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	*September 2023: Appalling People: Joseph, a Retired District Judge, made a return visit to describe some of the most horrible people he has ever come across during 42 years of legal practice.		*September 2023: Appalling People: Joseph, a Retired District Judge, made a return visit to describe some of the most horrible people he has ever come across during 42 years of legal practice.
	*November 2023: Remembering [[Mrs Shufflewick]]: Artist and writer Darren Coffield looked at the life and career of comedian and female impersonator [[Rex Jameson]], best known for his stage persona - Mrs Shufflewick.		*November 2023: Remembering [[Mrs Shufflewick]]: Artist and writer Darren Coffield looked at the life and career of comedian and female impersonator [[Rex Jameson]], best known for his stage persona - Mrs Shufflewick.

			==2024==
			*January 2024:My Journey to Acceptance: Woosh Raza, a director of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, described his personal journey as a first generation British Pakistani towards accepting and affirming both his heritage and his identity as a gay man.
			*February 2024: LGBTQ Social Health: Researchers from Brunel University introduced their new project examining the changing life experiences of older LGBTQ people regarding their social wellbeing and their relationships with others.
			* May 2024: Lost Places: [[Jeff Doorn]], [[Peter Scott-Presland]] and other members of the Gay Authors’ Workshop will be reading from their new anthology, recalling places which hold special significance in our lives, places which often have disappeared, remaining only in our memories.
			* June 2024: Courage to Be: Organised Gay Youth in England: Dr [[Clifford Williams]] talks about growing up as a gay teenager in the London Borough of Sutton, and the research he recently conducted into the early gay youth groups, including the London Gay Teenage Group, which he first attended in 1978.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	*April 2022:SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube.		*April 2022:SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube.
	*May 2022: QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire [[Peter Scott-Presland]] who, way back in the mists of time, set The Capital Quiz.		*May 2022: QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire [[Peter Scott-Presland]] who, way back in the mists of time, set The Capital Quiz.
	*June 2022: Daniel, a ~~longtime~~ SLG member, gave an autobiographical talk covering his upbringing, many years in the closet, and later life as an out gay man.		*June 2022: Daniel, a long-time SLG member, gave an autobiographical talk covering his upbringing, many years in the closet, and later life as an out gay man.
	*July 2022: Discussion on a paper written by [[Peter Tatchell]] entitled "The Future is Bisexual. Get over it!"		*July 2022: Discussion on a paper written by [[Peter Tatchell]] entitled "The Future is Bisexual. Get over it!"
	*September 2022: Gay History: Stephen Bourne, writer, film and social historian, talked about his gay history books - Brief Encounters (1996), Fighting Proud (2017) and Playing Gay in the Golden Age of Television (2019).		*September 2022: Gay History: Stephen Bourne, writer, film and social historian, talked about his gay history books - Brief Encounters (1996), Fighting Proud (2017) and Playing Gay in the Golden Age of Television (2019).

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	==2022==		==2022==
	*February 2022: [[Jeffrey Weeks]], Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, read excerpts from his recently published memoir, Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys.		*February 2022: [[Jeffrey Weeks]], Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, read excerpts from his recently published memoir, Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys.
	*March 2022: Author and campaigner [[Andrew Lumsden]] describes how one member of the wealthy [[Labouchere]] banking family did E. M. Forster a very good turn while another, Henry Labouchere MP, did him great harm by authoring the Labouchere Amendment in 1885 criminalising any sexual move by one man towards another.		*March 2022: Author and campaigner [[Andrew Lumsden]] describes how one member of the wealthy Labouchere banking family did E. M. Forster a very good turn while another, Henry Labouchere MP, did him great harm by authoring the [[Labouchere Amendment]] in 1885 criminalising any sexual move by one man towards another.
	*April 2022:SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube.		*April 2022:SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube.
	*May 2022: QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire [[Peter Scott-Presland]] who, way back in the mists of time, set The Capital Quiz.		*May 2022: QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire [[Peter Scott-Presland]] who, way back in the mists of time, set The Capital Quiz.

