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Cambridge Is Chopped, a grassroots movement born out of frustration and resilience, has been created by Guillotina, the city’s "only Black drag performer", as a response to the isolation, racism and lack of solidarity experienced by QIPOC - Queer and Indigenous People of Colour - in Cambridge.

A former teacher has been barred from the profession after repeatedly telling pupils that “sex between two men was unnatural, unhealthy, disgusting perversion”. The Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) has issued a prohibition order, finding his conduct brought the profession into disrepute. Between 2015 and 2020, Patrick Lawler, aged 62, taught

A major Freedom of Information investigation by advocacy group TransLucent has revealed that concerns about trans women in single‑sex spaces are vastly overstated. Over a three‑year period, across 382 public authorities in England - including local councils, NHS trusts and domestic abuse refuges - only four formal complaints

Cardiff LGBTQ+ venue, The Golden Cross, has closed its doors under its current management, marking the end of an era for Wales' oldest gay bar.  The Grade‑II listed pub on Hayes Bridge Road held its final night on Saturday 3 January. Established in 1863 and operating as an

Liverpool illuminated in green over the weekend to honour the memory of James Lee Williams - better known as The Vivienne - the trailblazing RuPaul’s Drag Race UK winner who passed away tragically a year ago. To mark the first anniversary of Williams’s death on 3 January 2025,

Royal Mail has banned a postman from working while the police investigate an incident described as a possible hate crime, after the delivery worker was caught on camera knocking over a rainbow garden gnome and Pride-flagged planter.  The incident occurred on 6 December in east Belfast at around 3.35