ADÉLA announces The Provocatour Tour following release of EP
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Worcester LGBT condemns recent 'Unite the Kingdom' protest
Worcester LGBT has issued a strong condemnation of the recent 'Unite the Kingdom' protest led by far-right activist Tommy Robinson in central London, warning of a "growing fear" among immigrants, Muslims, and LGBTQ+ individuals in the wake of the event.
The protest, which drew an estimated
Suspended Pride in London chief ordered to relinquish control amid misconduct allegations
The chief executive of Pride in London, Christopher Joell-Deshields, has been ordered by the High Court to surrender control of the organisation’s bank accounts, digital assets, and company devices following allegations of financial misconduct and workplace bullying.
Joell-Deshields, 54, who has led the LGBTQ+ event since 2021, is currently
Bisexual Awareness Week: "I am bisexual, I am proud."
For years, Manchester-based entrepreneur and mum-of-one Nicky Wake, 53, felt her bisexual identity was being quietly erased. Not because she hid it, but because life placed her in a long-term heterosexual marriage that overlooked a fundamental part of who she was. Now, five years after the tragic death of her
INTERVIEW: The look queen of the Brighton scene, Mary O'Kart discusses finding drag, living in a fundamentally queer city and Ready Player 2? EP
"To make it as a drag queen in Brighton takes balls."
Music for Change: LGBTQ+ stars to honour lives lost to suicide and addiction
On Friday, 10 October, some of London’s most celebrated queer performers will take to the stage at St Giles, Barbican, for a one-night-only event marking World Mental Health Day. The concert, titled Music for Change, aims to raise awareness of the "alarming rates of suicide and drug-related deaths
Margate Black Pride champions grassroots visibility for diaspora LGBTQ+ communities
Margate Black Pride returns this Saturday (13 September) with a powerful message of inclusion, visibility and community empowerment. Since its founding in 2022 by Gaëtan Gauthier, the event has remained entirely self-funded, rejecting corporate sponsorship to preserve its independence and ensure authentic representation for Black and diaspora LGBTQ+ people.
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