Community
MindOut awarded the Advocacy Quality Performance Mark
The QPM is the UK’s only independent quality performance mark for organisations offering independent advocacy
Business News
Scene responds to LGB Alliance charitable status
We call on our colleagues in the mainstream media to refuse to platform the view of the LGB Alliance
Community
Let’s Talk About Dying
Series of online events in Brighton & Hove to mark Dying Matters Awareness Week
Community
LGBTQ+ Lockdown Wellbeing Report – One Year On
LGBT HERO, the national health and wellbeing charity for LGBTQ+ people, surveyed LGBTQ+ people to see how they were doing mentally, physically and emotionally during lockdown
Community
Terrence Higgins Trust announces Chemsex Awareness Training
Terrence Higgins Trust announces Chemsex Awareness Training
Arts
Actually’s Gay Men’s Chorus raises £1,000 for Sussex Beacon
Sussex Beacon celebrates Actually’s donation raised through its 2020 season.
Community
Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Elections: The LGBTQ+ Q&A
Rory Finn asks four candidates their thoughts on the right to protest and Sussex Police’s response to Black Lives Matter and other demonstrations.
Community
Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Elections: The LGBTQ+ Q&A
Rory Finn asks four candidates their thoughts on dealing with misogyny
Community
Brighton Rainbow Fund responds to cancellation of Brighton & Hove Pride
The Brighton Rainbow Fund has responded to today’s announcement that Brighton & Hove Pride 2021 has been cancelled.
Community
Worthing Pride donates 200 tickets to NHS staff
Worthing Pride has recognised the hard work and dedication of local NHS staff by donating 200 free tickets to this year’s annual LGBTQ+ event
Community
Brighton & Hove Pride 2021 cancelled
Brighton & Hove Pride announces the cancellation of the LGBTQ+ Community Parade, Pride Village Party and Pride Festival on Saturday, August 7 & Sunday, August 8
Community
Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Elections: The LGBTQ+ Q&A
Rory Finn asks four candidates: ‘In light of the Sarah Everard case, do you think the police are best placed to protect women from violence?’