>On Friday 25th September 2009, Ian Baynham, 62, and his friend were subjected to homophobic abuse in Trafalgar Square, London. When Ian challenged this unacceptable… Read More »Vigil Against Hate Crime – 30 October
>ANGELA EAGLE MP, Parliament’s only out lesbian, KEN LIVINGSTONE, former Mayor of London, ANDREW BOFF London Assembly Member, DAVID MCALMONT, singer/songwriter, and TIM TEEMAN, Times… Read More »Queer Question Time @ RVT
>A new LGBT arts festival starts in Birmingham this autumn. Called SHOUT, the festival starts on October 30th and runs through November in a range… Read More »SHOUT in Birmingham
>A Day in Hand, LGBT History Month’s sister campaign, has been awarded the prestigious Sheila McKechnie Foundation Award for Social Inclusion. The Foundation is the… Read More »A Day in Hand Honoured
>The day aims at raising awareness of the LGBT community with the general public in an effort to give a familiar face to the LGBT… Read More »Today Is National Coming Out Day in the US
>Sshh! Saturdays will then occur on the last Saturday of every month as a way of encouraging and inspiring LGBT people to take responsibility for… Read More »A Day in Hand Launches Same-sex Hand Holding Saturdays
>To mark the first anniversary of the murder of Michael Causer, there will be a respectful gathering to remember all victims of persecution on Sunday… Read More »Michael Causer’s Murder to Be Remembered This Weekend
>The Prince Charles Cinema, London’s West End’s cheapest cinema, will be celebrating LGBT films throughout August. On Monday nights, they will be screening a selection… Read More »Queer Films Season at the PCC
>It’s 40 years this summer since the Stonewall Riots marked the symbolic birth of gay liberation. But what really happened at those events in New… Read More »Stonewall at the Southbank
>Sue Sanders, co-chair of Schools Out and LGBT History Month, received an award in recognition of her lifetime’s campaigning for LGBT rights, on Friday night… Read More »LGBTHM Co-Chair Honoured with Community Award
