Police fly gay flag at festival
Officers from Devon and Cornwall's police force are to officially support a gay pride event in Cornwall. Members of the force's Gay Police Association will attend the county's first gay pride event, Cornwall Pride 2008, in Truro on
Police caution boy over gay jibes
An 11-year-old boy has been given a final warning for homophobic behaviour towards a man in Dursley. Police said the boy used homophobic language against the 49-year-old victim three times as he walked in the street. Pc Helen
Poland targets 'gay' Teletubbies
A senior Polish official has ordered psychologists to investigate whether the popular BBC TV show Teletubbies promotes a homosexual lifestyle. The spokesperson for children's rights in Poland, Ewa Sowinska, singled out Tinky Winky, the
Police called to pride week row
A confrontation between anti-gay protestors and supporters of Londonderry's Gay Pride Week had to be broken up by police on Monday night. It happened at the launch of the festival at the City Hotel. About 30 Christian
Police break up Beijing's first gay festival
Police have broken up Beijing's first gay and lesbian festival only minutes after it started, the organisers said yesterday. More than 400 people were expected for the three-day event, but as soon as they started to gather at Factory 798
Plea to MPs 'deliver all the goods on gay equality'
Green City Councillor Simon Williams has written to Brighton and Hove's three MPs saying that they are not doing enough to persuade the Government to end discrimination against lesbian' gay' bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. Simon
Plans to outlaw inciting gay hate
to make inciting hatred against gay people a crime have been announced by Justice Secretary Jack Straw. The law would cover gay, lesbian and bisexual people and may be extended to cover disabled and transgender people. Mr Straw
Plans to end gay discrimination
Plans to end gay discrimination Government plans to end discrimination based on sexual orientation in NI have been praised by gay and lesbian groups. Anti-discrimination legislation is already in place, but the goods and services proposals up
Pizza Hut sued for discrimination
Three gay men from Wales are suing Pizza Hut for sexual discrimination after they were refused service at a restaurant in Blackpool, Lancashire. Michael Kemp, 42, Paul Barnabas, 47, and his partner Iain Buck, 38, were among nine gay men
Pride drug tests will not be random
Police have sought to reassure people that Pride 2006 will not be ruined by 'clumsy' random drug testing aimed at the gay community. Officers will use the Ion Track drugs testing machine throughout the event
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The Merseytram scheme
Greens accuse government of double standards The government's decision not to provide additional funding for the Merseytram project' while repeatedly bailing out overspending road building schemes' shows where their real
The Side Two Tour
Recording artist Darren Hayes is playing one final round of intimate club dates in the UK for 2008 before he leaves these shores for a national tour of the U.S and then a well deserved break
The Green Party launched its 'virtual' manifesto
The Great Free Debate Pride
Note for your diaries. A all-lesbian panel this year. Wed 6.30 pm4th August The Great Free Debate at the Old Market, 6pm FREE EVENT. 11a, Upper Market St, BrightonT. 01273 736 222. Pride Great Debate this year stars an all
The Gay Wedding Show comes to a spectacular end
A piece of history unfolds. The 4th December became a date in history with one of the most talked about events in the UK, The official Gay Wedding Show From one end of Brighton to the other the 4th December was jammed packed with events
THE COST OF CLIMATE CHAOS
FAIRLIGHT'S CRUMBLING CLIFFS: THE COST OF CLIMATE CHAOS MEP VISITS FRONTLINE OF UK'S LOSING BATTLE WITH GLOBAL WARMING Event: MEP visits homes threatened by cliff collapse at Fairlight Cove Place: Cliff Top, Rockmead Road, Fairlight,
Thanet's first Gay Pride festival
Resort hosts first Gay Pride fest People from lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups have been taking part in Thanet's first Gay Pride festival on the seafront at Margate. The free event, celebrating diversity in the
Terrorist danger to gay venues
ï». Gays get death threats from Islamists London - 18 July 2005 Gay venues could be bombed by Islamic terrorists. All gay bars and clubs should introduce bag and body " /Increase security' urges OutRage! Gays get death threats from Islamists London - 18 July 2005 Gay venues could be bombed by Islamic terrorists. All ga
Tension rising around the second LGBT Pride in Riga
The Friendship Days and the second Riga LGBT Pride are taking place from 19-23 July. The LGBT Pride March is planned for this Saturday, 22 July, but there is not yet an official permit issued by the Riga City Council. Last year, Riga's
Tens of thousands at Pride parade
Soaring temperatures attracted as many as 150,000 people onto the streets of Brighton for the city's annual Pride parade, police have said. A carnival procession headed from Madeira Drive to Preston Park, where the party went on into Saturday
Invitation and news release - LGBT History Month prelaunc
Baroness Morgan will be the first education minister to address the prelaunch of LGBT History Month. The event, sponsored by the DCSF, will take place on Wed 19 Nov, at the Hackney Free Parochial School, as part of Anti Bullying Week.
