Dear readers, In light of recent news regarding the Brighton Rainbow Fund and our director Chris Gull, we at Scene magazine want to reassure our community. We remain, as we have always been, a community-focused publication produced and maintained by a dedicated team of volunteers. This core aspect of our mission has not changed. Following […]
Our resident pop nugget Dale Melita goes nuts over KP + more pop (midget) gems so dive in!
Join some of our editorial team on BBC Sussex, talking about Scene, been there, done that, and now planning for the future!
A person or agency to help us sustain the viability of the magazine by advising us on maximising the potential of our advertising opportunities within the print magazine, the online magazine, website and social media platforms, and perhaps, as a result of that advice, to manage this part of our Social Enterprise, or assist in recruiting somebody to do so.
Gscene Magazine becomes a Social Enterprise
Our Collective Challenge and how we’re supporting LGBTQ+ businesses & communities
GScene in Conversation with Caroline Lucas MP
Gscene announcement about our April 2020 Print issue
James Ledward 05/09/1954 – 03/10/2019 On Saturday, October 19 2019 we said goodbye to our friend, Gscene editor, and LGBTQ+ community champion.
Your magazine is dropped off at The Bristol Bar as part of your distribution but I’m afraid we no longer want to receive it. I am sure there is a healthy market for Gscene but, it is so full of drag queens and implausibly buff half-naked chaps that it does not represent the gay life I am living nor the more integrated view I take of modern Brighton.
