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#PrideInLambeth: Plans in place to launch the first Lambeth Pride in 2025

#PrideInLambeth: Plans in place to launch the first Lambeth Pride in 2025

Lambeth Council invited community leaders, LGBTQ+ activists, and stakeholders to discuss ‘Bringing Pride Home’ and plan the area’s first LGBTQ+ Pride celebration for summer 2025. The meeting follows on from Lambeth officially marching at Pride in London for the second year, and from the Leader’s Pri

Autograph gallery in London to present a new photography exhibition exploring the work of late artist Rotimi Fani-Kayode

Autograph gallery in London to present a new photography exhibition exploring the work of late artist Rotimi Fani-Kayode

This autumn, Autograph gallery in London presents a new photography exhibition exploring a radical vision of culture, intimacy, desire and pain. Featuring never-before-seen works from artist Rotimi Fani-Kayode’s wider practice, Rotimi Fani-Kayode: The Studio – Staging Desire will be on show at Autog

Sir Ian McKellen shows no signs of slowing down as he makes appearance at London gay club, Roast

Sir Ian McKellen shows no signs of slowing down as he makes appearance at London gay club, Roast

Sir Ian McKellen, made an appearance at gay club Roast, just months after suffering a fall from the stage during the play Henry IV. Sir Ian posed for a photograph with two topless men at the gay club, which is marketed as ‘London’s beefiest club’. An attendee said: “Everyone was gob smacked when th

Take Courage: LGBTQ+ community needed for new project commemorating queer London of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s

Take Courage: LGBTQ+ community needed for new project commemorating queer London of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s

Duckie, a group of veteran LGBTQ club runners that emerged out London’s Vauxhall a quarter of a century ago, has launched queer history project Take Courage, which is asking those who attended Vauxhall’s gay pubs in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s to share their thoughts on the “heyday” of London’s queer

Body of “wonderful” trans woman, Natasha Reddington-Romanov, who went missing on September 20, is recovered from the Thames

Body of “wonderful” trans woman, Natasha Reddington-Romanov, who went missing on September 20, is recovered from the Thames

The body of trans woman Natasha Reddington-Romanov, who went missing on September 20, has been recovered from the Thames. Natasha, who was been described as an ‘icon of Soho’, was last seen in the area on Friday, September 20. Her friend, Tracy Kawalik, posted on social media that Natasha hadn’t bee

Fears for missing transwoman, last seen in Soho on Friday, September 20

Fears for missing transwoman, last seen in Soho on Friday, September 20

The friend of transwoman Natasha Reddington-Romanov, 55, has appealed for information on social media after Natasha went missing in Soho on Friday, September 20. Natasha, who was wearing a white Chanel suit, was last seen leaving walking between Trishas and Bateman Street in Soho on Friday, Septembe

Plans for London’s first LGBTQ+ cinema approved by Southwark Council

Plans for London’s first LGBTQ+ cinema approved by Southwark Council

Plans for what is believed to be London’s first LGBTQ+ cinema have been approved. Simon Burke and Piers Greenlees, who opened the area’s first LGBTQ+ pub, The Rising SE1, in April last year, plan to open The Arzner, comprising a cinema and cocktail bar, which is named after Dorothy Arzner, a pioneer

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