The West London LGBT Forum is open to all LGBT residents, community and voluntary groups, and those statutory, voluntary and community organisations who would like to work with LGBT community issues in the West London area.

Starring Bette Bourne. Written and directed by Tim Fountain.
One hundred years since the birth of Quentin Crisp Bette Bourne once again brings to the stage his award-winning performance in Tim Fountain's RESIDENT ALIEN.

A huge hit on both sides of the Atlantic, RESIDENT ALIEN tells the story of what happened to the Naked Civil Servant after he left Britain for New York in 1981.

James Davidson will discuss his new book
From Sappho to Alexander the Great, Ancient Greek Civilization is full of famous same-sex lovers. For all those who came after them, this inescapable feature has caused amusement, puzzlement and concern. Victorians preferred to focus on the intellectual side of Ancient Greek homosexuality, coyly ignoring the sexual aspect. Later scholars sought to redress the balance by stressing the physical nature of "Greek Love".
James Davidson asks us to forget everything we thought we knew about the intimate culture of Ancient Greece and start again from scratch. The result is an engrossingly rich and diverse picture of Greek love which takes in bizarre Spartan sex-acts, recently discovered paintings and fragments of broken text, and throws new light on Greek civilization as a whole.

Come and hear the best rock & roll gossip of all time from the legendary photographer, intimate of Warhol and Bowie, witness of Stonewall, godfather of glam and punk, at a unique one-off event!

Enjoy the vibrancy of Soho's exciting modern day streets whilst walking a heritage trail of diverse LGBT History.
Hear about the characters that have lived challenging and complex lives, making unique contributions to science, the arts, culture, the community, politics and LGBT rights.

An exhbition looking at life for the crews on passenger and merchant ships from the 1950s to the 80s, when being at sea was one of the few places gay men could be themselves.

The exhibition shows the great diversity of gay men at sea. Some were out, camp and casual - while others remained in the closet and wary. Gay men were welcomed in catering but engineers, pursers and officers had to be more cautious as they could face hostility or even lose their jobs. Includes examples of Polari. A National Museums Liverpool touring exhibition

Starring Bette Bourne. Written and directed by Tim Fountain.
One hundred years since the birth of Quentin Crisp Bette Bourne once again brings to the stage his award-winning performance in Tim Fountain's RESIDENT ALIEN.

A huge hit on both sides of the Atlantic, RESIDENT ALIEN tells the story of what happened to the Naked Civil Servant after he left Britain for New York in 1981.

Bedfordshire Gay Police Association will be developing internal information to raise awareness of LGBT history; they will also be introducing the newly formed steering group

The Gay Birmingham Remembered exhibtion is on display at Birmingham Central Library until the end of February. Situated at the top of the escalators on level 1

Following on from its successful first phase, Gay Birmingham remembered now welcomes all members of the LGBT community to add their memories to the ever growing online archive. Just log on to the site, sign up for free and start leaving your memories of gay Birmingham.

rehearsed reading, directed by James Roose-Evans
A young gay couple, Gary and Tom, have a baby together. The contradiction of this seemingly biological impossibility throws the medical and political world into confusion.
A conspiracy follows to hush up the whole matter to prevent other gay couples from following suit.
Colin Spencer's brilliant satirical comedy was a huge hit for Hampstead Theatre in 1968, dealing with the homophobic attitudes of society in light of the 1967 Sexual Offences Bill being passed.

LGBT Writers, Poets, and Authors display.
1806 local LGT history display - the events leading up to and including the last known hanging of two local gay men from Warrington.
LGBT national and international timeline.
LGBT young people's personal timelines and mapsticks.
LGBT art work.

Norwich and Norfolk Race Equality Council, in partnership with Norfolk Community Cohesion Network, is delighted to present an exciting photographic exhibition charting the history of the LGBT community.
Photographer Pam Isherwood has been taking pictures of marches, demonstrations and Pride events from the very beginning to present day.
The exhibition offers the viewer a journey through the often challenging experiences of our LGBT communities.
The exhibition tour starts its journey at Norwich Millennium Library on Saturday 14th February at 4.30 p.m. It will be launched by Linda Bellos OBE of Diversity Solutions.
There will also be a talk by Hilary Koe, who will give an overview of legal rights achieved, including civil partnerships and protection against homophobic harassment.
This is the second year that LGBT History Month has been celebrated in Norfolk. Information about other events throughout the month is available from the Millennium Library.
We hope that within a few years LGBT History Month will have achieved the same prominence in the Norfolk calendar as the award winning Black History Month.
The exhibition will be on display on the 1st Floor of the Millennium Library from Friday 13th February with the official launch taking place at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday 14th February.
The exhibition will be on display in various venues in throughout Norfolk during February and March 2009.

Berkshire East BCU in association with Thames Valley Gay Police Association have produced internal display information to raise awareness of LGBT history to it officers and staff.

UNISON LGBT group are organising a tour to discover the pinker side of Belfast.
Leaving from Writers Square Jeff Dudgeon, Brid McKernon and a few others will reminisce about locations and characters which you won't hear about on the more traditional tours.

This is a free event but a £3 charitable donation would be appreciated.
Places are allocated on a first come first served basis.