By Tara O’Connor, Local Democracy Service Wimbledon’s first LGBT+ bar could be stripped of its licence for good after staff failed to call the police when an “extremely violent fight” broke out... Read more »
An announcement on the website of Gala Fairydean Rovers changed Zander Murray’s life beyond recognition. After three decades of covering up and denying his true sexuality, the striker was now the first... Read more »
A fundraiser to replace a famed east London gay bar that was shut down by developers has hit its target of £100,000 and secured its future with more than 24 hours to... Read more »
Teachers at a Roman Catholic state school in south London have defied the Archbishop of Southwark by going on strike over the Church’s decision to cancel a visit by a gay author.... Read more »
A man has appeared in court charged with murdering a gay man with a hammer in a cemetery last August. Ranjith Kankanalmalage, a Sri Lankan national, was found in Tower Hamlets Cemetery... Read more »
In 2019, Imogen was working as a freelance musician and studying sound art when she stumbled on a new hobby. “I was inspired to try out bellringing after speaking to a friend,”... Read more »
The Catholic church has banned a visit to a London school by a gay author and removed a number of governors who supported the event, in a move that has drawn comparisons... Read more »
A gay couple was left “in tears” after a fellow passenger was allowed to board a bus despite hurling homophobic abuse at them. Arthur Webber, 23, and his boyfriend, Dan, were on... Read more »
It’s no secret to anyone that London is home to a thriving LGBTQ+ scene. Whether you want a casual night out or a full blown clubbing experience, there are countless revered spots... Read more »
Police chiefs are appealing to the East End’s gay community for help after the death of Ranjith Kakanamalage in Mile End in what police say was “a suspected homophobic attack”. Ranjith, a 50-year-old also known as Roy, has just been... Read more »
