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	[[File:BermondseyAntiquesMarket.jpg\|thumb\|Bermondsey Antiques Market]]'''Bermondsey''' is an area on the south bank of the Thames, within the London Borough of [[Southwark]].		[[File:BermondseyAntiquesMarket.jpg\|thumb\|Bermondsey Antiques Market]]'''Bermondsey''' is an area on the south bank of the Thames, within the London Borough of [[Southwark]].

	The main landmarks are near the Thames, for instance London Bridge Station, the Shard ~~(tallest building in the European Union)~~, and [[City Hall]]. However the area a little to the south is probably more often considered to be Bermondsey as such.		The main landmarks are near the Thames, for instance London Bridge Station, the Shard, and [[City Hall]]. However the area a little to the south is probably more often considered to be Bermondsey as such.

	==Bermondsey by-election 1983==		==Bermondsey by-election 1983==

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	'''Bermondsey''' is an area on the south bank of the Thames, within the London Borough of [[Southwark]].		[[File:BermondseyAntiquesMarket.jpg\|thumb\|Bermondsey Antiques Market]]'''Bermondsey''' is an area on the south bank of the Thames, within the London Borough of [[Southwark]].

	The main landmarks are near the Thames, for instance London Bridge Station, the Shard (tallest building in the European Union), and [[City Hall]]. However the area a little to the south is probably more often considered to be Bermondsey as such.		The main landmarks are near the Thames, for instance London Bridge Station, the Shard (tallest building in the European Union), and [[City Hall]]. However the area a little to the south is probably more often considered to be Bermondsey as such.

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References

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Bermondsey by-election 1983

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	==Bermondsey by-election 1983==		==Bermondsey by-election 1983==

	[[Peter Tatchell]], standing as [[Labour ~~party~~]] candidate, was defeated in a by-election in February 1983 by the Liberal candidate [[Simon Hughes]]. The campaign was marred by homophobic abuse against Tatchell; ironically Hughes was himself bisexual, although this was not revealed at the time.		[[Peter Tatchell]], standing as [[Labour Party]] candidate, was defeated in a by-election in February 1983 by the Liberal candidate [[Simon Hughes]]. The campaign was marred by homophobic abuse against Tatchell; ironically Hughes was himself bisexual, although this was not revealed at the time.

	==Other LGBT connections==		==Other LGBT connections==

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	'''Bermondsey''' is an area on the south bank of the Thames, within the London ~~Boough~~ of [[Southwark]].		'''Bermondsey''' is an area on the south bank of the Thames, within the London Borough of [[Southwark]].

	The main landmarks are near the Thames, for instance London Bridge Station, the Shard (tallest building in the European Union), and [[City Hall]]. However the area a little to the south is probably more often considered to be Bermondsey as such.		The main landmarks are near the Thames, for instance London Bridge Station, the Shard (tallest building in the European Union), and [[City Hall]]. However the area a little to the south is probably more often considered to be Bermondsey as such.
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	==Bermondsey by-election 1983==		==Bermondsey by-election 1983==

	[[Peter Tatchell]], standing as [[Labour party]] candidate was defeated in a by-election in February 1983 by the Liberal candidate [[Simon Hughes]]. The campaign was marred by homophobic abuse against Tatchell; ironically Hughes was himself ~~bi-sexual~~, although this was not revealed at the time.		[[Peter Tatchell]], standing as [[Labour party]] candidate, was defeated in a by-election in February 1983 by the Liberal candidate [[Simon Hughes]]. The campaign was marred by homophobic abuse against Tatchell; ironically Hughes was himself bisexual, although this was not revealed at the time.

	==Other LGBT connections==		==Other LGBT connections==

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	==Other LGBT connections==		==Other LGBT connections==

	The [[LGBT Consortium]] had its office for several years at the "Tower Bridge ~~Busienss~~ Complex" (actually the former Peak Freen biscuit factory).		The [[LGBT Consortium]] had its office for several years at the "Tower Bridge Business Complex" (actually the former Peak Freen biscuit factory).

	The Turkish baths at the Bermondsey municipal baths, Grange Road, were a traditional gay meeting place, used by [[Kenneth Williams]].<ref>http://transpont.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/traditional-interest-in-bermondsey.html</ref>		The Turkish baths at the Bermondsey municipal baths, Grange Road, were a traditional gay meeting place, used by [[Kenneth Williams]].<ref>http://transpont.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/traditional-interest-in-bermondsey.html</ref>

	~~The "Gay Bermondsey" website lists soem local facilities and groups, but is no longer maintained, since its webmasters moved to the USA.~~

	==References==		==References==

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	The [[LGBT Consortium]] had its office for several years at the "Tower Bridge Busienss Complex" (actually the former Peak Freen biscuit factory).		The [[LGBT Consortium]] had its office for several years at the "Tower Bridge Busienss Complex" (actually the former Peak Freen biscuit factory).

	The Turkish baths at the Bermondsey municipal baths, Grange Road, were a traditional gay meeting place, used by [[Kenneth Williams]].<ref>http://transpont.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/traditional-interest-in-bermondsey.html<.ref>		The Turkish baths at the Bermondsey municipal baths, Grange Road, were a traditional gay meeting place, used by [[Kenneth Williams]].<ref>http://transpont.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/traditional-interest-in-bermondsey.html</ref>

	The "Gay Bermondsey" website lists soem local facilities and groups, but is no longer maintained, since its webmasters moved to the USA.		The "Gay Bermondsey" website lists soem local facilities and groups, but is no longer maintained, since its webmasters moved to the USA.