>Birmingham Pride will not have its traditional march and parade this year as a result of a lack of agreement over traffic restrictions. Some see… Read More »Campaigners Gather to Fight Birmingham Pride March Ban
>Following a successful run in March 2007, Moj of the Antarctic returns to Oval House Theatre for one week only to launch the production’s British… Read More »Moj of the Antarctic Returns to South London
>Only a few days before the 140th anniversary of his birth (14 May), the city of Berlin honoured the memory of Magnus Hirshfeld. A promenade… Read More »Berlin Street Named After Pioneer Scientist
>We seek them out so you don’t have to. This is our weekly non-exhaustive round up of upcoming LGBT programmes on the radio and television.… Read More »LGBT Related Radio and TV Programmes. 10th – 17th May
>The tangled history of the papers of the playwright Joe Orton is unwoven by Dr. Matt Cook who reveals the extraordinary sources that survive on… Read More »Losing Orton in the Archives
>Campaigners on the Greek island of Lesbos are to go to court in an attempt to stop a gay rights organisation from using the term… Read More »Islanders Want to Reclaim Lesbian Label
>The latest edition of the LGBT History Month bulletin is now available, as usual packed-full of news, information, notices of upcoming events and quotations. To… Read More »Bulletin No 46
>As part of Relate’s 70th birthday celebrations, the UK’s largest provider of relationship counselling and sex therapy is looking for special couples and individuals over… Read More »Enduring Love – Audio History Project
>Sue Sanders speaking at the Pre-launch of LGBT History Month 2008 at the Royal Courts of Justice – 26 November 2007 In the 1970’s school… Read More »Half an Hour with Sue Sanders
>A recent survey of 1,145 young people conducted by the Schools Health Education Unit for Stonewall reported that 92% of gay, lesbian and bisexual pupils… Read More »Account of a School Celebrating History Month 2008