Met Police hypocrisy on homophobia incitements
Met Police hypocrisy on homophobia Collusion with murder music Bounty Killer refuses to sign RCA agreement But police allow London concert to go ahead
Teachers to combat gay bullying
Leicestershire students who are being bullied because of their sexuality should soon get more support at school. The county council has developed a pack for teachers to help with the problem of homophobic bullying
Taxpayers Will Foot Airbus Bill For Generations
TAXPAYERS WILL FOOT AIRBUS BILL FOR GENERATIONS TAXPAYERS will be footing the bill for the new double-decker Airbus aircraft unveiled in France today for generations, a Green Party Euro-MP has warned
Tatchell under police guard
A GAY rights campaigner who believes a contract has been taken out on his life is under police protection. Cops are closely guarding Peter Tatchell's South London home after Jamaican gangsters
Tatchell to stand for Green Party
Veteran gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell is to stand as a Green Party candidate at the next general election. Mr Tatchell, who as a Labour candidate in 1983 fought the infamous Bermondsey by-election, will contest Oxford East, which is
S Africa set to back gay weddings
South Africa's parliament is expected to approve plans to legalise same-sex weddings. South Africa would become the first African country to approve such unions. The Civil Unions Bill was introduced after the Constitutional Court
Tatchell slams archbishop's 'appeasement' of anti-gay Anglicans
PETER TATCHELL SLAMS ARCHBISHOP'S 'APPEASEMENT' OF ANTI-GAY ANGLICANS - Williams 'putting earthly authority ahead of moral principle,' says human rights campaigner
TATCHELL CONDEMNS BLAIR FOR MARRIAGE APARTHEID
TATCHELL CONGRATULATES GREENS AND CONDEMNS BLAIR FOR 'MARRIAGE APARTHEID' Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has endorsed the Green Party's policies on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) human rights and accused Tony Blair
Tackling Homophobia/Transphobia on Brighton & Hove Buses
Contrary to the impression given at the Community Safety Forum meeting on 9th October that there have been no reported homophobic incidents on Brighton & Hove Buses in the last 3 years, a quick search of the database at the Anti-Victimisation
Sydney's Gay Mardi Gras to Paint the Town Green
SYDNEY - Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade, one of the biggest of its kind in the world, is going green this year with a message to Australians that they must take action to protect a threatened environment. Centrepiece of the
Swedish anti-gay pastor acquitted
Sweden's Supreme Court has acquitted a Pentecostal pastor accused of inciting hatred against homosexuals. In a sermon two years ago, Pastor Ake Green told his congregation that homosexuality was a 'deep cancer tumour' on society
Swaziland in World Aids Day snub
Swaziland, which has the world's highest rate of HIV infection, has cancelled events to mark World Aids Day, shocking activists. A royal decree was issued just a day before the prime minister was due to give a speech, saying it would clash
Sussex Police LGBT Policy
SUSSEX POLICE DIVERSITY SCHEME Sussex Police has now completed work on a diversity scheme, which includes a section on LGBT issues. The draft diversity scheme and an accompanying action plan are available for download from the Sussex
Sussex Levels of gay hate crime revealed
Twelve people were prosecuted for gay hate crimes in Sussex last year' according to the first publication of Crown Prosecution Service records. Six of those taken to court by Crown Prosecutors pleaded guilty and two more were found
Survey shows extent of hate crime
Almost three-quarters of people in Brighton's gay community have experienced hate crime in the last five years, a survey suggests. The Count Me In Too survey found that 73% of people who were gay, bisexual or transgender had been a victim of
Stop sale of 'Murder Music' says City Councillor
Record stores in Brighton and Hove are acting irresponsibly, a city councillor claims, after they refused to take music off-sale which incites the murder of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. Green Councillor Simon
Stop Murder Music Campaign Wins Award
The Stop Murder Music campaign won the Advocacy Award at the Black LGBT Community Awards 2007 ceremony in London. The awards ceremony was held at a gala dinner event on-board on a luxury Thames River boat on Saturday evening, 7 April
Stonewall 'top 100 employers for gay people'
On Wednesday 09 January 2008, Stonewall published its annual Workplace Equality Index, showcasing the UK's top 100 employers for gay people.
