A rarely seen portrait of Tony Haynes by Duncan Grant features in one of the inaugural exhibitions at the new venue Charleston in Lewes.
Author: alfleflo
I asked members of the Sussex Gay Liberation Front what they thought about being photographed 50 years after the first Brighton Pride in 1973.
A memorable moment in the history of The Perfume Garden – Brighton’s polysexual hard house club of the early naughties.
The unusual tale of some gay mates turning the cafeteria of Bognor Regis zoo into a gay bar in 1983.
Some memories of the unique and wonderful Sylvester appearing in little old Brighton town.
A couple of short and juicy tales contributed to Brighton’s Seaside Stories, published in 2017 by QueenSpark Books.
Forty years after the first case of HIV in Brighton, we remember one brave man who welcomed the press to his hospital bedside in those early years.
Sussex GLF Secretary, Doug Coupe, shares some memories attached to the badges he has picked up over the years.
Brighton’s first Gay Pride in July 1973 was a week of events incorporating education, demonstration and celebration!
What do the films Goldfinger, Catch 22, and Yentl have in common? Cinematographer and Kemptown resident David Watkin.