton by-election: A statement by Adrian Hart (Independent) The candidate said: "We’ve come far since Section 28, but safeguarding in schools is at risk. Parents’ concerns are ignored, and pupils face medical interventions without proper clinical qualifications. This is about safeguarding, nothing else." By Scene Editorial Team • 3 min read News Reform UK strips Warwickshire Council chief executive of flag-flying powers amid Pride row Warwickshire County Council has voted to remove its chief executive’s authority over which flags are flown outside its headquarters, following a heated dispute over the display of the Progress Pride Flag during Pride Month. The decision, led by Reform UK councillors, transfers flag-related powers from Chief Executive Monica Fogarty By Graham Robson • 2 min read © Rüdiger Dikty-Daudiyan Politics Brighton by-election: A statement by Rüdiger Dikty-Daudiyan (Liberal Democrats) The candidate said: “As a proud gay man, I’m committed to LGBTQ+ safety, year-round. From tackling hate crimes to protecting community spaces and inclusive education, my focus is on dignity, safety, and equality for everyone in Queen’s Park.” By Scene Editorial Team • 2 min read Europe France’s new Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces backlash over past opposition to gay marriage The appointment of Sébastien Lecornu as France’s new Prime Minister has sparked controversy, particularly among LGBTQ+ advocates and left-wing politicians, due to his past opposition to same-sex marriage. Lecornu, a long-time ally of President Emmanuel Macron and former Defence Minister, was named Prime Minister on 9 September following the By Graham Robson • 1 min read Culture INTERVIEW: Devon Michael Sedrick discusses living on a boat, his love for doughnuts and his upcoming Fifty One Fifty album "I’m just grateful that I live in a time when I can be out, open and honest about it. " By Dale Melita • 5 min read © John Shepherd Politics Brighton by-election: A statement by John Shepherd (Reform UK) The candidate said: “I’m standing to represent everyone in Queen’s Park. My focus is on safety, community pride, and fairness, tackling anti-social behaviour, housing issues, and rising council taxes while listening to residents’ concerns.” By Scene Editorial Team • 3 min read
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