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Schools in both Bristol & Swindon have been found to be amongst dozens in England and Wales accused of using language in sex education policies echoing the scrapped “Section 28” rules, which banned the promotion of homosexuality.

A packed day of entertainment is planned in Swindon This Saturday as the town hosts it’s annual Pride Event, an event designed to promote equality and diversity within the community

Bristol City Council has come under fire by a local councillor after an attempt to access a gay review site was blocked while using the free wi-fi service in City Hall.

Bristol Pride Don’t miss out on a great day celebrating everything LGBT in the great city of Bristol this Saturday (13th July) The Pride Parade will start from Queens Square, where those wishing to take part are asked to gather from 11am, The Parade will leave Queens Square around 11:45, go up Baldwin Street, along Wine Street and into Castle Park.

Wiltshire has been named third best council in Great Britain for its work to increase equality and prevent and tackle homophobic bullying in schools and communities.

Pride isn’t just about the parade and the inevitable parties, there’s a varied and interesting line up of events planned throughout the week leading upto the big day on Saturday.

Swindon’s Pink Rooms is celebrating after receiving a nod of approval from the local police licensing officer.

More foster carers and adopters are needed in Somerset to help transform the lives of children in care with a focus on finding gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender couples.

Staff from HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Taunton office will be heading to Glastonbury Festival to ensure that unsafe sex doesn’t ruin the party at this year’s event.

Disco Pop Sensation Sophie Ellis-Bextor & Boyband Blue join a packed main stage at the FREE Bristol Pride festival in Castle Park on Saturday 13 July.