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Thame, a small town in Oxfordshire, has announced its first ever Pride will be “inclusive” and “welcoming”

Thame, a small town in Oxfordshire, has announced its first ever Pride will be “inclusive” and “welcoming”

Thame, a small town in Oxfordshire, has announced its first ever Pride will be “inclusive” and “welcoming”. Thame Pride, which will celebrate the market town’s LGBTQ+ community, is due to take place on June 21 with a Pride Village, complete with stalls and a main stage hosted by drag queens. The Lon

BOOK PREVIEW: A secret history – The London Gay Men’s Chorus

BOOK PREVIEW: A secret history – The London Gay Men’s Chorus

In 1990 gay people were frequently despised and generally considered to be diseased perverts. Just twenty years later an organisation named the London Gay Men’s Chorus were being hailed as cultural ambassadors and invited to perform at 10 Downing Street.

London Gay Men’s Chorus record trailer for new film

London Gay Men’s Chorus record trailer for new film

London Gay Men’s Chorus (LGMC) who star in the film Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? record a special introduction to the new trailer for BFI Player.

Salisbury Arts Centre hosts first ever Salisbury Queer Arts Weekender

Salisbury Arts Centre hosts first ever Salisbury Queer Arts Weekender

Salisbury Arts Centre (SAC) is to stage the first ever Salisbury Queer Arts Weekender (SQUARK) in April, with a range of LGBT+ talent featuring theatre, music, comedy, cabaret and drag artists from across the UK.

Transport for London and THT host UK’s largest HIV workplace testing event

Transport for London and THT host UK’s largest HIV workplace testing event

Transport for London (TfL) and Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) mark National HIV Testing Week by hosting the UK’s biggest workplace testing event for the second year running.

London Gay Men’s Chorus celebrate Silver Jubilee

London Gay Men’s Chorus celebrate Silver Jubilee

The London Gay Men’s Chorus (LGMC) celebrates its Silver Jubilee with a special gala concert at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall on November 27. The LGMC began in 1991 when 9 friends sang at Angel tube station to raise money for the Terrence Higgins Trust.

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus raise £450 for Rainbow Fund

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus raise £450 for Rainbow Fund

Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus raise £450 for the Rainbow Fund at their show during Brighton Pride. The Chorus donated a pound from every ticket sold for their London to Brighton show with London Gay Men’s Chorus at All Saint Church, The Drive in Hove on Friday, August 5.

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