Pride is a celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.  Unifying and inclusive events, Pride festivals run like a Mexican wave across the globe. Over 1 million people visited Pride London in 2009 and in 2010, Bristol finally shows its Pride.

Last year thousands of people across the UK united in their support of Terrence Higgins Trust on World AIDS Day, 1 December.

Schools, colleges, universities, pubs, clubs, churches, shops, theatres, trade unions and government offices (to name but a few) all helped to make a big noise about HIV and AIDS on this important day. From students selling red ribbons to celebrities designing exclusive bags, the world was forced to take notice!

It's that time of year again, parents break into empty nest syndrome, Tesco runs out of Baked Beans, and the fountains in the centre creak under mountains of foam after some jolly soul empties fairy liquid down the spout.

A new LGBT (Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) youth group called 2BME launches in Devizes on Monday 24th August.

The General Teaching Council, who regulate teaching standards, has found the ex headteacher of Combe Down Primary School in Bath, guilty of unacceptable professional conduct, after viewing gay porn in his office.