Stinewall Equality Walk
Spectrum is teaming up with Stonewall to help promote this years UK Equality Walk here in Brighton. To help promote the event we are looking for a few volunteers to help leaflet the bars to raise awareness about the walk and to
Stephen Green - should he appear on a BBC debate?
'Stephen Green - who is he?' you ask. If you're a member of the LGBT community you need to know. He hates everything you stand for and campaigns day (and probably night) to turn society against you simply because of your sexual orientation.
Spectrum-LGBT Community Forum
1. Wrestling with God and Men Steven Greenberg, the first openly orthodox and gay rabbi will be launching his book, Wrestling with God and Men at the Ajex Centre, Eaton Road, Hove, Sussex at 8pm on Monday 1 March and not as 7pm as
Spectrum Newsletter: Call for Contributions
Contribute to Spectrum's Newsletter! Spectrum's next newsletter will be published in March, and distributed widely to over 400 LGBT individuals, groups, organisations and businesses in Brighton & Hove, as well as local community
Spectrum Champions Training Call for Tenders
Spectrum works with mainstream services and the LGBT community in Brighton, Hove & surrounding areas to address the needs of LGBT people and ensure their significant contribution to the life of the City is recognised and valued.
Spectrum is looking for new trustees
Spectrum has achieved a tremendous amount over the last couple of years. We have supported 61 groups and businesses; offered training to LGBT and mainstream groups; organised a series of highly successful events; and facilitated
Spanish MPs approve gay marriages
Spain's lower house of parliament has voted in favour of allowing gay couples to marry and adopt children. The controversial decision overrules last week's rejection of the bill by the upper house' the Senate. The bill will become law in
South Africa to have gay weddings
South Africa's highest court has ruled in favour of same-sex marriages, which are banned under current legislation. The Constitutional Court ordered that parliament amend marriage laws to allow gay weddings within a year. The
South-East Euro-MP backs radical rail review
SOUTH-EAST EURO-MP BACKS RADICAL RAIL REVIEW UNDO BEECHING CUTS AND DOUBLE COAST TO CAPITAL LINKS â€' LUCAS EURO-MP Caroline Lucas has backed calls for a radical overhaul of rail services between the South Coast and London as part of
South Africa couple look forward to gay wedding
Last Updated: Monday, 27 February 2006, 09:23 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version SA couple look forward to gay wedding Mpumi (left) and Asanda are keen to get married Gay marriages are to
Soho's newest, sexiest gay bar
For boys next door, hot men, wallflowers, blossoming divas, Geisha is open-minded, open-mouthed and open-now! Show out - show off! Geisha; Soho's newest, sexiest gay bar Situated beside the infamous 79CXR on Charing Cross Road
Social attitudes towards gays have changed
Social attitudes are ever-changing. So who is up and who is down now we are a supposedly more tolerant nation? As little as two decades ago, many Britons frowned on sex before marriage, single mothers and gay people. When the first
Singapore retains its gay sex ban
Singapore's parliament has voted against a proposal to decriminalise sex between men, despite receiving a petition signed by thousands of people. The plan was part of a wider reform of sex laws, many dating from the British colonial are half a
Sign up to Embrace the Revolution
74% of people in the UK think that wind farms are necessary to help us meet current and future energy needs. Unfortunately, their voices are not often heard. If you're in favour of wind energy, it's time to show your support: Embrace
Shaw's new book My Undoing
Aiden Shaw is best-known for his work in the genre of gay pornography and now, for the first time, takes readers behind-the-scenes of the industry which made him a global star in his autbiography My Undoing. Shaw appears in Norwich this October.
