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LGBT Foundation launches LGBTQ+ ‘Village Angels’ scheme in Liverpool

LGBT Foundation launches LGBTQ+ ‘Village Angels’ scheme in Liverpool

A new “Village Angels” scheme, designed to keep people safe during nights out in Liverpool city centre, was launched by LGBT Foundation at the weekend and will run for an initial eight‑week period. Funded through the Home Office’s Hyper‑Local Policing Fund, the volunteer‑run service will see

Brandi Carlile’s Looking Out Foundation expands global LGBTQ+ support through new Procter & Gamble partnership

Brandi Carlile’s Looking Out Foundation expands global LGBTQ+ support through new Procter & Gamble partnership

Brandi Carlile’s Looking Out Foundation (LOF) is set to deepen its international impact on LGBTQ+ communities through a new long‑term partnership with Procter & Gamble, announced this week. Founded by Carlile more than two decades ago, the foundation has built its reputation on amplifying the power of music

Bangor University students take stand against Reform UK over party's "racist, transphobic and homophobic” views

Bangor University students take stand against Reform UK over party's "racist, transphobic and homophobic” views

A student‑run debating society at Bangor University has refused a request from Reform UK representatives to attend a campus Q&A session, citing the party’s record of racism, transphobia and homophobia. The Bangor University Debating & Political Society, which operates independently through the Students’ Union, said the

Openly gay German football referee, Pascal Kaiser, attacked after viral on-field proposal to boyfriend

Openly gay German football referee, Pascal Kaiser, attacked after viral on-field proposal to boyfriend

German amateur football referee Pascal Kaiser, whose joyful on‑field proposal to his boyfriend went viral across the world, has been brutally attacked outside his home just days after the moment of celebration. The 27‑year‑old made headlines in late January when he got down on one knee during

Reform UK-led Kent County Council criticised after refusing to fly Pride flag during LGBTQ+ History Month

Reform UK-led Kent County Council criticised after refusing to fly Pride flag during LGBTQ+ History Month

Reform UK-led Kent County Council has come under fire from opposition councillors and LGBTQ+ campaigners after confirming it will not fly the Pride flag during LGBTQ+ History Month. The decision follows a wider shift in policy by the newly elected Reform UK‑led administration, which has vowed to restrict official

Portrait of Helmut Metzner, Chair of the Federal Magnus Hirschfeld Foundation, wearing a blue suit, white shirt and patterned bow tie, standing against a plain light background.

Helmut Metzner on memory, visibility and the fragility of progress

“We are not here to preserve ashes. We are here to keep the fire alive.” Helmut Metzner reflects on memory, visibility and why progress on LGBTQ+ rights is never guaranteed, but must be defended again and again.

Pécs Pride organiser faces prison in Hungary's latest move against LGBTQ+ rights

Pécs Pride organiser faces prison in Hungary's latest move against LGBTQ+ rights

Hungarian prosecutors have brought criminal charges against Géza Buzás-Hábel, organiser of the 2025 Pécs Pride march, in a case that has intensified concerns over the country’s continuing crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights and freedom of assembly. Buzás-Hábel was formally informed on Monday, 9 February that the Pécs District Prosecutor’s

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