News

Following the World AIDS Day vigil at memorial ribbons, Missing Bar, Birmingham raises over £200 for charity

Wolverhampton LGBT+, along with Wolverhampton Council and The Methodist Church are hosting a memorial event to commemorate World AIDS Day

Birmingham AIDS and HIV Memorial team and the charity Saving Lives invite the community to join them on World AIDS Day 

After being informed of a rumour circulating the Gay Village about the possible closure of The Fox, its owner dispelled the rumours...

Due to popular demand, the UK tour of Dear Evan Hansen will return to Birmingham in 2025.

Queer Britain – the UK’s first national LGBTQ+ museum – has announced new ambassadors including Birmingham Pride’s Eva Echo

Jack and George Scott-Lee are a married gay couple living in the West Midlands, whose marriage Visa has been rejected by the Home Office

Birmingham LGBT – a charity supporting the community – has received a donation from The Cadbury Foundation

Joe Lycett has shared a ‘Manifesto for the Arts’ ahead of the upcoming governmental budget

Sandwell Council of Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) have granted Wolverhampton LGBT+ (WLGBT+) £4750 to support those living in Sandwell.

Pliny Soocoormanee, has been honoured with the prestigious National Diversity Award for Positive Role Model in the LGBT+ category

John Mincher, a baker born & raised in the West Midlands, earned Star Baker in the premier episode of The Great Bake Off, S15

The Village Inn, one of Birmingham’s oldest LGBTQ+ venues, has announced plans to move location

After years of campaigning, opt-out testing for HIV and hepatitis has begun in Birmingham emergency departments

A call-out for trans and non-binary participants for a study about fertility services and consultations with the University of Birmingham

Leicester Pride march will be led by Europe’s largest trans flag, measuring 82ft long

an exciting new project with Fatt Projects which will see the creation of dancefloor ‘hymns’. ‘Congregational’ 

Despite having to cancel 2024’s Pride festival, Chase Pride have teased a mini pride event coming in September

Birmingham’s drag scene will be putting on a ‘Drag Night’ to raise money for a local LGBTQ+ cause &this year’s recipient is Birmingham LGBT

Staffordshire County Council Archives and Heritage Service introduced their new ‘Pride in Our Past’ LGBTQ+ Community History Project