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Owners of inclusive Inverness cafe defiant after being targeted yet again by anti-LGBTQ+ hate

Owners of inclusive Inverness cafe defiant after being targeted yet again by anti-LGBTQ+ hate

Police have charged a teenager following yet another hate crime incident at Xoko, an LGBTQ+ owned coffee shop in Inverness, which has been targeted at least a dozen times since it opened in July 2021. The latest attack occurred outside the popular venue, where its Progress Pride flag was ripped

Josh Cavallo joins groundbreaking new series about a gay footballer

Josh Cavallo joins groundbreaking new series about a gay footballer

Australian footballer and LGBTQ+ trailblazer Josh Cavallo, who plays for English club Peterborough Sports, is lending his expertise to a bold new drama that shines a light on one of football’s most taboo subjects: being openly gay in the men’s game. The upcoming web series, titled Armour, will

SAUNA, a bold and tender exploration of love, gender and identity, to be released on digital platforms this month

SAUNA, a bold and tender exploration of love, gender and identity, to be released on digital platforms this month

SAUNA, the highly anticipated drama from Danish director Mathias Broe, will be arriving on digital platforms in the United States on 18 November 18. Sauna tells the story of Johan, a gay man thriving in Copenhagen’s nightlife scene, whose life takes an unexpected turn when he meets William, a

Michelle Visage lends her voice to National AIDS Trust campaign ahead of World AIDS Day

Michelle Visage lends her voice to National AIDS Trust campaign ahead of World AIDS Day

This World AIDS Day, HIV rights charity National AIDS Trust is calling on people across the country to help end new HIV cases by 2030. Joining the call are Michelle Visage, Layton Williams, Charity Kase and Dr Ronx, who are urging everyone to show their support by raising awareness, fundraising,

Plymouth prepares to mark 30th anniversary of homophobic attack that left one man dead and another permanently disabled

Plymouth prepares to mark 30th anniversary of homophobic attack that left one man dead and another permanently disabled

Plymouth is preparing to mark the 30th anniversary of a homophobic attack that left one man dead and another permanently disabled in Plymouth’s Central Park. On the night of 6 November 1995, Terry Sweet, 64, and Bernard Hawken, 54, were savagely beaten and mutilated by three teenage assailants in

Queer creatives launch fund to support artists affected by collapse of Manchester Pride

Queer creatives launch fund to support artists affected by collapse of Manchester Pride

A group of creatives affected by the collapse of Manchester Pride have come together to launch the Manchester Pride 2025: Together for Creatives Fund to help hundreds of freelance artists, producers, and performers whose contributions brought the festival to life. Reports suggest that over £1.3 million is owed to

Over a quarter of trans people likely to leave UK amid rising hostility

Over a quarter of trans people likely to leave UK amid rising hostility

A new YouGov poll undertaken between 23 July and 11 August 2025 has revealed that more than a quarter of trans adults in the UK are considering leaving the country within the next decade, citing an increasingly hostile environment and erosion of rights. The survey, commissioned by the Good Law

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