Big Gay Lifestyle Show 2011
Saturday saw the launch of the exciting Big Gay Lifestyle Show at the Grand Connaught rooms in London in partnership with LGB charity Stonewall and support sponsors Google, and the RAF.
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Pat Butcher’s EastEnders exit revealed – Spoiler Alert!
Bisexual star Pam St Clement, who has played Pat Butcher on the hit soap for the last 25 years, is to finally learn how she will leave Albert Square.
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Homophobic Twitter users cause outrage by mocking Stuart Walker’s death
After the death of Stuart Walker in an attack at the weekend, a small number of individuals took to Twitter posting extremely homophobic remarks.
Continue ReadingMan arrested after burns assault in Leicester gay pub
Two men have been injured after being assaulted in the Rainbow and Dove in Charles Street, Leicester.
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Gay barman killed in Scotland
A barman was beaten and set on fire in what could have been a homophobic attack in Cumnock, Ayrshire.
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Diversity Careers Show 2011
There’s no getting away from the fact that the employment market is pretty tough right now. Unemployment’s on the up, and the outlook is far from rosy.
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Independent pink list vs. Pride power list
The Independent on Sunday’s annual pink list (IPL) was published on 23 October.
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New trust for worldwide diversity
The Kaleidoscope Diversity Trust, a new UK-based charity backed by political leaders and Prime Minister David Cameron, will be launched to support LGBT people suffering persecution around the world. “Britain should be a global beacon for reform on the issue of LGBT rights,” said Cameron.
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Pensionable poofs
A YouGov survey commissioned by Stonewall questioned 1,050 heterosexual and 1,036 LGB people over the age of 55 and found that older gay and bisexual men are three times more likely than heterosexual men to be living alone.
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Lesbian leader
A former BBC journalist, lesbian Glasgow MSP Ruth Davidson has launched a bid to lead the Scottish Conservative Party. The 32-year-old Ms Davidson was elected in May but is said to be a favourite of Cameron’s and is tipped to win the contest.
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