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LGBTQ+ comedian, Aaron Twitchen brings his stand up show 'Himbo' to Birmingham

Drag Race UK star, Michael Marouli has announced that she will be performing at Walsall Pride in 2024.

Headlining the main stage of Walsall Pride this year is Karen Harding whose début single 'Say Something'

Human rights campaigner, Peter Tatchell talks about police forces apologising for historic homophobia.

A National Express West Midlands’ double-decker bus wrapped in the colours of the LGBTQ+ pride flag has been returned to public routes

A t-shirt featuring artwork of Harry Styles, created by Joe Lycett, is being sold to raise money for Greenpeace.

Lia Papouis is a queer photographic artist based in Birmingham. Lia speaks to Midlands Rainbow about her latest project.

The Smithfield site has been used for many years by Birmingham Pride but how will development impact it?

Stafford Borough Council overturned its decision following an open letter issued by Pride

Stafford Pride organisers have issued an open letter to Stafford Borough Council expressing disappointment in the decision not to fly Pride

House of Allure – a Birmingham-based burlesque and cabaret group – celebrated a spectacular pride special

Planning has been approved in Birmingham for the former site of CHIC, LGBTQ+ nightclub

Fatt Projects has launched an events accessibility guide for nightlife and party organisers

Bromyard, a town in the parish of Bromyard and Winslow, will be celebrating its first-ever pride in 2024.

Coventry Trans Pride will be holding a picnic in the park on the 10th of August 2024

A 23-year-old man has been arrested and charged with assault following an incident during Birmingham Pride weekend.

A Pride party held at Birmingham’s Attic Brew Co. has raised over £1,000 for the charity, SHELTER

Interview with Bally Singh, Gaydio DJ & one of the internet's favourite 'meme-queens' about his foray into stand-up comedy for charity.

Drag performers, Matthew 'Blanche' Stephens and Cycki Brokat, are joining the cast of Come Dine With Me, representing The Loft

P.J. Ellis speaks to Midlands Rainbow about his latest novel We Could Be Heroes; a "love letter to the LGBTQ+ community, and to the city of