Sex health funds 'pay NHS debts'
Much of the £300m destined for sexual health services is not reaching the frontline, a survey has suggested. The report by the Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV found much of the money has been used to cover local NHS
Sex case told of 'outing' by police
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Senegal 'gay wedding' men freed
Police in Senegal have released several men arrested over the publication of pictures said to depict a wedding ceremony between two men. No official reason has been given for their release. The pictures were published in Icone
Seas absorb half of carbon dioxide pollution
The world's oceans have soaked up half of the carbon dioxide pumped into the air by human activities since the beginning of the industrial age, according to new two studies. The gas is acidifying the seas and may harm marine life, the authors
Self-Injury Awareness Day
If you buy gay-interest magazines, surf gay news sites, or are part of any of the gay community websites then you've probably heard everything you want to hear about 'gay rights', 'queer politics' and the 'pink pound'
Scotish B&B owner to defy gay ruling
A BED & BREAKFAST owner said yesterday that he would rather go to jail than comply with a proposed law forcing him to allow gay couples to share a double bed on his premises
School tips on anti-gay bullying
Teachers in England are being alerted to guidelines on how they can tackle homophobic bullying. Pupils might be bullied if they are gay or are thought to be - or if their parents are - and teachers may also be targeted, the guidance says.
Schools 'must tackle homophobia'
Schools should do more to tackle homophobic bullying and discrimination against gay pupils, Nick Clegg says. He says schools' performance in recognising and tackling homophobia should be one of the factors assessed by Ofsted in official
Schools 'failing young gay men'
are not tackling homophobia or providing sexual health information, leaving young gay men more vulnerable to HIV, a campaign group says. The National Aids Trust, marking international day against homophobia, said homophobic bullying in schools
Schoolboy takes Jersey to European Court
A schoolboy is taking Jersey to the European Court of Human Rights over the fact that the island has different ages of consent for gays and straights. Luke Small, a sixteen year old from St Brelade has lodged the case with
Scans see 'gay brain differences'
The brains of gay men and women look like those found in heterosexual people of the opposite sex, research suggests. The Swedish study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal, compared the size of the
SA same-sex marriage law signed
South Africa's Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has signed the Civil Union Act which gives same-sex couples the right to marry. South Africa will be the first African country where gay people can wed when the law comes into force on
SA gays in 'blood flood' protest
Gay activists in South Africa have vowed to
SA couple want first gay wedding
A lesbian couple from Soweto say they want to be among the first to marry under new legislation to allow same sex-weddings in South Africa.
Say 'No' to religious opt outs on new goods and services law!
Two or three more days: plea to LGBT community - Say 'No' to religious opt outs on new goods and services law! Every response counts! There's a 50-50 split on responses received by the Government on whether to allow religious
Say no to opt-outs for faith groups on goods and services, say Greens
Simon Williams, a Brighton Green Party councillor, is concerned that the Government may bow to pressure from religious groups and allow them to continue discrimination against lesbian and gay people in the goods and services they
Sao Paulo holds Gay Pride parade
Hundreds of thousands of gay, lesbian, transgendered and transvestite people have taken part in a Gay Pride parade in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo. Organisers said the number of people taking part had exceeded last year's record of 2.5
Same-sex partners are 'sleep-walking into a tax and benefits nightmare' says gay Brighton councillor
News From Councillor Simon Williams' Brighton & Hove City council Same-sex partners are
Row over Cameroon 'gay' witchhunt
Cameroon's political and business elites have been rocked by a campaign by tabloid newspapers to
Rome marchers demand gay rights
Tens of thousands of gay rights activists have marched through the streets of Rome, demanding more legal recognition for same-sex couples. Colourful banners at the Gay Pride parade urged Italy's government to override the Vatican's objections
Romanian extremist rapped over anti-gay comments
By Marius Zaharia BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's top anti-discrimination body said on Thursday it had issued a stern warning to ultra-nationalist party leader Corneliu Vadim Tudor for anti-gay comments on TV. A candidate in
Rise in sex infections continues
The number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) continues to rise, latest figures suggest. Diagnoses of new sex infections rose by 2% to 376,508 from 2005 to 2006, largely among young people and gay men, the Health Protection Agency
Revenge wins right to serve alcohol till 6am
A gay nightspot will be allowed to serve alcohol until 6am under relaxed new drinking laws. The licence for Club Revenge is thought to be the latest granted for a public venue in Brighton and Hove. The club' in Old Steine'
Revellers gear up for gay march
gay festival in the capital is set to get under way at the weekend following its revival as a major outdoor event. Thousands of revellers are expected to join a parade through the city centre to Pilrig Park
Religious organisations are scaremongering
Green Party condemns moves to delay goods and services equality and welcomes House of Lords vote Should a lesbian pupil be expelled from a faith school because of her sexuality? Is it right that a faith-run homeless hostel can stop
Resort is gay wedding capital
Brighton is the UK's gay wedding capital' according to a new survey. The resort was named by 30 per cent of people as the perfect wedding location in an online poll carried out by radio station Gaydar. In second place was
Renewable sources of energy preferred
News that the British public are hostile to nuclear power was today hailed by the Green party as adding further weight to the widespread demand for an end to the use of nuclear energy. A poll has found that 59 % of those questioned
Relate Seeks LGBT Trustees
RELATE SEEKS LGBT TRUSTEES Relate in Brighton & Hove is recruiting new Trustees for the Board. The Trustees are effectively the management committee for Relate they make policy decisions and provide guidance for the development of the
Reds: Go Green!
