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Tonic Housing becomes UK's first LGBTQ+ registered Housing Association

Tonic Housing becomes UK's first LGBTQ+ registered Housing Association

Tonic Housing has officially become a Registered Provider of Social Housing, making it the UK’s first LGBTQ+ specific housing association. This milestone represents a major step forward in Tonic’s mission to create "inclusive, affirming retirement communities where older LGBTQ+ people can live with the security, dignity and

Hull Trains supports Doncaster Pride organiser as she marks her final year

Hull Trains supports Doncaster Pride organiser as she marks her final year

Hull Trains, which is once again supporting this year's Doncaster Pride, is paying tribute to the work of the event's Chair, Jenny Dewsnap, as she prepares to welcome thousands of people from across Yorkshire to her final ever Pride event, after more than 19 years supporting

Pride Flag flies for five days outside Northamptonshire council building in spite of Reform UK's anti-flag policy

Pride Flag flies for five days outside Northamptonshire council building in spite of Reform UK's anti-flag policy

For nearly five days, a Rainbow Pride flag flew proudly outside the Cornerstone building in Kettering, North Northamptonshire, near the town’s war memorial. However, the flag - raised overnight on Saturday, 5 July - has now been taken down by North Northamptonshire Council (NNC), citing a breach of its

Trans man denied Gender Recognition Certificate over attempt to conceive

Trans man denied Gender Recognition Certificate over attempt to conceive

A trans man has been denied legal recognition of his gender by the Gender Recognition Panel (GRP) after it ruled that his attempt to conceive a child meant he was not “living as a man”. The decision has sparked outrage among human rights advocates and legal experts, who argue it

Government moves to expedite support for LGBTQ+ veterans

Government moves to expedite support for LGBTQ+ veterans

LGBTQ+ veterans who were dismissed, discharged or mistreated due to their sexuality while serving in the Armed Forces between 1967 and 2000 will now receive financial support more swiftly, the UK Government has announced. The Ministry of Defence has announced an expansion of the team handling applications, with five additional

Reform UK councillor Mandy Clare to appear in court following arrest at Pride event

Reform UK councillor Mandy Clare to appear in court following arrest at Pride event

Mandy Clare, a Reform UK councillor representing Winsford Dene on Cheshire West and Chester Council, is scheduled to appear at Crewe Magistrates’ Court on Friday, 8 August. This follows her arrest on 28 June at the Winsford Pride event, where she was detained on suspicion of assault and criminal damage.

Brighton & Hove gears up to celebrate two weeks of Pride

Brighton & Hove gears up to celebrate two weeks of Pride

With just a couple of weeks to go, Brighton & Hove is preparing to welcome back its iconic Pride celebrations, promising a fortnight of vibrant events, community spirit, and powerful messages of unity and inclusion. This year marks a landmark collaboration between Trans Pride and Brighton Pride, uniting under the

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