Grants totalling £110,688 awarded to local LGBT+ and HIV organisations at the annual Rainbow Fund Grant Awards Ceremony at the Brighton Metropole Hotel on Monday, October 16. Rainbow Fund Patron Zoe Lyons and entertainer Lola Lasagne proved a great double act hosting the ceremony and announcing the successful recipients of this years grants.
Dr Brighton comedy nights on Sundays have raised £950 for good causes this year. Charles Childs, owner of Dr Brightons is pictured receiving a thank you certificate from Chris Gull, Chair of the Rainbow Fund for £950.
Dr Brightons will be raising money for the Rainbow Fund at their annual pre-Pride Pub Quiz on Thursday, August 3. Entry is just £2 per person with a maximum of 5 people to a team. Get there at 7.30pm for an 8pm start. There will be a raffle and prizes galore.
and Fringe, so in between visiting an Open House, taking in a Fringe Show or going to a concert, there’s some real arse-shaking to be done. This month Queenie catches up with the lovely Josh The Barber to find what he’s up to…….
Smiley Sunday returns to Dr Brightons with a bang at 7.30pm this evening raising money for the Rainbow Fund. A brilliant lineup of funny people has been assembled including: Trev Tokabi, Heather Minor, Carl Carzana, Alex Petrovic, Steve Pepper, Emi d’Escrivan and Victoria Howden. Kyle Wallace will compere the evening.
The parents of Ra Wolff have arrived in the UK to repatriate her back home to her family in New Zealand. Ra, the very popular bar girl and former deputy manager at Dr Brightons was found dead in her flat on Wednesday June 22.
Former deputy manager at Dr Brightons Ra Wolff, was found dead at home on Wednesday, June 22. Ra aged 37 first moved to Brighton from London six years ago working at the Coach House Restaurant in Middle Street and She Said Boutique.
Rumour Has It a monthly LGBT club night at Funfair nightclub on Brighton seafront receive a certificate for the £528.96 they have raised from their monthly parties for the Rainbow Fund.
Rumour has it….., the new club night for the LGBT clubbers was a huge success at Funfair on January 29, raising £205.17 for the Rainbow Fund in the process.
One of Brighton’s most popular seafront bars is planning a mega reunion party for one night only in January to remember the glory days of the early 2000s.
