Celebrity Big Brother winner and Australian drag superstar Courtney Act is the exciting star of the Brighton Family Panto's 10th Birthday show. Producer and Director David Hill says
Brighton & Hove will once again be awash with colour this summer as the Brighton & Hove Rainbow Run returns to Hove Park for its fifth year on Friday, 31
Celebrity Big Brother winner and Australian drag superstar Courtney Act is the exciting star of the Brighton Family Panto's 10th Birthday show. Producer and Director David Hill says
Former US congressman Barney Frank, a pioneering Democrat who became one of the first openly gay members of Congress, has died aged 86. Frank, who represented southern Massachusetts in the
An alleged assault on three performers following Brussels Pride has sparked condemnation from organisers and renewed concerns about safety for LGBTQ+ people, even during high‑profile public celebrations. The incident
Single-sex toilets and changing rooms across England, Wales and Scotland must exclude transgender people under new draft guidance issued by the equalities watchdog, prompting alarm from trans rights groups who
A new photography exhibition challenging stigma around HIV is set to open in Brighton during Pride Week this summer. HIV The Naked Truth will be presented at Phoenix Art Space
There is something special about comedy in Brighton. Maybe it is the city itself - playful, unpredictable, proudly different. Or maybe it is the people behind the scenes making sure
Brighton & Hove will once again be awash with colour this summer as the Brighton & Hove Rainbow Run returns to Hove Park for its fifth year on Friday, 31
Plans to honour LGBTQ+ and trade union activist Mark Ashton have been delayed by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, sparking criticism from councillors and concerns over possible political pressure
A former head of a US Christian organisation known for promoting conversion therapy has been arrested in Florida amid allegations that the individual attempted to engage a teenage boy in
An alleged assault on three performers following Brussels Pride has sparked condemnation from organisers and renewed concerns about safety for LGBTQ+ people, even during high‑profile public celebrations. The incident
Crowds chanted "Our Body – Our Rights," with multiple speakers describing the bill as both inhumane and a violation of fundamental rights.
