London Borough of Hackney - Revision history

LGBT-HP: Fix bare tag: MW 1.45.1 Cite requires self-closing

2026-07-10T13:08:28Z

Fix bare <references> tag: MW 1.45.1 Cite requires self-closing <references/>

2024-05-29T22:23:27Z

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	The [[Dalston Superstore]] is a well-known gay venue.		The [[Dalston Superstore]] is a well-known gay venue.

	In 2024 the [[Labour]] Party suspended a candidate for a council ~~bye~~-election seat for expressing a [[gender critical]] view <ref> Labour suspends London by-election candidate who said 'trans women are not female' after transphobia complainthttps://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/labour-suspends-london-by-election-candidate-who-said-trans-women-are-not-female-after-transphobia-complaint/ar-AA1n0z94?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=78451e886f0147e28231e0b5fdaf3888&ei=115 16 January 2024 </ref>.		In 2024 the [[Labour]] Party suspended a candidate for a council by-election seat for expressing a [[gender critical]] view <ref> Labour suspends London by-election candidate who said 'trans women are not female' after transphobia complainthttps://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/labour-suspends-london-by-election-candidate-who-said-trans-women-are-not-female-after-transphobia-complaint/ar-AA1n0z94?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=78451e886f0147e28231e0b5fdaf3888&ei=115 16 January 2024 </ref>.

	==References==		==References==

2024-02-21T13:52:02Z

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	A Gay disco was run by [[Tricky Dicky]] in the 1970s at the [[Hornsey Wood Tavern]], 376 Seven Sisters Road (just inside the Borough). The building is now demolished.		A Gay disco was run by [[Tricky Dicky]] in the 1970s at the [[Hornsey Wood Tavern]], 376 Seven Sisters Road (just inside the Borough). The building is now demolished.

	In 1986 Hackney Woman's Football Club was founded, first openly gay women's football team in Europe <ref> LGBT History Month: Europe's first openly lesbian team gets new kit https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64663095 16 Feb 2023 (accessed 21 February 2024) </ref>.		In 1986 Hackney Woman's Football Club was founded,the first openly gay women's football team in Europe <ref> LGBT History Month: Europe's first openly lesbian team gets new kit https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64663095 16 Feb 2023 (accessed 21 February 2024) </ref>.

	In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.		In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.

2024-02-21T13:51:35Z

Woman's all gay team in Hackney

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	A Gay disco was run by [[Tricky Dicky]] in the 1970s at the [[Hornsey Wood Tavern]], 376 Seven Sisters Road (just inside the Borough). The building is now demolished.		A Gay disco was run by [[Tricky Dicky]] in the 1970s at the [[Hornsey Wood Tavern]], 376 Seven Sisters Road (just inside the Borough). The building is now demolished.

			In 1986 Hackney Woman's Football Club was founded, first openly gay women's football team in Europe <ref> LGBT History Month: Europe's first openly lesbian team gets new kit https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64663095 16 Feb 2023 (accessed 21 February 2024) </ref>.

	In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.		In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.

2024-01-16T19:45:14Z

Labour suspends gender critical candidate

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	The [[Dalston Superstore]] is a well-known gay venue.		The [[Dalston Superstore]] is a well-known gay venue.

			In 2024 the [[Labour]] Party suspended a candidate for a council bye-election seat for expressing a [[gender critical]] view <ref> Labour suspends London by-election candidate who said 'trans women are not female' after transphobia complainthttps://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newslondon/labour-suspends-london-by-election-candidate-who-said-trans-women-are-not-female-after-transphobia-complaint/ar-AA1n0z94?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=78451e886f0147e28231e0b5fdaf3888&ei=115 16 January 2024 </ref>.

	==References==		==References==

2020-05-20T15:58:01Z

LGBT history: Hornsey Wood Tavern

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

			A Gay disco was run by [[Tricky Dicky]] in the 1970s at the [[Hornsey Wood Tavern]], 376 Seven Sisters Road (just inside the Borough). The building is now demolished.

	In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.		In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.

2019-08-09T21:36:16Z

Staying out was name of teenage Gay Lesbian group for teenagers in Hackney.

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

	In the 1990s a ~~LGBT~~ youth ~~Group~~ called [[~~Steppin~~ Out]] met in Hackney.		In the 1990s a lesbian and gay youth group called [[Staying Out]] met in Hackney <ref> Pink Paper 26 Apr 1992 carries a notice about this teenage group </ref>.

	The 2002 [[London Pride]] Festival was held in Hackney Marshes.		The 2002 [[London Pride]] Festival was held in Hackney Marshes.

2019-07-22T18:50:28Z

LGBT history: Steppin out

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

			In the 1990s a LGBT youth Group called [[Steppin Out]] met in Hackney.

	The 2002 [[London Pride]] Festival was held in Hackney Marshes.		The 2002 [[London Pride]] Festival was held in Hackney Marshes.

2016-01-08T13:50:50Z

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	[[Category:London Boroughs]]		[[Category:London Boroughs]]
	~~[[Category:Former metropolitan boroughs]]~~

2016-01-08T12:55:15Z

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	[[File:Hackney districts.gif\|thumb\|Some districts within the London Borough of Hackney]]The '''London Borough of Hackney''' is an inner [[London Borough]] in [[East London]]. The southern part pf the borough ([[Shoreditch]] and [[Hoxton]]) is considered to be part of the [[East End]].		[[File:Hackney districts.gif\|thumb\|Some districts within the London Borough of Hackney]]The '''London Borough of Hackney''' is an inner [[London Borough]] in [[East London]]. It was formed in 1965 by merging the metropolitan boroughs of Hackney, [[Shoreditch]] and [[Stoke Newington]]. The southern part of the borough ([[Shoreditch]] and [[Hoxton]]) is considered to be part of the [[East End]].

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