>The National Portrait Gallery has launched an appeal to save the only known portrait from life of the playwright John Fletcher. Fletcher lived close to… Read More »Appeal to Buy Unique John Fletcher Portrait
> The first pictures of tonight’s highly successful event at the Royal Courts of Justice are now available on our photo pool (see slideshow on… Read More »Pre-launch: First Pictures
>Senior politicians, broadcasters, legal professionals, teachers and gay rights advocates will gather in central London later next week to raise awareness of next year’s LGBT… Read More »Ministers Lend Support to LGBT History Month
>The first London Lesbian Art Festival wil open on 30th November at the Pierre Garroudi Gallery. Whole festival is devoted entirely to the contemporary art… Read More »First London Lesbian Art Festival
> Maurice Béjart1927 – 2007 One of the most influencial dancers and choreographers of the 20th century. Maurice Béjart – WikipediaMaurice Béjart – The Times
>Back in 1988, Section 28 of the Local Government Act stated that a local authority was not permitted to “promote the teaching … of the… Read More »Let’s Pretend! – Fifth Annual LGBT History and Archives Conference
>A few days ago, our post about a rabbi speaking out against a homophobic interpretation of the Bible attracted a righteous comment from a reader,… Read More »Tutu Chides Church for Gay Stance
>Building on last year’s success, the Rainbow Film Festival will take place from November 30th to December 6th in Shrewsbury at The Old Market Hall… Read More »Second Shropshire Rainbow Film Festival
>In February 2007, the Camden LGBT Forum organised an event for almost every day of the month. Ben Cooper of the Camden Community Radio went… Read More »Camden Community Radio Reports on the Month
>Today marks the 4th year since the repeal of the infamous Section 28. The amendment to the Local Government Act which stated that a local… Read More »Jenny, Eric, Martin . . . and Me
