INTERVIEW: Queer Brighton-based Breathe® founder and proud KatyKat, Matt Sparkes on HBOT, wellness, red light therapy and his dream Brighton Pride headliner
"Breathe came from my own health journey, living with Crohn’s disease since my teens."
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Actually Gay Men’s Chorus raises £2,252.85 for Sussex Beacon
Brighton & Hove's Actually Gay Men’s Chorus (AGMC) has announced it raised £1,505.82 for the Sussex Beacon through its Christmas raffle and bucket donations at both performances of AGMC’s 20th Anniversary Christmas concert, With Love Actually Xx, held in December at St Mary’s
PREVIEW: FilmPride Festival to return to Brighton
Many excellent films to watch here... Spend some time browsing this wonderful festival from talented queer filmmakers exploring themes that affect us and inspire us, whoever we are
Balls Deep… With Laughter: Brighton’s new queer comedy night finds its voice
There’s something quietly electric about arriving at a comedy venue just before doors open. The room hums with anticipation, chairs still warm from being stacked, microphones tested one last time, and somewhere backstage a performer is reminding themselves to breathe. That was the atmosphere at The Brunswick in Hove
Elska explores local men of Kosovo and the Southern Balkans
Elska Pristina, the 56th book in the Elska series, a project about showcasing diverse LGBTQ+ communities around the world, is out now. This latest issue follows the journey of two photographers - Liam Campbell and Philip Mowbray - as they explore Kosovo and the southern Balkans, particularly through its LGBTQ+
Leeds United's LGBTQ+ fan group founders forced to leave Premier League match after homophobic abuse
The founders of Leeds United’s LGBTQ+ supporters’ group were forced to leave a Premier League match after being subjected to repeated homophobic slurs from a fellow spectator.
Andrew Tilly and Drew Harrison, who established Marching Out Together in 2017, had travelled to Brighton for Leeds United’s fixture against
LGBTQ+ historian tells story of Brighton’s forgotten gay bikers in new exhibition
A new exhibition at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is shining a light on the Sussex Lancers, a pioneering gay leather motorbike club whose story reflects community, identity and resilience in the face of prejudice and the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Developed by Alf Le Flohic, LGBTQ+ historian and University of