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Ross Burgess at 23:48, 19 December 2015

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	[[File:~~NHWLRC~~ plaque.jpg\|thumb\|The plaque on Church House]]The '''50th anniversary of the founding of CHE''' was celebrated in [[Manchester]] on 7 October 2014, 50 years to the day from the first public meeting of the [[North Western Homosexual Law Reform Committee]], which in due course became the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] (CHE).		[[File:NWHLRC plaque.jpg\|thumb\|The plaque on Church House]]The '''50th anniversary of the founding of CHE''' was celebrated in [[Manchester]] on 7 October 2014, 50 years to the day from the first public meeting of the [[North Western Homosexual Law Reform Committee]], which in due course became the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] (CHE).

	==Plaque unveiling==		==Plaque unveiling==

Ross Burgess at 00:18, 1 November 2014

2014-11-01T00:18:20Z

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	[[File:NHWLRC plaque.jpg\|thumb\|The plaque on Church House]]The '''50th anniversary of the founding of CHE''' was celebrated in [[Manchester]] on 7 October 2014, 50 years to the day from the first public meeting of the North-Western Homosexual Law Reform Committee, which in due course became the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] (CHE).		[[File:NHWLRC plaque.jpg\|thumb\|The plaque on Church House]]The '''50th anniversary of the founding of CHE''' was celebrated in [[Manchester]] on 7 October 2014, 50 years to the day from the first public meeting of the [[North Western Homosexual Law Reform Committee]], which in due course became the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] (CHE).

	==Plaque unveiling==		==Plaque unveiling==

Ross Burgess: /* Homo Heroes Awards */

2014-10-09T22:34:42Z

Homo Heroes Awards

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	[[File:CHE Alan Turing Award.jpg\|thumb\|Left to right, Cllr Carl Austin, [[Paul Fairweather]], Cllr Bev Craig (holding certificate), [[Ross Burgess]] (holding trophy), [[Peter Naughton]]]]And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.		[[File:CHE Alan Turing Award.jpg\|thumb\|Left to right, Cllr Carl Austin, [[Paul Fairweather]], Cllr Bev Craig (holding certificate), [[Ross Burgess]] (holding trophy), [[Peter Naughton]]]]And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, organised by the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]], CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess: /* Homo Heroes Awards */

2014-10-09T22:15:02Z

Homo Heroes Awards

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	==Homo Heroes Awards==		==Homo Heroes Awards==
	[[CHE Alan Turing Award.jpg\|thumb\|Left to right, Cllr Carl Austin, [[Paul Fairweather]], Cllr Bev Craig (holding certificate), [[Ross Burgess]] (holding trophy), [[Peter Naughton]]]]And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.		[[File:CHE Alan Turing Award.jpg\|thumb\|Left to right, Cllr Carl Austin, [[Paul Fairweather]], Cllr Bev Craig (holding certificate), [[Ross Burgess]] (holding trophy), [[Peter Naughton]]]]And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess: /* Homo Heroes Awards */

2014-10-09T22:14:22Z

Homo Heroes Awards

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	==Homo Heroes Awards==		==Homo Heroes Awards==
	And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.		[[CHE Alan Turing Award.jpg\|thumb\|Left to right, Cllr Carl Austin, [[Paul Fairweather]], Cllr Bev Craig (holding certificate), [[Ross Burgess]] (holding trophy), [[Peter Naughton]]]]And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess at 21:36, 9 October 2014

2014-10-09T21:36:16Z

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	[[File:NWHLRC unveiling.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The unveiling ceremony at Church House. From left to right: The Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin and Peter Scott-Presland]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/50anniversary.shtml CHE website</ref>		[[File:NWHLRC unveiling.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The unveiling ceremony at Church House. From left to right: The Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin and Peter Scott-Presland]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/50anniversary.shtml CHE website</ref>

	In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.		==Tea with the Lord Mayor==
			In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall. There were speeches from the Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin, Peter Scott-Presland and others. The Bishop paid tribute to [[Ted Wickham]], who had been his inspiration in the area of industrial chaplaincy, and as Bishop of Middleton had facilitated the early meetings at Church House.

	And in the evening during the annual Homo Heroes Awards ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.		==Homo Heroes Awards==
			And in the evening during the annual [[Homo Heroes Awards]] ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess: /* Plaque unveiling */

2014-10-09T17:13:22Z

Plaque unveiling

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	[[File:NWHLRC unveiling.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The unveiling ceremony at Church House. From left to right: The Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin and ~~the~~ Peter Scott-Presland]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/50anniversary.shtml CHE website</ref>		[[File:NWHLRC unveiling.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The unveiling ceremony at Church House. From left to right: The Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin and Peter Scott-Presland]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/50anniversary.shtml CHE website</ref>

	In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.		In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.

Ross Burgess at 17:12, 9 October 2014

2014-10-09T17:12:39Z

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	[[File:~~NWHLRC unveiling~~.jpg\|thumb\|The ~~unveiling ceremony at~~ Church House~~. From left to right: The Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin and the Peter Scott-Presland~~]]The '''50th anniversary of the founding of CHE''' was celebrated in [[Manchester]] on 7 October 2014, 50 years to the day from the first public meeting of the North-Western Homosexual Law Reform Committee, which in due course became the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] (CHE).		[[File:NHWLRC plaque.jpg\|thumb\|The plaque on Church House]]The '''50th anniversary of the founding of CHE''' was celebrated in [[Manchester]] on 7 October 2014, 50 years to the day from the first public meeting of the North-Western Homosexual Law Reform Committee, which in due course became the [[Campaign for Homosexual Equality]] (CHE).

	==Plaque unveiling==		==Plaque unveiling==
	[[File:~~NHWLRC plaque~~.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The ~~plaque on~~ Church House]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.		[[File:NWHLRC unveiling.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The unveiling ceremony at Church House. From left to right: The Lord Mayor, the Bishop, Paul Martin and the Peter Scott-Presland]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.<ref>http://www.c-h-e.org.uk/50anniversary.shtml CHE website</ref>

	In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.		In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.

	And in the evening during the annual Homo Heroes Awards ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.		And in the evening during the annual Homo Heroes Awards ceremony, CHE received the Alan Turing Memorial Award 2014.

			==References==
			<references>

	[[Category:CHE]]		[[Category:CHE]]
	[[Category:Manchester]]		[[Category:Manchester]]

Ross Burgess: /* Plaque unveiling */

2014-10-09T17:06:14Z

Plaque unveiling

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	==Plaque unveiling==		==Plaque unveiling==
	[[File:NHWLRC plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The plaque on Church House]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]] (CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.		[[File:NHWLRC plaque.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The plaque on Church House]]The Bishop of Manchester (Rt Revd David Walker), together with the Lord Mayor (Councillor Susan Cooley), unveiled a plaque outside [[Church House, Manchester\|Church House]], Deansgate, Manchester, where the original meeting had taken place on 7 October 1964. Also taking part were [[Paul Martin]], CEO of the [[Lesbian and Gay Foundation]] and [[Peter Scott-Presland]], who is writing the official history of CHE.

	In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.		In the afternoon, representatives of CHE and the local LGBT community were entertained to tea by the Lord Mayor in Manchester Town Hall.