When Maggie Redding and Sylvia Daly told staff at their retirement complex that they were in a civil partnership 13 years ago, they expected a positive reaction. But Redding, now 83, and... 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 »
The Gateways is back. The longest-running lesbian club of all-time – the one whose actual clientele appeared in the 1968 film The Killing of Sister George; the one where Mick Jagger tried... Read more »
Lucy Fenton at the pub’s temporary home in Clerkenwell Green ONE of north London’s only LGBT+ venues is unlikely to reopen at its main site until next year due to building delays.... Read more »
South London will be taking part in the city-wide curation of events, from exhibitions to cabarets, discussions to online talks. Throughout February, south London is set to host a variety of events... Read more »
Alex Scurr, a 37-year-old professional dancer from South London, founded The Gay Male Dance Company (GMDC) back in 2015 after he struggled to combine his profession with his desire to find his... Read more »
Members of the LGBT community are being called on to help in the investigation of a suspected homophobic murder in east London. Ranjith “Roy” Kankanamalage, 50, was found in Tower Hamlets Cemetery... Read more »
T he chief of the Labour Party has apologised for the “harm” brought on by his visit to a church which has been broadly criticised for its attitudes in the direction of... Read more »
