BBC Sussex will record an edition of Politics and Chill an LGBT+ style ‘Question Time’ programme at the Camelford Arms on Tuesday, July 30 from 7pm.
50 years on from the Stonewall Riots, there’s still plenty to talk about in the world of LGBT+ politics.
Put your LGBT+ questions to a panel of experts from across the spectrum at a special edition of BBC Sussex’s politics programme, Politics & Chill.
The panellists will be:
♦ Linda Riley – publisher of DIVA magazine
♦ Josephine O’Carroll – Conservative candidate for Brighton Queen’s Park in the 2019 election.
♦ Grace Cummings – Project worker at The Clare Project, Brighton’s long established support and social group for transgender people wishing to explore issues around gender identity.
♦ Ben Hunte – the BBC’s first LGBT+ correspondent appointed in December, 2018.
Your hosts for the evening will be BBC Political reporter Ben Weisz and broadcaster Kathy Caton.
Everyone is invited to attend, questions will be taken from the floor and entry is free.
The programme will be broadcast on Thursday, August 1 on the eve of the opening of Brighton & Hove Pride, 2019.
Event: Politics and Chill an LGBT question and answer
Where: Camelford Arms, Camelford Street, Brighton
When: Tuesday, July 30
Time: Doors at 7pm for 7.30pm start
Cost: Free entry