London Monday Group - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 09:40, 25 July 2017

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Ross Burgess at 15:24, 28 July 2015

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	'''LMG''', originally the '''London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality''', was a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] ~~group~~, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.		'''LMG''', originally the '''London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality''', was a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE group]], undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.

	The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 10. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].		The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 10. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].

Ross Burgess: Ross Burgess moved page LMG to London Monday Group over redirect

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Ross Burgess moved page LMG to London Monday Group over redirect

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Ross Burgess at 19:08, 22 March 2015

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	'''LMG''', ~~formerly~~ the London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality, was a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] group, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.		'''LMG''', originally the '''London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality''', was a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] group, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.

	The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 10. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].		The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 10. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].

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Ross Burgess at 12:27, 17 October 2013

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Ross Burgess at 17:01, 10 October 2013

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Ross Burgess at 17:01, 10 October 2013

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Ross Burgess at 14:50, 21 January 2012

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	'''LMG''', formerly the London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality, ~~wss~~ a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] group, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.		'''LMG''', formerly the London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality, was a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] group, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.

	The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 7. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].		The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 10. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].

	From 1987 to 2008 the group also helped organise the [[Capital Quiz]], the annual knock-out quiz championship held in the early part of each year.		From 1987 to 2008 the group also helped organise the [[Capital Quiz]], the annual knock-out quiz championship held in the early part of each year.

Ross Burgess at 14:28, 21 January 2012

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	'''LMG''' is a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] group, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.		'''LMG''', formerly the London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality, wss a gay social group meeting on Monday evenings in central London. It was originally a local [[CHE]] group, undertaking campaigning as well as social activities.

	The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 7. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but ~~has~~ met in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].		The group was founded in 1971, originally as CHE London Group 7. For a time it was known as the West London Group, but met over the years in various places in both West and Central London. In 1982, along with other CHE groups, it became independent, under the name "London Monday Group for Homosexual Equality". In 2010 it decided to become solely a social group, and re-affiliated to CHE. LMG was a long-standing member group of [[SLAGO]].

	From 1987 to 2008 the group also helped organise the [[Capital Quiz]], the annual knock-out quiz championship held in the early part of each year.		From 1987 to 2008 the group also helped organise the [[Capital Quiz]], the annual knock-out quiz championship held in the early part of each year.