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	The [[Southwark Diocese Lesbian and Gay Network]] was formed in 1993.		The [[Southwark Diocese Lesbian and Gay Network]] was formed in 1993.

	In 1995 Stephen Bourne founded the London Borough of Southwark Anti-Homophobic Forum (SAHF), a multi-agency forum that brought together local senior police officers, Southwark Council & members of the LGBT+ community. <ref> Bourne stated in 2020 'We worked at local level in our London borough. The senior police officers were on board from day one & were very positive' 'In December 1999 I was invited by our first Borough Commander to join a new police/community liaison group called the IAG (Independent Advisory Group)'</ref>. SAHF later became the LGBT Forum.		In 1995 [[Stephen Bourne]] founded the London Borough of Southwark Anti-Homophobic Forum (SAHF), a multi-agency forum that brought together local senior police officers, Southwark Council & members of the LGBT+ community. <ref> Bourne stated in 2020 'We worked at local level in our London borough. The senior police officers were on board from day one & were very positive' 'In December 1999 I was invited by our first Borough Commander to join a new police/community liaison group called the IAG (Independent Advisory Group)'</ref>. SAHF later became the LGBT Forum.

	In November 1996 [[LGCM]] held its 20th anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral with John Gladwin, then Bishop of [[Guildford]], as preacher. This was the first [[Anglican]] cathedral service in Britain held for gay people.		In November 1996 [[LGCM]] held its 20th anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral with John Gladwin, then Bishop of [[Guildford]], as preacher. This was the first [[Anglican]] cathedral service in Britain held for gay people.

Wessexman: SHAF 1995- and LGBT Forum.

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SHAF 1995- and LGBT Forum.

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	The [[Southwark Diocese Lesbian and Gay Network]] was formed in 1993.		The [[Southwark Diocese Lesbian and Gay Network]] was formed in 1993.

			In 1995 Stephen Bourne founded the London Borough of Southwark Anti-Homophobic Forum (SAHF), a multi-agency forum that brought together local senior police officers, Southwark Council & members of the LGBT+ community. <ref> Bourne stated in 2020 'We worked at local level in our London borough. The senior police officers were on board from day one & were very positive' 'In December 1999 I was invited by our first Borough Commander to join a new police/community liaison group called the IAG (Independent Advisory Group)'</ref>. SAHF later became the LGBT Forum.

	In November 1996 [[LGCM]] held its 20th anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral with John Gladwin, then Bishop of [[Guildford]], as preacher. This was the first [[Anglican]] cathedral service in Britain held for gay people.		In November 1996 [[LGCM]] held its 20th anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral with John Gladwin, then Bishop of [[Guildford]], as preacher. This was the first [[Anglican]] cathedral service in Britain held for gay people.
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	==LGBT resources==		==LGBT resources==

	[[Southwark LGBT Network]] was founded in 2002. Its work complements that of the [[Southwark LGBT Forum]]<ref>http://www.southwarklgbtnetwork.com/index.htm</ref>		[[Southwark LGBT Network]] was founded in 2002. Its work complements that of the [[Southwark LGBT Forum]](see SAHF above) <ref>http://www.southwarklgbtnetwork.com/index.htm</ref>

	[[Bede House]] offers practical and emotional support and advice to members of the LGBT community who are experiencing domestic violence or hate crime.<ref>http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory/bede_house</ref>		[[Bede House]] offers practical and emotional support and advice to members of the LGBT community who are experiencing domestic violence or hate crime.<ref>http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory/bede_house</ref>

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	[[File:Southwark areas.png\|thumb\|Areas of Southwark]]The '''London Borough of Southwark''' is an inner London borough south of the Thames. It was formed in 1965 from the former metropolitan boroughs of Southwark, [[Bermondsey]] and [[Camberwell]]. The original core of Southwark, on the south side of London Bridge, is also known as the "Borough" (as opposed to the "City"). Other districts within the London Borough include [[Rotherhithe]], [[Dulwich]], [[Newington]] and [[~~Peckham~~]].		[[File:Southwark areas.png\|thumb\|Areas of Southwark]]The '''London Borough of Southwark''' is an inner London borough south of the Thames. It was formed in 1965 from the former metropolitan boroughs of Southwark, [[Bermondsey]] and [[Camberwell]]. The original core of Southwark, on the south side of London Bridge, is also known as the "Borough" (as opposed to the "City"). Other districts within the London Borough include [[Rotherhithe]], [[Dulwich]], [[Newington]], [[Peckham]] and [[Nunhead]].

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	In 2010, Southwark Council honoured [[Peter Tatchell]] with a Blue Plaque.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2010/09/29/gay-campaigner-peter-tatchell-honoured-with-blue-plaque/</ref>		In 2010, Southwark Council honoured [[Peter Tatchell]] with a Blue Plaque.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2010/09/29/gay-campaigner-peter-tatchell-honoured-with-blue-plaque/</ref>

	[[Southwark Pride]] has been held at the Ivy House, [[Nunhead]].		[[Southwark Pride]] has been held at the [[Ivy House]], Nunhead.

	==LGBT resources==		==LGBT resources==

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LGBT history

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	In 2010, Southwark Council honoured [[Peter Tatchell]] with a Blue Plaque.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2010/09/29/gay-campaigner-peter-tatchell-honoured-with-blue-plaque/</ref>		In 2010, Southwark Council honoured [[Peter Tatchell]] with a Blue Plaque.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2010/09/29/gay-campaigner-peter-tatchell-honoured-with-blue-plaque/</ref>

			[[Southwark Pride]] has been held at the Ivy House, [[Nunhead]].

	==LGBT resources==		==LGBT resources==

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Ross Burgess at 12:24, 11 December 2015

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	The [[Southwark Diocese Lesbian and Gay Network]] was formed in 1993.		The [[Southwark Diocese Lesbian and Gay Network]] was formed in 1993.

	In November 1996 [[LGCM]] held its 20th anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral with John Gladwin, then Bishop of [[Guildford]], as preacher. This was the first Anglican cathedral service in Britain held for gay people.		In November 1996 [[LGCM]] held its 20th anniversary event at Southwark Cathedral with John Gladwin, then Bishop of [[Guildford]], as preacher. This was the first [[Anglican]] cathedral service in Britain held for gay people.

	In 2006 a local councillor claimed that the Borough was run by a "gay clique".<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2006/04/18/gay-clique-runs-southwark-muslim-councillor-claims/</ref>		In 2006 a local councillor claimed that the Borough was run by a "gay clique".<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2006/04/18/gay-clique-runs-southwark-muslim-councillor-claims/</ref>

Ross Burgess at 16:47, 4 May 2015

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	[[File:Southwark areas.png\|thumb\|Areas of Southwark]]The '''London Borough of Southwark''' is an inner London borough south of the Thames. It was formed in 1965 from the former metropolitan boroughs of Southwark, [[Bermondsey]] and [[Camberwell]]. The original core of Southwark, on the south side of London Bridge, is also known as the "Borough" (as opposed to the "City"). Other districts within the London Borough include [[Rotherhithe]], [[Dulwich]], and [[Peckham]].		[[File:Southwark areas.png\|thumb\|Areas of Southwark]]The '''London Borough of Southwark''' is an inner London borough south of the Thames. It was formed in 1965 from the former metropolitan boroughs of Southwark, [[Bermondsey]] and [[Camberwell]]. The original core of Southwark, on the south side of London Bridge, is also known as the "Borough" (as opposed to the "City"). Other districts within the London Borough include [[Rotherhithe]], [[Dulwich]], [[Newington]] and [[Peckham]].

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