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REVIEW: Adopting our 2 Dads

REVIEW: Adopting our 2 Dads

Having two years ago purchased Panzini’s and Karmer’s previous book Some people have two Dads we, as a family, were keen to read their new book and excited to be asked to review it. Laid out in the same way as the previous books with the same simple, affective illustrations our 7 and 9 year […]

REVIEW: Alex Through the Looking Glass: Alex Bellos

REVIEW: Alex Through the Looking Glass: Alex Bellos

Bellos is at his best when talking about the gritty nerdy bits of numbers which seem to interest only him and although he seeks to share the joy of numbers by attaching curious personal stories to them, and he’s kind enough to share with us as long as we are kind enough to show enough interest

Record your coming out stories for IDAHOBIT

Record your coming out stories for IDAHOBIT

Today, Saturday May 17 is IDAHOBIT: International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. LGBT people across the globe will be staging a day of action today to fight for LGBT rights, which are basic human rights, the right to exist, the right to be yourself, the right to love. Poets and campaigners

PREVIEW: Bletchley Park presents Andrew Hodges

PREVIEW: Bletchley Park presents Andrew Hodges

Alan Turing’s biographer Andrew Hodges, is to speak at Bletchley Park on Sunday, August 17. Andrew will talk about his biography of Alan Turing; the definitive account of an extraordinary mind and life of a man now widely recognised as the founder of computer science. A gripping story of mathematics

Charleston Festival Celebrates 25 Years

Charleston Festival Celebrates 25 Years

Carol Ann Duffy, Richard Dawkins, Grayson Perry and Alan Bennett are amongst a string of high-profile names speaking at the 25th Charleston Festival. Set up to reflect the intellectual and creative ideals of Bloomsbury group artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, the original inhabitants of Charlest

Just Between Us: J. H. Trumble: Book review

Just Between Us: J. H. Trumble: Book review

It’s an engaging story and one which will keep you reading. It’s also good to read a book that deals with HIV and young people but without too much judgment just a lot of reflection and soul searching.

PREVIEW: LGBT themed events during Brighton Fringe 2014

PREVIEW: LGBT themed events during Brighton Fringe 2014

Brighton Fringe 2014 are hosting 38 LGBT themed events during this years festival. Below is a roundup of all the events on offer, starting from the first scheduled event, and cascading in date order: Speaking Volumes: HIV+ Life Stories When: May 4,11,18, 25 June 1, 8: 11-5pm. April 30 May 2- 3, 7

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