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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

Queen B is the bewitching new instalment in Juno Dawson’s Her Majesty’s Royal Coven (HMRC) series.

Traitors UK star, Miles Asteri has lent his voice to Causeway, a charity supporting LGBTQ+ survivors of modern slavery & human trafficking

The Wizard of Oz at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre stars Drag Race UK winner, The Vivienne as the Wicked Witch of the West

The School for Scandal at the RSC is a new production of Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s 1777 'comedy of manners' play

Débuting a new show style in Birmingham’s drag scene, Looser Women opened for its first show at Birmingham’s Black Box Theatre

As well as being known as one of the oldest surviving people living with HIV in the UK, Jonathan Blake is often talked about due to his role

Activist Jonathan Blake, born in Birmingham, was diagnosed with HIV in 1982. He's one of the UK’s oldest surviving people living with HIV

Jonathan Blake is a British gay rights activist from Birmingham, perhaps best known for his role in Lesbians and Gays support the Miners.

My Son's a Queer (But What Can You Do?) is a multi-award-winning show by playwright Rob Madge.

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