Sheffield - Revision history

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	The [[Sheena Amos Youth Trust]] (SAYiT) is a sexual health charity for young people.		The [[Sheena Amos Youth Trust]] (SAYiT) is a sexual health charity for young people.

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	[[Category:South Yorkshire]]		[[Category:South Yorkshire]]

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	[[Sheffield University Homophile Society]] was founded in June 1970, and [[Sheffield CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.		[[Sheffield University Homophile Society]] was founded in June 1970, and [[Sheffield CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.

	[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.		[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.[[File:Chefileche8number14sheff1975.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Unidentified young man at the CHE Conference 1975 (LSE HCA Archive)]]

	In the 1970s and 80s The Cossack in Howard Street was a gay pub.		In the 1970s and 80s The Cossack in Howard Street was a gay pub.

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LGBT History: TheCossack

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	[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.		[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.

			In the 1970s and 80s The Cossack in Howard Street was a gay pub.

	In 1982 Sheffield hosted a Gay Festival, known as [[Gayfest]], which had 450 people registered as attending <ref> Gay News issue 249 September 16 1982 pp6-7 'Gay Festival at Sheffield August 27-30' </ref>.		In 1982 Sheffield hosted a Gay Festival, known as [[Gayfest]], which had 450 people registered as attending <ref> Gay News issue 249 September 16 1982 pp6-7 'Gay Festival at Sheffield August 27-30' </ref>.

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Gayfest 1982

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	[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.		[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.

			In 1982 Sheffield hosted a Gay Festival, known as [[Gayfest]], which had 450 people registered as attending <ref> Gay News issue 249 September 16 1982 pp6-7 'Gay Festival at Sheffield August 27-30' </ref>.

	[[Sheffield Gay Pride]] is held in early June.		[[Sheffield Gay Pride]] is held in early June.

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LGBT History

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

	~~The~~ [[Sheffield CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.		[[Sheffield University Homophile Society]] was founded in June 1970, and [[Sheffield CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.

	[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.		[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.

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LGBT History

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	[[Out Aloud]], Sheffield's gay choir, was founded in 2006.		[[Out Aloud]], Sheffield's gay choir, was founded in 2006.

			The [[Sheena Amos Youth Trust]] (SAYiT) is a sexual health charity for young people.

	[[Category:South Yorkshire]]		[[Category:South Yorkshire]]

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LGBT History

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

			The [[Sheffield CHE Group]] was founded in 1971.

	[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.		[[CHE]] held an annual conference in Sheffield in 1975.

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LGBT History

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	'''Sheffield''' is a city in [[South Yorkshire]]. It owed its growth to the steel industry, including specialist products such as stainless steel and cutlery. it is home to the Crucible and Lyceum theatres.		[[File:PeaceGdnsSheffd.jpg\|thumb\|Sheffield Town Hall and the Peace Gardens]]'''Sheffield''' is a city in [[South Yorkshire]]. It owed its growth to the steel industry, including specialist products such as stainless steel and cutlery. it is home to the Crucible and Lyceum theatres.

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