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	*June 2019: [[Peter Scott-Presland]] gave part two of his talk on sex education which took up the story from 1970 and focused on the battle for LGBT groups to get positive images into schools.		*June 2019: [[Peter Scott-Presland]] gave part two of his talk on sex education which took up the story from 1970 and focused on the battle for LGBT groups to get positive images into schools.
	*July 2019 : Chris Park from the [[Sutton]] LGBTQ+ Forum looked at the origins, influence and usage of Polari slang, particularly among gay men up to the 1960s.		*July 2019 : Chris Park from the [[Sutton]] LGBTQ+ Forum looked at the origins, influence and usage of Polari slang, particularly among gay men up to the 1960s.
	*September 2019: Matthew Todd, journalist and former editor of [[Attitude ~~magazine~~]], talked about his recent book Pride: the story of the LGBT+ Equality Movement which documents the milestones in the fight for LGBTQ+ equality and draws on the personal testimonies of key figures in the struggle.		*September 2019: Matthew Todd, journalist and former editor of [[Attitude]] magazine, talked about his recent book Pride: the story of the LGBT+ Equality Movement which documents the milestones in the fight for LGBTQ+ equality and draws on the personal testimonies of key figures in the struggle.
	*November 2019: Members of the African LGBTI organisation Out and Proud Diamond Group updated us on the discrimination and persecution faced by LGBT people in Africa.		*November 2019: Members of the African LGBTI organisation Out and Proud Diamond Group updated us on the discrimination and persecution faced by LGBT people in Africa.
	*December 2019: Amnesty International activist Hugh Sandeman outlined the origin and development of this worldwide human rights organisation and described several of its current campaigns, particularly in North Africa.		*December 2019: Amnesty International activist Hugh Sandeman outlined the origin and development of this worldwide human rights organisation and described several of its current campaigns, particularly in North Africa.

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	==2023==		==2023==
	*January 2023: First Brick Housing: Clare Truscott described this community-led project with the aim of providing homes where LGBTQ+ people can live safely, joyfully and free from social oppression.		*January 2023: First Brick Housing: [[Clare Truscott]] described this community-led project with the aim of providing homes where LGBTQ+ people can live safely, joyfully and free from social oppression.
	*February 2023: Rainbow Plaque Project: David Robson and Laura Harford from Studio Voltaire talked about a new scheme to mark places round the country which are significant to LGBT+ history.		*February 2023: Rainbow Plaque Project: David Robson and Laura Harford from Studio Voltaire talked about a new scheme to mark places round the country which are significant to LGBT+ history.
	*March 2023: Tales from the Colony Room: Artist and writer Darren Coffield presented his new book comprising the definitive history of London's most notorious drinking den, the Colony Room Club in Soho and its role in the post-war scene for 60 years.		*March 2023: Tales from the Colony Room: Artist and writer Darren Coffield presented his new book comprising the definitive history of London's most notorious drinking den, the [[Colony Room]] Club in Soho and its role in the post-war scene for 60 years.
	*April 2023: A Gay Century, Volumes 1 & 2: Peter Scott-Presland presented his recently published collection of playlets featuring "17 Unreliable Vignettes of Gay Life, 1900-2001, plus A Bit on the Side." All gay life is here – famous, infamous, known and unknown.		*April 2023: A Gay Century, Volumes 1 & 2: [[Peter Scott-Presland]] presented his recently published collection of playlets featuring "17 Unreliable Vignettes of Gay Life, 1900-2001, plus A Bit on the Side." All gay life is here – famous, infamous, known and unknown.
	*May 2023: Brixton Gay Community in the 1970s: Ian Townson from Queer Wandsworth provided a comprehensive picture of a radical era in gay liberation, illustrated with a slide show of about 60 photographs from the time.		*May 2023: Brixton Gay Community in the 1970s: Ian Townson from Queer Wandsworth provided a comprehensive picture of a radical era in gay liberation, illustrated with a slide show of about 60 photographs from the time.
	*June 2023: Queer Premises: Ben Campkin, Professor of Urbanism and Urban History at The Bartlett School of Architecture and Co-Director, UCL Urban Laboratory spoke from his new book about the creation, sustenance and closure of LGBTQ venues in London, from the 1980s to today.		*June 2023: Queer Premises: Ben Campkin, Professor of Urbanism and Urban History at The Bartlett School of Architecture and Co-Director, UCL Urban Laboratory spoke from his new book about the creation, sustenance and closure of LGBTQ venues in London, from the 1980s to today.
	*July 2023: Married Women who desire Women: Ellen Durban from University College London described her research into the life experiences and treatment of women who realise their sexual desire for women before, during or after their marriage to men.		*July 2023: Married Women who desire Women: Ellen Durban from University College London described her research into the life experiences and treatment of women who realise their sexual desire for women before, during or after their marriage to men.
	*September 2023: Appalling People: Joseph, a Retired District Judge, made a return visit to describe some of the most horrible people he has ever come across during 42 years of legal practice.		*September 2023: Appalling People: Joseph, a Retired District Judge, made a return visit to describe some of the most horrible people he has ever come across during 42 years of legal practice.
	*November 2023: Remembering Mrs Shufflewick: Artist and writer Darren Coffield looked at the life and career of comedian and female impersonator Rex Jameson, best known for his stage persona - Mrs Shufflewick.		*November 2023: Remembering [[Mrs Shufflewick]]: Artist and writer Darren Coffield looked at the life and career of comedian and female impersonator [[Rex Jameson]], best known for his stage persona - Mrs Shufflewick.


