Britain’s ‘first openly gay builder’… and MANchester is where he wants to work – you can leave your (hard) hat on
Ray Bulloch runs R&G (Ray and Gay) Builders and Property Maintenance and claims to be Britain’s first openly gay builder
‘Ex-gay’ claims UK Christian group offer ‘gay cures’ – but LGBT charity chief brands them ‘dangerous’
Dr Mike Davidson claims Core Issues Trust offer ‘gay cures’ while Grahame Robertson at The Lesbian and Gay Foundation hits back at ‘dangerous and ultimately ineffective practices’.
Alan Turing Institute recognises gay code breaker as ‘true British hero’, claims original pardon campaigner
The claims comes from William Jones, a gay computer programmer from Sale, who started the original petition to see Turing royally pardoned.
Cinema review: Stranger By The Lake
The film was nominated for eight César Awards at the 39th César Awards in January of this year
Time to talk: Manchester’s LGBT community called on for Question Time-style debate
To commemorate LGBT History Month, Manchester City Council will hold its second annual LGBT Question Time at the town hall
Canal Street 20 years on: How has Manchester’s gay village changed and can it shed image as ‘gay ghetto’?
Manto opened in 1990 and changed the face of Canal Street
Student’s plan to lose virginity with gay sex performance dubbed unartistic and provocative by LGBT Youth North West
Clayton Pettet plans to have sex on stage in a London art show
Pardon for Manchester computer ‘hero’ Alan Turing step closer as bill passes House of Lords debate
Turing was convicted for gross indecency in 1952 over homosexuality