FEATURE: Free Your Hair, and the Rest Will Follow
In celebration of unapologetic self-expression, LGBTQ+ people and allies share their thoughts on stylistic individualism and stories of what their hair means to them
Back to the the ’90s: capturing the north’s long-lost gay scene
Alex Klineberg gets up, close and personal with Stuart Linden Rhodes, accidental chronicler of northern England’s gay nightlife in the 1990s
OMing and Ahhing with Brighton Buddhist Centre
Jaq Bayles talks to Amalabandhu, who runs the Brighton Buddhist Centre’s Gender & Sexual Diversity Group
Know your lubes and your condoms
The word tribology – based on the Greek word ‘tribos’, meaning rubbing, and the suffix ‘logy’ meaning ‘study of’ – was coined by Peter Jost in 1966, in a report highlighting the cost of friction, wear and corrosion to the UK economy.
Trans Can Sport: six years of providing activities to trans and non-binary people in Brighton & Hove
In its 6th birthday year, the Trans Can Sport team, who are dedicated to transforming the wellbeing of trans people through physical activity, share top tips to get and stay active
Standing Up To The Odds
Andi Derrick tells Jaq Bayles how a life-changing experience transformed her approach
Getting Older? Getting Fitter, Getting Stronger!
Personal trainer Catherine Duffy on getting fitter and getting stronger