I’ve written a book! It’s three tales of true-life queer spaces from the 1970s and 80s – the Hotel Roger Dee, the Magic Farm and the Safari Bar.
Tag: Gay News

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!

Brighton’s first gay demonstration took place in October 1972, a Gay Day staged by the Sussex Gay Liberation Front.

Famous for her beehive, black eye make-up and soulful voice, Dusty was also one of the first pop stars to admit to being intimate with the same sex.