	==See also==		==See also==

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	*February 2022: Jeffrey Weeks, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, read excerpts from his recently published memoir, Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys.		*February 2022: [[Jeffrey Weeks]], Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, read excerpts from his recently published memoir, Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys.
	*March 2022: Author and campaigner Andrew Lumsden describes how one member of the wealthy Labouchere banking family did E. M. Forster a very good turn while another, Henry Labouchere MP, did him great harm by authoring the Labouchere Amendment in 1885 criminalising any sexual move by one man towards another.		*March 2022: Author and campaigner [[Andrew Lumsden]] describes how one member of the wealthy [[Labouchere]] banking family did E. M. Forster a very good turn while another, Henry Labouchere MP, did him great harm by authoring the Labouchere Amendment in 1885 criminalising any sexual move by one man towards another.
	*April 2022:SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube.		*April 2022:SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube.
	*May 2022: QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire Peter Scott-Presland who, way back in the mists of time, set The Capital Quiz.		*May 2022: QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire [[Peter Scott-Presland]] who, way back in the mists of time, set The Capital Quiz.
	*June 2022: Daniel, a longtime SLG member, gave an autobiographical talk covering his upbringing, many years in the closet, and later life as an out gay man.		*June 2022: Daniel, a longtime SLG member, gave an autobiographical talk covering his upbringing, many years in the closet, and later life as an out gay man.
	*July 2022: Discussion on a paper written by Peter Tatchell entitled "The Future is Bisexual. Get over it!"		*July 2022: Discussion on a paper written by [[Peter Tatchell]] entitled "The Future is Bisexual. Get over it!"
	*September 2022: Gay History: Stephen Bourne, writer, film and social historian, talked about his gay history books - Brief Encounters (1996), Fighting Proud (2017) and Playing Gay in the Golden Age of Television (2019).		*September 2022: Gay History: Stephen Bourne, writer, film and social historian, talked about his gay history books - Brief Encounters (1996), Fighting Proud (2017) and Playing Gay in the Golden Age of Television (2019).
	*November 2022: Through Science Toward Justice: Rainer Schulze (Emeritus Professor at the University of Essex) spoke about the life of the German-Jewish physician and sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld (1868 - 1935), his battles for LGBTQ+ rights during the German Kaiserreich and the Weimar Republic and his legacy after 1945.		*November 2022: Through Science Toward Justice: [[Rainer Schulze]] (Emeritus Professor at the University of Essex) spoke about the life of the German-Jewish physician and sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld (1868 - 1935), his battles for LGBTQ+ rights during the German Kaiserreich and the Weimar Republic and his legacy after 1945.
	*December 2022: Black and White Men Together: SLG member David Warner presented a personal look at the relationships between gay and bisexual men of different races since the 1970s in Britain and the USA.		*December 2022: Black and White Men Together: SLG member David Warner presented a personal look at the relationships between gay and bisexual men of different races since the 1970s in Britain and the USA.

	==2023==		==2023==
	*January 2023: First Brick Housing: Clare Truscott described this community-led project with the aim of providing homes where LGBTQ+ people can live safely, joyfully and free from social oppression.		*January 2023: First Brick Housing: Clare Truscott described this community-led project with the aim of providing homes where LGBTQ+ people can live safely, joyfully and free from social oppression.

