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Thursday, 29 March 2012 09:49
Who is at the heart of new Gay Village art project?
Written by Staff Writer
Members of the public are being invited to contribute towards a landmark new art project in Birmingham’s Southside district that will put the city’s Gay Village on the map as part of the Big City Plan. The Gay Village gateway project will see a large rhinestone-encrusted rhinoceros sculpture installed on…
The new leader of the Conservatives in Reading is to be Tim Harris, it was announced this week. Cllr Harris, a 41 year old software salesman, was elected without contest as group leader on Reading Council. Openly-gay, he is well-known for his prominent LGBT campaigning, which recently included successfully facilitating…
The National Trust is teaming up with SHOUT, Birmingham’s Festival of Queer Culture, to explore the city’s hidden gay past. The Back to Backs, in the heart of Birmingham’s gay district, will host performances from award-winning company Women & Theatre which uncover the lost histories of Birmingham’s queer people from…
SHOUT Festival is thrilled to be hosting a one off special club night/performance event – celebrating the famous JUG night club; one of Birmingham’s pioneering gay venues as part of a weekend of events celebrating queer history in Birmingham. The JUG, a nightclub spanning the late 70s to the mid…
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