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	[[Category:England]]		[[Category:England]]

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	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].

			[[File:Bristoljan1986HCALSE.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Bristol Youth 1986 (LSE Hall Carpenter Archives)]]

	In 1985 Rob Brettle held a meeting at his house with the plan of setting up a Gay Youth Group for Bristol and the West Country. By January 1986 the Bristol Lesbian and Gay Youth Group was up and running <ref> Flyers in LSE Hall Carpenter Archives </ref>.		In 1985 Rob Brettle held a meeting at his house with the plan of setting up a Gay Youth Group for Bristol and the West Country. By January 1986 the Bristol Lesbian and Gay Youth Group was up and running <ref> Flyers in LSE Hall Carpenter Archives </ref>.

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	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].

	In 1985 Rob Brettle held a meeting at his house with the plan of setting up a Gay Youth Group for Bristol and the West Country By January 1986 the Bristol Lesbian and Gay Youth Group was up and running <ref> Flyers in LSE Hall Carpenter Archives </ref>.		In 1985 Rob Brettle held a meeting at his house with the plan of setting up a Gay Youth Group for Bristol and the West Country. By January 1986 the Bristol Lesbian and Gay Youth Group was up and running <ref> Flyers in LSE Hall Carpenter Archives </ref>.

	[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994		[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994

Wessexman: Bristol Youth Group 1985-

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Bristol Youth Group 1985-

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	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].

			In 1985 Rob Brettle held a meeting at his house with the plan of setting up a Gay Youth Group for Bristol and the West Country By January 1986 the Bristol Lesbian and Gay Youth Group was up and running <ref> Flyers in LSE Hall Carpenter Archives </ref>.

	[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994		[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994

Wessexman: National Lesbian Conference 1976

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National Lesbian Conference 1976

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	==LGBT history==		==LGBT history==

	~~[[OutStories Bristol]] records the history of LGBT people in the area.<ref>http://outstoriesbristol.org.uk/</ref>~~

	In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.		In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.

	[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at [[Morecambe]] (1973 Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.		[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at [[Morecambe]] (1973 Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.

			In February 1976 the city hosted the Third National [[Lesbian]] Conference, attended by between 500-600 women <ref> Gay News issue 90 'Lesbians in Bristol' </ref>.

	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].
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	[[Bristol Families and Friends]] is a support group for families and friends of LGBT people.		[[Bristol Families and Friends]] is a support group for families and friends of LGBT people.

			[[OutStories Bristol]] records the history of LGBT people in the area.<ref>http://outstoriesbristol.org.uk/</ref>


	==References==		==References==

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	In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.		In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.

	[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at [[Morecambe]] (~~1972~~ Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.		[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at [[Morecambe]] (1973 Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.

	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].

Wessexman: /* LGBT history */ footnote on Gay and Lesbain Youth 1992.

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LGBT history: footnote on Gay and Lesbain Youth 1992.

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	[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994		[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994

	[[Freedom Youth]] Bristol was set up in 1995 and is still going strong in 2019.		[[Freedom Youth]] Bristol was set up in 1995 and is still going strong in 2019 <ref> The Pink Paper in 1992 listed a new gay and lesbian youth group in Bristol for under 21s. The Pink Paper 2 Feb 1992. It is not known if this was a forerunner of Freedom Youth or this group folded before 1995. </ref>.

	Local LGBT sports teams include [[Bristol Panthers FC]], [[Bristol Bisons RFC]] and [[Bristol Cycle Out]].		Local LGBT sports teams include [[Bristol Panthers FC]], [[Bristol Bisons RFC]] and [[Bristol Cycle Out]].

Wessexman: /* LGBT history */

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LGBT history

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	In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.		In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.

	[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at ~~Morecombe~~ (Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.		[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at [[Morecambe]] (1972 Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.

	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].

Wessexman: /* LGBT history */

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LGBT history

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	In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.		In the early 1970s there was a Bristol [[GLF]] branch.

	[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was ~~recognised~~ by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>..		[[Bristol CHE Group]] was founded in April 1970 and [[Bristol Youth Group]] in November 1971 <ref> Bristol Youth Group was 'formally' listed by CHE National Organisation in April 1973 noting that it was recognised at Morecombe (Conference).Groups Report April 1973 LSE HCA/CHE/2/2 </ref>.

	[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].		[[Gay West]], founded 1982, is a support and social group for LGBT people. The history of the group, and other groups in the area, is described in ''[[Gay West (book)\|Gay West]]'' (2011) by [[Robert Howes]].

Wessexman: /* LGBT history */

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LGBT history

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	[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994		[[Bristol LGBT Forum]] was established in 1994

	[[Freedom Youth]] Bristol was set up in 1995 and is still ~~ging~~ strong in 2019.		[[Freedom Youth]] Bristol was set up in 1995 and is still going strong in 2019.

	Local LGBT sports teams include [[Bristol Panthers FC]], [[Bristol Bisons RFC]] and [[Bristol Cycle Out]].		Local LGBT sports teams include [[Bristol Panthers FC]], [[Bristol Bisons RFC]] and [[Bristol Cycle Out]].