Homophobia will be shown the red card at Hyde FC in a historic home match against Droylsden this Saturday
Alan Turing, WWII code-breaker and Mancunian mathematician, was convicted, and castrated, in 1952 for having a homosexual relationship
Manchester is to play host to a burlesque troupe with a difference next month.
Premier League clubs have signed up to an anti-homophobia charter today following a recent BBC Three documentary
Following the BBC documentary about the lack of openly gay footballers, MM's Owen Williams tackles the big question of homophobia in sport.
MM columnist Owen Williams tackles potentially one of the most controversial topics related to gay rights: religion.
BBC3 are to air a documentary tackling the issue of homosexuality in football on Monday.
Ten of Manchester’s drag divas are ready to race in heels instead of wheels to raise money for Sport Relief 2012
Lesbian and bisexual women are being reminded of the importance of cervical cancer screening.
The Lesbian and Gay Foundation has carried out a survey to piece together a snapshot of the typical visitor to Manchester's Gay Village.
The cobbles of Coronation Street came to Canal Street for the premier performance of an episode not seen since 1968.
The cobbles of Coronation Street are coming to Canal Street for the stage adaptation of some classic episodes.
An online petition to secure the pardoning of war time hero and mathematician Alan Turing has split opinion across Manchester.
Canal Street launched a free app for Android mobile phones yesterday.
Award winning group LGBT Youth North West are hosting a fund-raising night tomorrow.
A gay couple are celebrating after winning the chance of having their dream wedding planned for them, thanks to a Manchester-based firm.
A new photograph has emerged that could mean Manchester Pride is actually older than first thought.
Members of the LGBT community are being directly targeted as potential adoptive parents for the first time by Tameside Council this week.
Plans to pedestrianise the Gay Village on Friday and Saturday nights have been given the green light.
Organisers of Manchester Pride have declared that next year's event will be bigger and better than ever.