It was a bright, blue, sunny summer’s morning in London as I boarded the fast train from St Pancras station to Dover. My first ferry journey to France. P&O Ferries operate a shuttle bus from the train

Holly Morgan’s new show celebrates controversial women throughout history In her new show Madonna or Whore? Holly Morgan will be channeling controversial women from history and asks the big questions about

If you’re only in New York City for a weekend, then there are plenty of stylish hotels happy to take your money. However if you’ve got a bit of extra time, why not rent a short-term apartment and try living

Commemorating the attack on Charlie Hebdo On 7 January 2015, a group of journalists, at work in their office in Paris, were brutally murdered. Two armed men stormed the office of Charlie Hebdo, deliberating

On Caledonia Road, in the heart of London’s Kings Cross, there is a small shopfront painted bright purple and a discreet sign that confirms that this is the home of London Friend. This nondescript, unassuming

I met Francois Massoz at the bar operated by Rainbow House in Brussels on the rue du Marche au Charbon — just around the corner from their main administrative office. Massoz is in charge of communications

“All men are created equal. Now matter how hard they try, they can never erase those words. That is what America is about.” Harvey Milk. Mr President, I know you’ve got a lot on your plate at the minute.

At Gay Star News, the online media company where I work, we’ve been growing. We’ve been recruiting new members to the team, and there’s also been some turn-over in roles, plus we’ve got some plans for

I’m currently recruiting a new salesperson to join our commercial team at Gay Star News. We’re a digital media company — providing news and information to the global LGBTQ community. Gay Star News has

Meet Mark Hillier — one of the group organisers for the Moseley Shoals, the LGBT aquatics club in Birmingham, England. When was the Moseley Shoals club established? We were established in April 2000, growing

Meet Martin Kaulback of Different Strokes — the LGBT aquatics club from Wellington, New Zealand. How did Different Strokes start? Different Strokes was established in 2008 by three swimmers — Hamish Allardice,

Matthew Ogston met Nazim Mahmood in 2001 in Birmingham — the UK’s second-largest city. Matthew was 24, Nazim was 21. A few years later, they moved to London together. They were together for 13 years until

We meet Klaus Heusslein — co-president of the European Gay and Lesbian Sport Federation (EGLSF) and find out that the EGLSF are doing a lot more than just delivering the LGBT EuroGames. When was the EGLSF

“What news Xale?” impatiently demanded Santis, the Lord of Castle Yeltsin, as his chief counsel entered his throne room. “My Lord…” greeted Xale, bending down on one knee on the stone floor and bowing

Meet Pan Idraet’s Paul Brummitt to get the low-down on one of Denmark’s leading community sports organisations. You cover an enormous breadth of sports, 17 in all, what are some of the logistical challenges

Meet Bill McManus from Team Rehoboth Beach. You might not have heard of Rehoboth Beach. It’s a small coastal community that’s part of the rapidly growing Delaware Beaches area — easily reached from Washington

Meet Hans Laursen, communications officer with the International Gay and Lesbian Football Association (IGLFA) to learn more about the organisation and their work in tackling homophobia in the sport of

Meet Remco Kobus of Gay Swim Amsterdam. When was the Gay Swim Amsterdam club established? The club was established in 1995 by Bob van Schijndel. Is it just a swimming club or do you include other activities?