LGBT
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Celebration of LGBT history returns
The Museum of Liverpool was the hub for the OUTing the Past Festival which celebrates LGBT history.
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Remembrance event for Transgender lives lost
Honouring lives lost proved a moving occasion at a vigil on International Transgender Day of Remembrance.
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Malaysian man’s Home Office plea to stay
A Malaysian man living in Kirkby faces deportation because the Home Office claims he’s lying about his sexuality.
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Broadcaster Balding’s journalism advice
Renowned sports broadcaster Clare Balding talks to JMU Journalism about breaking into the industry.
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T-shirt protest adorns Cilla statue
The famous Cilla Black statue in Liverpool was temporarily ‘defaced’ as part of a protest by radical feminists.
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Homotopia launch gets the party started
Homotopia organiser Char Binns tells JMU Journalism why the festival is so special.
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Homotopia celebrates 15 years of gay culture
The LGBT+ arts showcase extravaganza Homotopia is back – bigger and brighter than ever.
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Homotopia back with reasons to celebrate
The Homotopia festival has returned to Liverpool with a special launch event kicking things off.
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Tales shed light on LGBT history in city
The Tales From the City exhibition at the Museum of Liverpool will explore the changes the LGBT community has faced.
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Kicking off to tackle social issues
A football club is calling foul play on discrimination and bringing the beautiful game to players from all walks of life.
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Police lace up to back LGBT awareness
Merseyside Police officers are wearing rainbow-coloured laces to kick-start awareness for LGBT history month.
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‘Our discrimination battle continues’
Former Lord Mayor, Gary Millar, insists there is still work to do when tackling discrimination against the LGBT community.
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Funds granted for museum LGBT research
National Museums Liverpool has been awarded a grant of over £91,000 to fund research into its LGBT collections.
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Homotopia hysteria returns to city
A spectacular array of performances will bring a unique view of homosexuality during the Homotopia festival returns.
