The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene is Scene Magazine's weekly publisher's newsletter, landing every Saturday morning. Publisher Leslie Clarke pulls together the most important LGBTQ+ news from the past week alongside a wider look at the world we're all living in. It's the week's headlines filtered through a queer lens, with genuine opinion on what it all means. Free to read. Worth your time.

The Saturday Scene: The guidance bites, the community answers
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: The guidance bites, the community answers

The Saturday Scene: a prime minister in waiting and a code nobody voted on
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: a prime minister in waiting and a code nobody voted on

The Saturday Scene: When a pride flag becomes a target
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: When a pride flag becomes a target

The Saturday Scene: Europe is boiling
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: Europe is boiling

The Saturday Scene: A ceasefire, a by-election, and a glimmer of hope for LGBTQ+ equality
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: A ceasefire, a by-election, and a glimmer of hope for LGBTQ+ equality

The Saturday Scene: Pride Month, a New York mayor, and the politics of actually meaning it
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: Pride Month, a New York mayor, and the politics of actually meaning it

The Saturday Scene: Happy Pride Month
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: Happy Pride Month

The Saturday Scene: The EHRC code of practice, the Amnesty report, and a decade of bathroom politics
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: The EHRC code of practice, the Amnesty report, and a decade of bathroom politics

The Saturday Scene: IDAHOBIT, a health secretary's exit, and what Reform UK did to Durham Pride within days of winning
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: IDAHOBIT, a health secretary's exit, and what Reform UK did to Durham Pride within days of winning

The Saturday Scene: Two-party politics in the UK is dead and gone [Election Special]
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: Two-party politics in the UK is dead and gone [Election Special]

The Saturday Scene: King Charles steals the show in Washington, and what he didn't say out loud
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: King Charles steals the show in Washington, and what he didn't say out loud

The Saturday Scene: Has the UK become ungovernable, and what does that mean for us?
The Saturday Scene

The Saturday Scene: Has the UK become ungovernable, and what does that mean for us?