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	*January 2020: LG member Tony Walton reprised his book Out of the Shadows on the history of the pioneering London gay groups and organisations, 1967–2000.		*January 2020: LG member [[Tony Walton]] reprised his book Out of the Shadows on the history of the pioneering London gay groups and organisations, 1967–2000.
	*February 2020: Peter Scott-Presland told the story of the highlights and lowlights of Consenting Adults in Public (which he founded) which was one of the leading Lesbian and Gay Theatre Companies in England from 1979 to 1988.		*February 2020: [[Peter Scott-Presland]] told the story of the highlights and lowlights of Consenting Adults in Public (which he founded) which was one of the leading Lesbian and Gay Theatre Companies in England from 1979 to 1988.
	*March 2020: Conal McStravick spoke on the cultural legacy of Stuart Marshall (1949–1993), drawing on his television work and his role in developing new kinds of LGBT+ Cultural activism, particularly in the context of the global AIDS pandemic.		*March 2020: Conal McStravick spoke on the cultural legacy of [[Stuart Marshall]] (1949–1993), drawing on his television work and his role in developing new kinds of LGBT+ Cultural activism, particularly in the context of the global AIDS pandemic.
	*April 2020 to September 2021: Meetings cancelled due to Coronavirus.		*April 2020 to September 2021: Meetings cancelled due to Coronavirus.
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	*November 2021: A Retired District Judge described some of the extraordinary people and situations he encountered during 42 years of legal practice as a barrister and judge		*November 2021: A Retired District Judge described some of the extraordinary people and situations he encountered during 42 years of legal practice as a barrister and judge

	==2022==		==2022==
	*February 2022: Jeffrey Weeks, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, read excerpts from his recently published memoir, Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys.		*February 2022: Jeffrey Weeks, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, read excerpts from his recently published memoir, Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys.

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	*January 2019: Nick de Jongh, Guardian arts writer and Evening Standardchief theatre critic, talked about his involvement with the theatre and the writing of his plays and books.		*January 2019: Nick de Jongh, Guardian arts writer and Evening Standardchief theatre critic, talked about his involvement with the theatre and the writing of his plays and books.
	*February 2019 : Peter Scott-Presland charted the story of the great battles around the issues of sex education from Victorian times to 1970.		*February 2019 : [[Peter Scott-Presland]] charted the story of the great battles around the issues of sex education from Victorian times to 1970.
	*March 2019: SLAGO Quiz		*March 2019: SLAGO Quiz
	*April 2019: A researcher from Kings College London talked about a new project looking into the experiences and preferences of LGBT+ people with serious illness when in communication with health and social care professionals.		*April 2019: A researcher from [[Kings College]] London talked about a new project looking into the experiences and preferences of LGBT+ people with serious illness when in communication with health and social care professionals.
	*May 2019: Tash Fardousi shared her experiences of living as a gay/bi woman in Bangladesh and talked about the hostility and prejudice faced by its LGBT community.		*May 2019: Tash Fardousi shared her experiences of living as a gay/bi woman in Bangladesh and talked about the hostility and prejudice faced by its LGBT community.
	*June 2019: Peter Scott-Presland gave part two of his talk on sex education which took up the story from 1970 and focused on the battle for LGBT groups to get positive images into schools.		*June 2019: [[Peter Scott-Presland]] gave part two of his talk on sex education which took up the story from 1970 and focused on the battle for LGBT groups to get positive images into schools.
	*July 2019 : Chris Park from the Sutton LGBTQ+ Forum looked at the origins, influence and usage of Polari slang, particularly among gay men up to the 1960s.		*July 2019 : Chris Park from the [[Sutton]] LGBTQ+ Forum looked at the origins, influence and usage of Polari slang, particularly among gay men up to the 1960s.
	*September 2019: Matthew Todd, journalist and former editor of Attitude magazine, talked about his recent book Pride: the story of the LGBT+ Equality Movement which documents the milestones in the fight for LGBTQ+ equality and draws on the personal testimonies of key figures in the struggle.		*September 2019: Matthew Todd, journalist and former editor of [[Attitude magazine]], talked about his recent book Pride: the story of the LGBT+ Equality Movement which documents the milestones in the fight for LGBTQ+ equality and draws on the personal testimonies of key figures in the struggle.
	*November 2019: Members of the African LGBTI organisation Out and Proud Diamond Group updated us on the discrimination and persecution faced by LGBT people in Africa.		*November 2019: Members of the African LGBTI organisation Out and Proud Diamond Group updated us on the discrimination and persecution faced by LGBT people in Africa.
	*December 2019: Amnesty International activist Hugh Sandeman outlined the origin and development of this worldwide human rights organisation and described several of its current campaigns, particularly in North Africa.		*December 2019: Amnesty International activist Hugh Sandeman outlined the origin and development of this worldwide human rights organisation and described several of its current campaigns, particularly in North Africa.

