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Your say / rainbow crossing

‘The reaction to Bristol’s rainbow crossing proves exactly why we need it’

Even in 2021, LGBTQ+ acceptance has a long way to go

LGBT / Sponsored Feature

Preview: The Palace International Film Festival

Bristol’s LGBTQIA+ film festival is back 8 – 12 September

LGBT / Bristol Pride

In pictures: Bristolians enjoy new rainbow crossing

People (and pups!) celebrate queer visibility in the city

Features / art

Bristol Pride Art Trail returns for 2021

LGBTQ+ art on display in central Bristol windows

Features / trans rights

Bristol LGBTQ+ organisations respond to LGB Alliance Charity Commission ruling

Controversial group has been granted official charity status

Features / Wellbeing

A space for queers in Bristol

Queer Space Bristol runs a wide range of creative and wellbeing workshops

News / councillor

Bristol’s councillors on the city’s LGBTQ+ community

Bristol24/7 asked the city's representatives how they will support LGBTQ+ people

Features / police and crime commissioner

The Bristol mayor, WECA mayor and police and crime commissioner on LGBTQ+ communities

Bristol24/7 asks them

Your say / LGBTQ+

‘I’m proud that Bristol’s LGBTQ+ community have, for generations, enriched the life of our city’

Marvin Rees on the city's queer community

Your say / Kill the Bill

‘If you are queer, you have no right to condemn the actions of those protesting to protect our rights’

Remember who paved the way for LGBTQ+ rights, says Kit Million Ross

Your say / trans rights

‘There are a myriad of reasons why Bristol should have a Gender Identity Clinic’

Kit Million Ross is unlikely to have access to any medical gender care before they turn 30

Features / Photography

The photo project increasing queer visibility in Bristol

Karen launched LGBTQ+ Faces of Bristol in July 2020

Features / LGBT History Month

Bristol Lesbian and Gay Switchboard: almost 40 years of LGBTQ+ community

Bristol Lesbian and Gay Switchboard (BLAGS) was set up on February 1, 1975

Features / LGBT History Month

The Radnor Hotel: Bristol’s gay safe haven of the 20th century

A look back at a special pub on St Nicholas Street

Features / Valentine's Day

An anti-Valentine’s Day ball for LGBTQ+ people

The night will feature guests from across the country

Features / HIV

A look into the lives of those in the HIV and AIDS community

We Are Still Here will use research and photography

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