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.

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.

Sgt. Peter Allan, the Hate Crime Sgt & Trans Equality Advocate for Sussex Police, will speak about online abuse, what to do if you are a victim of it followed by a question and answer session.

The new CEO of Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard, Daniel Cheesman will be introducing himself to the Forum and there will be an update on the Forum’s joint work with the Brighton & Hove City Council Community Safety Team.

Certificates will be presented to businesses who have recently raised money towards the work of the B&H LGBT CSF and the Safety Forum will be handing over a cheque to the Sussex Beacon for money raised at Celebration celebrating 25 years of the Sussex Beacon at the B RIGHT ON Festival in February at the Phil Starr Pavilion.

To download the meeting agenda, click here:

The B&H LGBT CSF has four public meetings a year where members of the LGBT communities can ask questions of the police and council about issues affecting their safety in the city.


Event: LGBT Community Safety Forum Spring Public Meeting

Where: Queens Hotel, 1-3 Kings Road, Brighton BN1 1NS

When: Wednesday, April 12

Time: 7pm

Cost: Free entry

For more information about the B&H LGBT CSF, click here:

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