The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, visited Dalston Junction station today to launch the six new line names and colours being used across the London Overground network. Geoff Coleman from the Mildmay Hospital represented the Mildmay Line which honours the small, charitable hospital in Shoreditch that has cared for Londoners over many years. It notably […]
Central and North London‘s (CNWL) Sexual Health Services have become the first in the country to offer PrEP medication, which is taken by people who don’t have HIV to stop them contracting the virus, online. Existing patients who meet certain clinical guidelines and are residents in the boroughs of Camden, Islington, Haringey and Barnet can now apply for a repeat […]
Khan launched the probe after the families of the four gay men killed by Stephen Port claimed that police officers involved in the case showed anti-LGBTQ+ prejudice.
The first LGBTQ+ inclusive retirement village in the UK is due to open this summer in London.
Siân Berry, the Green Party candidate for mayor of London, has vowed to protect trans rights and make the UK more trans inclusive if elected in May.
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has provided several LGBTQ+ venues in the city with emergency funding to help them survive the coronavirus pandemic.
London Mayor support fund to help Queer venues
More than 100,000 people are expected to march through London today calling for a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal, in the city’s biggest demonstration for 10 years.
Olly Alexander and Sadiq Khan back campaign supporting LGBT+ youth on World Suicide Prevention Day today. Year & Years front man Olly Alexander and Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan have joined Switchboard – the national LGBT+ Helpline and Gay Times Magazine to back a campaign encouraging young LGBT+ people to discuss issues surrounding their mental health more openly.
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan pens a letter to the LGBT+ people of the capitol in the lead up to London Pride. In the letter published exclusively in the July issue of Gay Times the Mayor concedes that even in London, the fight for LGBT+ equality is far from over.
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