Plaid Cymru pledge to end blood ban for gay men
Welsh political party, Plaid Cymru have pledged to end the discriminatory blood ban placed on gay and bisexual men who have had sex in the previous 12 months. Plaid Cymru […]
Welsh political party, Plaid Cymru have pledged to end the discriminatory blood ban placed on gay and bisexual men who have had sex in the previous 12 months. Plaid Cymru […]
If you’re struggling to work out who to vote for in the forthcoming General Election we’ve created this outcome quiz to try and match up your ideals to the party […]
After a few sombre days of mourning the victims of the Manchester attack, the Conservative and Labour are back on the campaign trail With less than two weeks until the […]
UKIP has just released its GE2017 manifesto, so we’re delved into the paperwork to find out what UKIP have promised and pledged to the LGBT+ community of the United Kingdom. […]
At 20 years old, Nate Higgins is one of the youngest parliamentary candidates in the country. Standing for the Greens in West Lancashire, he may be a first-time candidate, but […]
How do the major parties compare on LGBT+ manifesto pledges? We have divided the main issues into six sections: Education: specific classes and lessons in sex and relationship education and […]
The Conservatives are the latest party to reveal their manifesto, so we’re delved into the paperwork to find out what the Conservatives have promised and pledged to the LGBT+ community […]
Stephen Doughty has served as the MP for Cardiff South and Penarth since winning a by-election in 2012. He has since distinguished himself amongst his colleagues, serving first as Shadow […]
The Liberal Democrats are the latest political party to unveil their manifesto ahead of June’s snap General Election. We find out what pledges have been made to the UK’s LGBT […]
With the release of Labour’s Manifesto for the upcoming General Election, we look to see what Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour government has in store for LGBT people, should they come to […]
You’ll have noticed that this week’s column is coming a little later than usual. There’s a reason for that. Whilst those ensconced in the Westminster bubble are feverishly obsessed with […]