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Brighton & Hove to light up in red tonight for #WeMakeEvents global campaign

Brighton & Hove to light up in red tonight for #WeMakeEvents global campaign

Brighton & Hove seafront, from the British Airways i360 Viewing Tower to the Palace Pier and beyond, will light up in red from 6.30pm tonight in solidarity with #WeMakeEvents campaign

ILGA World releases global research into legal gender recognition and criminalisation

ILGA World releases global research into legal gender recognition and criminalisation

The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association releases its latest Trans Legal Mapping Report, detailing the impact of laws and policies on trans persons in 143 UN member States across the globe.

Help make LGBTQ+ history: Write an Open Letter to Queer Britain!

Help make LGBTQ+ history: Write an Open Letter to Queer Britain!

Queer Britain, Levi’s® and Post Office invite members of LGBTQ+ communities and allies to write an open letter, recording and preserving valuable accounts of what it means to be LGBTQ+ in Britain today.

FEATURE: Never lost for the right words

FEATURE: Never lost for the right words

Brian Butler talks to Jim McSweeney the driving force behind an iconic bookshop

Hit the waves with the UK’s first LGBTQ+ surf club

Hit the waves with the UK’s first LGBTQ+ surf club

Surf Out, the UK’s first LGBTQ+ surf club based in Porthcawl, Wales to host weekly surfing sessions for LGBTQ+ communities once local lockdown restrictions are lifted.

Brighton & Hove to receive £229,839 from £11.2million grant to deliver PrEP

Brighton & Hove to receive £229,839 from £11.2million grant to deliver PrEP

Terrence Higgins Trust respond to an announcement from the UK Government that £11.2million will be made available for local authorities to deliver PrEP via sexual health clinics

Creative people from across the city to come together to make Arts Recovery Plan

Creative people from across the city to come together to make Arts Recovery Plan

Creative people from across the city are coming together to make an Arts Recovery Plan to run over the next three years, supporting the city’s cultural and events sector through the Covid-19 crisis.

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