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Features / Youth Homelessness

Supporting LGBTQ+ young people who are at risk of homelessness

akt provides safe homes and better futures

Your say / LGBT History Month

‘The last few years have really seen the queer community in Bristol flourish’

The owners of HARTZAK and Fierce Unicorn weigh in on Bristol's LGBTQ+ scene

Your say / LGBT History Month

‘Being a queer person has struggles in the wider world but Bristol is a mini haven’

Sharifa Whitney James on queer intersectionality

Features / Drag

’The House of Mannington is a calling point for people who don’t fit into society’

Manly Mannington discusses Bristol’s newest drag collective

Features / LGBT History Month

Queer events happening in Bristol for LGBT+ History Month 2020

There's something for every LGBTQ+ person

Features / Drag

Brizzle Boyz to host their biggest drag night so far

Brizzle Boyz announce their first show of 2020

Features / LGBT History Month

Celebrating LGBT History Month 2020

Bristol's queer past, present and future

Features / Spoken Word

Queer artist releases BBC-supported audio project

Chris Hyde is a BBC New Creative

Features / clothing

A clothing company that’s proudly queer and political

houseoflegendarychildren is an LGBTQ+ t-shirt company

Features / 2020

9 LGBTQ+ events to look forward to in 2020

Drag, improv, parades and much more

Features / New Years Eve

Have a very queer New Year

New Queers Revolution is the LGBTQ+ way to welcome 2020

Features / trans pride south west

Return of annual pride event ‘by trans people for trans people’

Trans Pride South West will take place in November 2019

Features / alcohol-free

New night proves you can be queer without the beer

An alcohol-free night launches for the LGBTQ+ community

Theatre / Transgender

Preview: Burgerz, Weston Studio

One of the UK's most prominent trans performers will perform in the city

Features / Rave

Breaking out from the raving norm

Erektronica is a queer breakcore night

Features / 2019

The LGBTQ+ scene in 2019

University of Bristol graduate, Clodagh Chapman, looks the city's queer scene

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