Between the Lines: The History of Queers in Brighton
A brief history of how the LGBTQ+ community has kissed, danced, and laughed down our cityâs beaches and roads
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Birmingham Pride 2024 line-up to include Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Tia Kofi, Louis III and Heather Small
Birmingham Pride has announced the first handful of names in their 2024 festival line-up, which includes Heather Small, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Tia Kofi, and Louis III, all of whom will be performing over the Pride weekend held on the May bank holiday. Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who recently shot back up the
Brightonâs LGBTQ+ choir, the Rainbow Chorus, has a new accompanist!
The Rainbow Chorus has announced it has found a new accompanist for its choirs to replace Mojca Monte Amali who stepped down after 12 years and received a heartfelt send-off at the chorusâ recent Winter Concert. The new accompanist is Olly Parr, who is an accomplished pianist, singer, organist, and
Across Rainbows announces closure of LGBTQ+ Independent Domestic Violence and Abuse outreach service
Aross Rainbows, which offers talks and workshops for LGBTQ+ communities in Sussex, has come to the decision to close its LGBTQ+ Independent Domestic Violence and Abuse (IDVA) service, which will include the weekly drop-in and the six week course. In statement, Across Rainbows said: âWe are a small i
Exmouth Library hosts interactive exhibition on Section 28 during LGBT+ History Month, in association with Exmouth Pride
An interactive exhibition on Section 28, the controversial law which banned local authorities, including schools and libraries, from âpromotingâ LGBTQ+ lives, is taking place at Exmouth Library during LGBT+ History Month, in association with Exmouth Pride. Organisers of the exhibition, a joint proje
Trans people âsignificantly more likely to have long-term mental health condition, including depression and anxietyâ
Transgender people are significantly more likely to have long-term mental health condition, including depression and anxiety, say researchers who analysed GP patient survey data. The study by researchers at Manchester University of 1.5 million people over the age of 16 found the risk of having a lon
Chief Constable of Gwent Police, Pam Kelly, apologises to LGBTQ+ community for past âhomophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcementâ
Gwent Policeâs Chief Constable, Pam Kelly, has made a formal apology to the LGBTQ+ community, acknowledging past âhomophobic witch-hunts and discriminatory law enforcementâ. In a letter to LGBTQ+ campaigner Peter Tatchell, Kelly expressed regret for the harm caused by the often abusive way the polic