clubs t bars t cabaret t life No 1125 28 September 2016 RYNBHB[JOFDPNtRYHBZMPOEPO 18 Suitable only for persons of 18 years and over The who, what, why, where & when of gay London… THE INFORMER It’s pretty surreal to think that when BBC Seeking our parents were born, homosexual- ity was still criminalised, but 50 years LGBT+ Archive later, their gay sons can get married and can make a living writing pithy club reviews for an unabashedly Material for homo magazine. That’s what you call progress. Next year, the BBC is 50 Years going to be marking 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexual- ity with an interactive, crowd-sourced Celebration archive and a television series based around these stories. So, if you think you have anything that could illustrate LGBT+ life in this period, whether it be photos, film footage, flyers, posters, banners, anything even vaguely relevant, then send them to
[email protected]. ‘Pride of Place’ Campaign Wins Listed Status for LGBT+ Homes qxmagazine.com ACTING EDITOR Several significant LGBT+ properties have been listed by Historic England in a DYLAN JONES bid to commemorate queer history. Oscar Wilde’s house at 34 Tite Street in
[email protected] Chelsea now has a blue plaque, as does composer Benjamin Britton’s home EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS in Suffolk. Other properties that have been included are the house shared JAMES EGAN by diarist Anne Lister, considered ‘the first modern lesbian’, and her partner JOE HOLYOAKE in 1836, as well as a mansion in Surrey shared by a gay couple, which was
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