Reds: Go Green! ' Are the Greens an alternative? Peter Tatchell says the Greens are the most effective radical left party and the best hope for advancing a progressive political agenda
Recycling cars and electrical
Green Party comment on the House of Commons Environment Committee's report into government response to the EU's End-of-Life Vehicles Directive and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive. An end to recycling
Rainbow Flags Back In Soho
Westminster City Council will this week adopt a brand new planning policy to enable rainbow 'freedom' flags to be flown in Soho. The policy was necessary after Soho's Prowler store fell foul of planning guidelines
Rail review fails to make real progress
Rail review fails to make real progress Government tinkering is not bold enough step to give the UK a rail network to rival Europe, say the Green Party The Green Party has given the Government's Rail Review, published today 15 July,
Race for UK's first 'gay wedding' hots up
Brighton sets clock at one second past midnight for UK's first gay wedding Brighton & Hove City Council intends to make British history by being the first city in the country to host a same-sex wedding when it marries three couples
'Publish Olympic Pledge Card' demand Greens
The Greens on the London Assembly have today issued a call for an 'Olympics Pledge Card' to ensure that community and environment promises on the Olympics are met. The 'cut-out-and-keep' Pledge Card would outline the Mayor's key
'Pro-family' groups rally in Rome
Hundreds of thousands of
Protection against sexual orientation discrimination
EU Parliament launch of shadow directive for protection against sexual orientation discrimination 08 Mar 2007 Green UK MEP, Jean Lambert has welcomed the latest campaign move to increase protection against sexual
Proposals for a Single Equality Bill for Great Britain
A Framework for Fairness: Proposals for a Single Equality Bill for Great Britain - A Consultation Paper Proposals for a Single Equality Bill for Great Britain This consultation paper sets out the Government's
Prohibition of Riga's Pride Parade
European Green Party demands consequences to be taken by the EU EGP-Spokesperson Lunacek: Police protected extremists but not peaceful demonstrators
Production Wraps on here! Networks' Original Horror Series The Lair
Season One of New Provocative Horror Series Will Make Its Debut on the Network Spring 2007 LOS ANGELES, CA - January 16, 2007 - here!, America's premium gay television network
Prison escapee is robbery suspect
Police investigating a series of robberies targeting gay men in North and West Yorkshire believe a man on the run from prison is a prime suspect. Convicted murderer Lee Dewhurst, 35, from Rochdale, Greater Manchester, absconded from Prescoed
Prime Minister Gordon Brown - Friend or foe?
