Cambridge Talks
Cambridge is the latest city to start an oral history project; thanks to SexYOUality. The LGBT support and social group used the opportunity on its… Read More »Cambridge Talks
Cambridge Talks
Nearly Half of Our Engineers are in the Closet
Nearly half of Britain’s lesbian and gay engineers are not out at work, according to new research. While 45.2% are out at work, 41.8% remain… Read More »Nearly Half of Our Engineers are in the Closet
Manchester in Love
As part of Manchester in Love LGBT History Month will be working with Manchester Metropolitan University to hold a ‘What Is and How to Do LGBT History… Read More »Manchester in Love
Inspection into GR Surgery Quality
The Care Quality Commission has announced an inspection of The Imperial College Healthcare Trust, which is responsible for gender reassignment surgery at the Charing Cross Hospital. The… Read More »Inspection into GR Surgery Quality
LGBT History Month Badges Now on Sale
The LGBT History Month Badges for 2015 are now on sale in our ‘shop’. Focusing on Hidden Histories, the badges celebrate our 10th birthday and… Read More »LGBT History Month Badges Now on Sale
Fantastic Resource Launched
A new resource for teachers of English as a Second Language (ESOL) who want to raise LGBT awareness has been launched by Morley College and is… Read More »Fantastic Resource Launched
First Gay Monument to Alan Turing Unveiled
The first gay artwork dedicated to Alan Turing was unveiled outside Pink Punters LGBT venue in Milton Keynes today the 23rd of June (his 101st… Read More »First Gay Monument to Alan Turing Unveiled
Schools right to teach gay persecution during the Holocaust
By Jeff Evans, Academic Director, LGBT History Month Julia Gasper, in the first paragraph of her article ‘The Myth of the Homocaust’ purports to address an important point… Read More »Schools right to teach gay persecution during the Holocaust