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Wessexman: /* LGBT History */ District Judge Sparrow.

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LGBT History: District Judge Sparrow.

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	Healthy Gay Hampshire was an HIV prevention service which covered most of the county.<ref> http://www.wsmsh.org.uk/about/index.html </ref>		Healthy Gay Hampshire was an HIV prevention service which covered most of the county.<ref> http://www.wsmsh.org.uk/about/index.html </ref>

			District Judge John Sparrow (born 1956) was admitted as a Solicitor in 1975. He was appointed a Deputy District Judge in 1993 and a District Judge in 1996. He was openly gay when he was appointed full-time. He retired in 2020 <ref> https://www.judiciary.uk/appointments-and-retirements/district-bench-retirement-sparrow-2/ </ref>.

	In 2008 the gay football club GFC Bournemouth changed its name to [[GFC Bournemouth & Hampshire]].		In 2008 the gay football club GFC Bournemouth changed its name to [[GFC Bournemouth & Hampshire]].

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	[[George Ives]] was brought up in Hampshire and the south of France.[[File:Georgegravewithroses.jpg\|thumb\|right\| George Ives grave in Bentworth photo by Dr C Williams]]		[[George Ives]] was brought up in Hampshire and the south of France.[[File:Georgegravewithroses.jpg\|thumb\|right\| George Ives grave in Bentworth photo by Dr C Williams]]

	[[File:Queerbookletww.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Booklet published in 2019 about the LGBT+ History of the county]]		[[File:Queerbookletww.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Booklet published in 2019 about the LGBT+ History of the county (a revised edition was published in 2024)]]

	[[South West Hants CHE Group]] (also known as South Hants CHE Group) was founded in October 1971.		[[South West Hants CHE Group]] (also known as South Hants CHE Group) was founded in October 1971.

Wessexman at 15:25, 21 June 2024

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	Break Out provide LGBT groups for young people in the county, and [[Y-Services]] in the south east part of the county.		Break Out provide LGBT groups for young people in the county, and [[Y-Services]] in the south east part of the county.

	In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>		In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire). A revised third edition was published in 2024 after the first two editions sold out </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>

	The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>. In June 2023 the Hampshire Archives Trust blog was written by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on Hampshire's LGBT history <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/blog/hampshires-lgbt-history Accessed 28 June 2023 </ref>. This was followed by a podcast about LGBT archives in February 2024 <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/podcast/series-2-episode-8-lgbt-histories-in-hampshire (accessed 27 February 2024) </ref>.		The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>. In June 2023 the Hampshire Archives Trust blog was written by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on Hampshire's LGBT history <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/blog/hampshires-lgbt-history Accessed 28 June 2023 </ref>. This was followed by a podcast about LGBT archives in February 2024 <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/podcast/series-2-episode-8-lgbt-histories-in-hampshire (accessed 27 February 2024) </ref>.

Wessexman: /* LGBT History */

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LGBT History

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	[[Kroma]] was an empowering and enabling organisation for the LGBT+ communities, their families and friends, within Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham and Havant. It closed down in 2019.		[[Kroma]] was an empowering and enabling organisation for the LGBT+ communities, their families and friends, within Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham and Havant. It closed down in 2019.

	~~[[Y-Services]] and~~ Break Out provide LGBT groups for young people in the county.		Break Out provide LGBT groups for young people in the county, and [[Y-Services]] in the south east part of the county.

	In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>		In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>

Wessexman: new podcast on LGBT archives

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new podcast on LGBT archives

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	In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>		In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>

	The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>. In June 2023 the Hampshire Archives Trust blog was written by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on Hampshire's LGBT history <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/blog/hampshires-lgbt-history Accessed 28 June 2023 </ref>.		The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>. In June 2023 the Hampshire Archives Trust blog was written by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on Hampshire's LGBT history <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/blog/hampshires-lgbt-history Accessed 28 June 2023 </ref>. This was followed by a podcast about LGBT archives in February 2024 <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/podcast/series-2-episode-8-lgbt-histories-in-hampshire (accessed 27 February 2024) </ref>.

	==References==		==References==

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	[[South West Hants CHE Group]] (also known as South Hants CHE Group) was founded in October 1971.		[[South West Hants CHE Group]] (also known as South Hants CHE Group) was founded in October 1971.

	[[Healthy Gay Hampshire]] was an HIV prevention service which covered most of the county.<ref> http://www.wsmsh.org.uk/about/index.html </ref>		Healthy Gay Hampshire was an HIV prevention service which covered most of the county.<ref> http://www.wsmsh.org.uk/about/index.html </ref>

	In 2008 the gay football club GFC Bournemouth changed its name to [[GFC Bournemouth & Hampshire]].		In 2008 the gay football club GFC Bournemouth changed its name to [[GFC Bournemouth & Hampshire]].
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	[[Kroma]] was an empowering and enabling organisation for the LGBT+ communities, their families and friends, within Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham and Havant. It closed down in 2019.		[[Kroma]] was an empowering and enabling organisation for the LGBT+ communities, their families and friends, within Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham and Havant. It closed down in 2019.

	[[Y-Services]] and [[Break Out]] provide LGBT groups for young people in the county.		[[Y-Services]] and Break Out provide LGBT groups for young people in the county.

	In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>		In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>

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	[[Christchurch]] and [[Bournemouth]] were originally in Hampshire, but were transferred to [[Dorset]] in 1974.		[[Christchurch]] and [[Bournemouth]] were originally in Hampshire, but were transferred to [[Dorset]] in 1974.

	~~[[Hampshire Constabulary]] also covers the [[Isle of Wight]].~~

	==LGBT History==		==LGBT History==

Wessexman: added image

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	==LGBT History==		==LGBT History==

	[[George Ives]] was brought up in Hampshire and the south of France.		[[George Ives]] was brought up in Hampshire and the south of France.[[File:Georgegravewithroses.jpg\|thumb\|right\| George Ives grave in Bentworth photo by Dr C Williams]]

	[[File:Queerbookletww.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Booklet published in 2019 about the LGBT+ History of the county]]		[[File:Queerbookletww.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Booklet published in 2019 about the LGBT+ History of the county]]

Wessexman: Blog in June 2023 on Hampshire's LGBT history.

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Blog in June 2023 on Hampshire's LGBT history.

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	In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>		In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]] <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/lgbt-history-display-a-queer-history-of-hampshire/ </ref>. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref>

	The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>.		The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>. In June 2023 the Hampshire Archives Trust blog was written by Dr [[Clifford Williams]] on Hampshire's LGBT history <ref> https://hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/stories/blog/hampshires-lgbt-history Accessed 28 June 2023 </ref>.

	==References==		==References==