A group of Bournemouth University Sport Management students have completed a project to explore the issue of homophobia in schools and sports clubs. It revealed that… Read More »Bournemouth Project Reveals Homophobia in Universities
After becoming the first professional Basketball player in the top four leagues to come out while playing, Jason Collins has been inundated with support from his… Read More »Collins Receives Loads of Support
The UK answer to Will and Grace, Vicious is about to hit our screens. Created by Mark Ravenhill, scripted by Gary Janetti (Will and Grace;… Read More »Vicious Airs April 29th
We are very sorry to report that Brighton Ourstory, the city’s LGBT History site is closing after 24 years. Te project inspired LGBT History Month… Read More »Brighton Ourstory Folds
San Francisco Pride is in political turmoil after a decision to honour Bradley Manning, the gay soldier responsible for thousands of Wikileaks by making him… Read More »SF Pride Split over Manning Honour
Pedro Almadovar is back in action with his campest comedy ever. Reverting to stereotype, I’m So Excited! is set on an aeroplane where the cabin… Read More »Almadovar's 'Gayest Film Ever'
Teachers, pupils and union members marched in Accrington to remember Lucy Meadows. Lucy, a teacher at St Mary Magdalen’s Primary, died last month after starting… Read More »Accrington Remembers Lucy
France is set to become the 14th nation in the world to legalise same-sex marriage, after the National Assembly passed it in a final vote… Read More »France Votes for Same Sex Marriage and Adoption Rights
Pride Games is an annual international LGBT sport festival for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their friends. With a range of sports held… Read More »13 great sporting activities
Gay’s the Word bookshop is delighted to welcome Louise Welsh, acclaimed author of The Cutting Room, The Bullet Trick and Tamburlaine Must Die. Join us… Read More »Book Reading
