The Green Party has gained a council seat from Labour in Queen's Park after candidate Mark Strong won a by-election on Thursday 24 September. Strong won 1,
We spoke to a young TNBI person, and their parent about what gender-affirming support in Brighton & Hove schools has meant to them, and what they wish the people arguing about them from a distance understood.
There are more children than there are parents who can adopt them, according to Adoption England and Coram. To get more insight on why this might be and what the
Award-winning Brighton venue Ironworks Studios has announced an expanded programme of LGBTQ+ club nights and community events following recent upgrades to its sound and lighting systems. The venue, which
Award-winning Brighton venue Ironworks Studios has announced an expanded programme of LGBTQ+ club nights and community events following recent upgrades to its sound and lighting systems. The venue, which
The Green Party has gained a council seat from Labour in Queen's Park after candidate Mark Strong won a by-election on Thursday 24 September. Strong won 1,
Brighton & Hove City Council is inviting residents, businesses and visitors to share their views on this year’s Pride Street Party at a community feedback session next month. The
The leader of the Wales Green Party has revealed how undergoing major surgery himself helped him better understand the distress experienced by trans patients whose gender-affirming operations were abruptly
Terrence Higgins Trust has said it is “profoundly disappointed” after the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommended against approving lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable form of HIV
For years, Brighton has been a place where queer creativity can flourish. But behind the music, the drag, the cabaret and the celebrations is a community of artists who need
The Brighton & Hove Rainbow Run has donated £7,834.65 to local good causes this year, taking the event’s total charitable contributions over five years to more than
Local by-elections rarely generate excitement beyond the boundaries of the ward faced with said by-election. There are two reasons why we are reporting on this particular by-election:
A sermon by trans Episcopal priest Flourish Klink has sparked a global conversation about faith, gender and inclusion after clips from a service delivered earlier this year resurfaced online and
LGBTQ+ activists in Serbia have renewed calls for legal recognition of same-sex couples, warning that thousands of people remain without basic legal protections despite years of campaigning. The demands
Japan is preparing to introduce a nationwide education programme on sexual orientation and gender identity, aimed at addressing widespread gaps in public understanding of LGBTQ+ issues.