Absent from 13 of 14 gay equality votes Doubts over Brown's commitment to gay rights London, 27 June 2007
Pride survey points to pinker future for Brighton
One of the country's largest ever LGBT surveys, conducted at last summer's Pride events in Brighton and Hove, has shown that the country's gay community is receiving widespread support from their heterosexual neighbours. Additionally, the
Pride street party axed
MORE than 35,000 revellers face an anti-climax to Britain's biggest gay pride event after the end-of-show street party was cancelled. Sussex Police and the organisers of the Pride parade in Brighton and Hove, say numbers at the Kemp Town
Pride in the Pavilion 31 July
PRIDE IN THE PAVILION Sunday 31 July 2005 Celebrate Pride in Brighton &Hove by luxuriating in the Regency fantasy of the Royal Pavilion 2 for 1 admission Enjoy one free adult admission with one full paying adult (saving you
PRIDE Grants Panel seeks volunteers
The board of Pride in Brighton and Hove is currently seeking two volunteer individuals to sit on its grants panel. The role involves receiving and considering applications from LGBT organisations for grants to be made from the fund raised at the
The Siege of Le Madame - Warsaw
This week saw dramatic new evidence of the ultra-conservative and homophobic atmosphere reigning in Poland since the election last October of a new hard-right government led by the reactionary, gay-baiting President Lech Kacynski and his equally
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Zuma apologises for gay comments
South Africa's former Deputy President Jacob Zuma has apologised after offending the gay community. He was quoted as saying that same-sex marriages were 'a disgrace to the nation and to God'
You can't trust a Tory
Last night's Policy &Resources meeting of Brighton &Hove Council saw the Conservative Party dump Patcham's Tory councillors and local residents squarely in limbo-land
Youth Theatre for LGBT Under Young People under 26
Youth shouted abuse at gay pair
A 35-year-old woman has been verbally abused after holding her girlfriend's hand while walking in a Suffolk park
Young Greens speak out against Mehdi Kazemi deportation
Young Greens across Europe have spoken out against the deportation of Mehdi Kazemi, the Iranian man whose life would be in danger on arrival in Iran, with the Scottish Young Greens Chair Peter McColl adding that
Young children 'learn homophobia'
Primary school children are using homophobic insults without realising it, paving the way for later bullying, an educationalist has warned. Mark Jennett said teachers should not allow words like
Workplace discrimination continues- new regulations not robust enough
In a study of employment tribunal discrimination claims using the 2003 Sexual Orientation regulations, ACAS, the government's employment advice service, has revealed the low up-take and low awards to claimants. Commenting on the analysis,
Year custody for fatal attack boy
A schoolboy who launched an attack which ended in the murder of a gay man has been detained for a year. At the High Court in Edinburgh, a judge told the 15-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, that only a custodial sentence was
Womb environment 'makes men gay'
A man's sexual orientation may be determined by conditions in the womb, according to a study. Previous research had revealed the more older brothers a boy has, the more likely he is to be gay, but the reason for this phenomenon was unknown.
Woman jailed for gay couple abuse
A mother has been jailed and her daughter given a community order after being found guilty of harassing a gay couple in Kent. Karen Reeves, 44, was sentenced to 150 days in prison and Christie Myles, 22, was given a 24-month supervision
Winter Parade 28th February
This is an invitation to the re-launch of the Brighton Peace and Environment Centre. In honour of this long awaited occasion we are organising a parade on Saturday 28th February starting at 4.30 pm at the old centre in Gardner Street up North
Will the new Partnership laws always be Civil?
The publicity campaign for Civil Partnerships has begun and is set to bring the biggest social revolution our society has seen in decades, but is this a step towards integration and acceptance, or a smokescreen to cover up the bigger issues in
Williams criticised by gay bishop
The first openly gay Anglican bishop has accused the Archbishop of Canterbury of failing to confront critics of his appointment. US bishop Gene Robinson, who has received death threats, said Rowan Williams's handling of rhetoric against
Wild Fruit Pride
Wild Fruit is gearing up for this year's exciting Pride celebrations. After last years huge and successful Wild Fruit post Pride party at The Brighton Centre the team at Wild Fruit
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Wild Fruit fundraising efforts
Wild Fruit are very pleased to announce that the total raised for Brighton Pride 2004 so far is £5,677.00 which makes the total raised by Wild Fruit to date a staggering £33,102.00,
Wild Bird Imports Could Spark Next Flu Outbreak
WILD BIRD IMPORTS COULD SPARK NEXT FLU OUTBREAK EURO-MP LUCAS CALLS FOR PERMANENT WILD BIRD TRADE BAN WILD birds imported into the EU for sale as pets have spread fatal diseases to livestock, wildlife and even humans, a new report drawn
Why won't Hewitt take action over obesity?
The Green Party has questioned why, with obesity costing the UK economy £7bn and the NHS £1bn [1], Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt refuses to take any action or responsibility for the obesity epidemic. More than 12m adults
What Has New Labour Got Against Brighton and Hove
Why has the Labour Government got it in for our fair city? What have we done wrong? Council tax will shoot up in April and frontline services to some of the most frail and vulnerable people in society - adults with learning disability needs and
West Sussex Council 2007 Ceremonies Brochure
West Sussex County Council are in the process of producing the 2007 Ceremonies Brochure. We are having a feature regarding civil ceremonies and have advertising space available. The other option is that we are keen to receive photos from business
West Lothian councillor slams Gay civil partnerships
A Scottish councillor is at the centre of a growing political storm today' after he apparently asked why "queers have to parade about in public" during a debate on civil partnerships
