I was thrilled that the #RainbowPlaque project was apart of #OurLondonOurSpaces ✨  A six-part Mayor of London's Culture team podcast series exploring the art & places that make up the capital.  I’m on the 1st Ep chatting Oscar Wilde but do listen to all episodes 🎧  london.gov.uk/programmes-str…

#OnThisDay in 1854 Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin. In episode 1 of #OurLondonOurSpaces we travel to south London, where the poet and playwright paved the way for LGBTQ+ rights through his experience and is remembered with a rainbow plaque🌈 Listen now🎧

We’re thrilled to share the #RainbowPlaque video dedicated to the Black Lesbian & Gay Centre (BLGC) The unveiling took place on 18/2/2024 at the Bridge Underpass next to 83 Bellenden Road, SE15 4QJ 🎥 JoelRyderMedia 🌈 tinyurl.com/vf29f8em #BHM2024 #BlackHistoryMonthUK

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“We existed, we always have existed, and we will continue to exist.” In February a #RainbowPlaque honouring The Black Lesbian & Gay Centre in Peckham was unveiled🌈 Black LGBTQIA+ histories can be erased, Rainbow Plaques can make them visible. Supported by the #UntoldStories

🏳️‍🌈Join in LGBT History Month!🏳️‍🌈 Check out the programme for Camden & Islington LGBT History Month bit.ly/CamdenandIslin… Everyone is invited to explore #Camden & #Islington LGBT history through 40+ diverse engagements including exhibitions, guided walks & history talks!

⁦Westminster City Council⁩ has been home to many LGBT+ folk and many gave made outstanding contributions to our community. A rainbow plaque has been unveiled for Jackie Forster broadcaster, actor & lesbian rights activist. ⁦David Robson 🎧🎬🌈🌹⁩ 46 Warwick Ave just got colourful!

Today, we hosted the reception after unveiling London’s latest Rainbow Plaque dedicated to the iconic journalist, broadcaster, actor, and activist Jackie Forster! Thanks to Studio Voltaire for choosing us! #LondonPubs #MaidaVale #littlevenice #listedbuilding #RainbowPlaque

Yesterday, friends, family, loved ones, and members of the LGBTQ + community gathered to celebrate the unveiling of a Rainbow Plaque, in Warwick Avenue, in memory of the late Jackie Forster, aka Jacqueline MacKenzie, supported by Debbie Weekes-Bernard the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan & Studio Voltaire 🌈

London's latest rainbow plaque has been unveiled at the former home of actor, broadcaster and lesbian rights activist Jackie Forster. bbc.in/41yZK0W

"Her kindness was legendary" - Sue Sanders, Founder of LGBT+ History Month. London's newest Rainbow Plaque honours Jackie Forster🌈 Jackie was a groundbreaking journalist, actor and lesbian rights activist. Learn more about her legacy⬇️ bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… The plaque is

Great to see a new rainbow plaque in Warwick Avenue this LGBT History Month, honouring journalist, actor and lesbian rights activist Jackie Forster. The project celebrates the vital contributions of LGBTQIA+ communities, past and present, to our city.

forum+ is so excited for Pride in London! We will be hosting a stall in Soho Square & can't wait to celebrate with the community! We look forward to showcasing our services & sharing information about our work in Camden & Islington.🏳️‍🌈🎊 For more info email [email protected]

Rebecca del Tufo Peccadillo Pictures Don't miss out on our Q&A this Friday! Stonewall LGBTQ Nation London LGBT+ Forums' Network London LGBT+ 🏳️‍🌈 @londongbt Queer Eye QueerCinemaCollective LGBT Age Journey Film Club TufnellParkFilmClub British LGBT Awards GIN UK (LGBTQ+ Indian & South Asian Network) in UK Queerty Queer Britain Museum Queer British Art Out Nation QueerLondonVoices Film Updates

🌈 LGBTQ+ Summer Walk 🌿 Join us Saturday 2 August at 4PM for a wellbeing boost and connection with your community! 📧 Sign up: email [email protected] #WalthamForest #LGBTQLondon #WalthamForestEvents London LGBT+ Forums' Network Transformation Partners in Health and Care Walthamstow Town

Shine On, Remembering Jody Dobrowski 🗓️ 15th October ⏰ 5.45pm 📍 Clapham Common Bandstand In October 2005, Jody was attacked as he passed through Clapham Common in what was a hateful and deadly homophobic attack.  1/2

Thank you to all who came along to remember Jody Dobrowski at the Clapham Common bandstand last night. It was a very moving event and I’m so thankful to both the Clapham & LGBTQ+ Community for coming together to stand united against hate. “Shine on” #NationalHCAW