	==2020==		==2020==
	*January 2020: LG member Tony Walton reprised his book Out of the Shadows on the history of the pioneering London gay groups and organisations, 1967–2000.		*January 2020: LG member Tony Walton reprised his book Out of the Shadows on the history of the pioneering London gay groups and organisations, 1967–2000.

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	*January 2018: Dan Wye and members of The LOUMGAIR Collective discussed the development of their theatre production exploring issues of self-worth, mental health difficulties faced by the LGBTQ community and the growing recognition of 'toxic masculinity'.		*January 2018: Dan Wye and members of The LOUMGAIR Collective discussed the development of their theatre production exploring issues of self-worth, mental health difficulties faced by the LGBTQ community and the growing recognition of 'toxic masculinity'.
	*February 2018: Lord Alfred Douglas: “Alfred Bruce Douglas, you are charged that between 1891 and 1900 you did wilfully cause the physical, artistic and psychological murder of Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, author and gay liberation pioneer; and further, that you did conspire to contrive the death of his first and greatest lover, Robert Baldwin Ross, critic and gay liberation pioneer, between 1905 and 1918.” For the prosecution: Peter Scott-Presland; for the defence: Andrew Lumsden, QC. We were the jury.		*February 2018: [[Lord Alfred Douglas]]: “Alfred Bruce Douglas, you are charged that between 1891 and 1900 you did wilfully cause the physical, artistic and psychological murder of Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, author and gay liberation pioneer; and further, that you did conspire to contrive the death of his first and greatest lover, Robert Baldwin Ross, critic and gay liberation pioneer, between 1905 and 1918.” For the prosecution: [[Peter Scott-Presland]]; for the defence: Andrew Lumsden, QC. We were the jury.
	*March 2018: SLAGO Quiz		*March 2018: SLAGO Quiz
	*April 2018: Maaike Palmier-Claus from the Alzheimer's Society described the ~~symtoms~~ of dementia and talks about the support available for those affected and their family and friends.		*April 2018: Maaike Palmier-Claus from the Alzheimer's Society described the symptoms of dementia and talks about the support available for those affected and their family and friends.
	*May 2018: Stuart Feather described his personal experience of the Gay Liberation Front in London 1970–74.		*May 2018: [[Stuart Feather]] described his personal experience of the [[Gay Liberation Front]] in London 1970–74.
	*June 2018: Looking Up... staying curious! Chris Barlow presented Outings in Art Plus.		*June 2018: Looking Up... staying curious! Chris Barlow presented Outings in Art Plus.
	*July 2018: Suleika: Fragments of a Transgender Life: Rainer Schulze, Professor of History at the University of Essex, attempted to reconstruct the forgotten life of Suleika Aldini, a transgender cabaret artist in West Germany in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, made all the more poignant by the fact that Suleika was a Roma child survivor of the Holocaust.		*July 2018: Suleika: Fragments of a Transgender Life: [[Rainer Schulze]], Professor of History at the [[University of Essex]], attempted to reconstruct the forgotten life of Suleika Aldini, a transgender cabaret artist in West Germany in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, made all the more poignant by the fact that Suleika was a Roma child survivor of the Holocaust.
	*September 2018: John Carter asked how much is the challenging gay playwright Joe Orton already fading from cultural consciousness and what his legacy will be.		*September 2018: John Carter asked how much is the challenging gay playwright [[Joe Orton]] already fading from cultural consciousness and what his legacy will be.
	*November 2018: ;David Stuart, Curator of the ;Dean Street Wellbeing programme, defined ChemSex and its effects, explained the major risks it poses to gay communities and focused on ways of reducing the damage it causes.		*November 2018: ;David Stuart, Curator of the ;Dean Street Wellbeing programme, defined ChemSex and its effects, explained the major risks it poses to gay communities and focused on ways of reducing the damage it causes.
	*December 2018: Tony Porter gave a personal account of Growing Up Gay – from the 1970s onwards.		*December 2018: Tony Porter gave a personal account of Growing Up Gay – from the 1970s onwards.

	==2019==		==2019==
	*January 2019: Nick de Jongh, Guardian arts writer and Evening Standardchief theatre critic, talked about his involvement with the theatre and the writing of his plays and books.		*January 2019: Nick de Jongh, Guardian arts writer and Evening Standardchief theatre critic, talked about his involvement with the theatre and the writing of his plays and books.