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Wessexman: Tony Fenwick died in July 2020.

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Tony Fenwick died in July 2020.

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	[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is a teacher and Chief Executive of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].		[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") (1960-2020) was a teacher and Chief Executive of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].

	He was born in [[Bedlington]].		He was born in [[Bedlington]].
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	Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:		Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:
	:"As co-chairs of SchoolsOUT, Sanders and Fenwick aim to provide a support network for all people who want to raise the issue of homophobia, transphobia and heterosexism in education. They have also worked with LGBT History Month and the Classroom Project in the UK."<ref>http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/the-ios-pink-list-2012-8216187.html</ref>		:"As co-chairs of SchoolsOUT, Sanders and Fenwick aim to provide a support network for all people who want to raise the issue of homophobia, transphobia and heterosexism in education. They have also worked with LGBT History Month and the Classroom Project in the UK."<ref>http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/news/the-ios-pink-list-2012-8216187.html</ref>

			Tony passed away on Wednesday 8th July 2020, at the Luton and Dunstable Hospital, aged 60 <ref> https://lgbtplushistorymonth.co.uk/2020/07/tony-fenwick-mbe-1960-2020/ </ref>.

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Ross Burgess at 17:19, 31 May 2015

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	:"I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>		:"I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>

	He took over as co-chair of LGBT History Month (with [[Sue Sanders]] in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].		He took over as co-chair of LGBT History Month (with [[Sue Sanders]]) in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].

	Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:		Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:

Ross Burgess at 17:14, 31 May 2015

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	[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is a teacher and ~~co-chair (with [[Sue Sanders]])~~ of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].		[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is a teacher and Chief Executive of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].

	He was born in [[Bedlington]].		He was born in [[Bedlington]].
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	:"I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>		:"I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>

	He took over as co-chair in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].		He took over as co-chair of LGBT History Month (with [[Sue Sanders]] in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].

	Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:		Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:

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Ross Burgess at 16:47, 31 May 2015

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	[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is a teacher and co-chair (with [[Sue Sanders]]) of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].		[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is a teacher and co-chair (with [[Sue Sanders]]) of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].

			He was born in [[Bedlington]].

	He first got involved with LGBT History Month in 2004:		He first got involved with LGBT History Month in 2004:

Ross Burgess at 13:16, 11 January 2014

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Ross Burgess at 18:24, 29 November 2013

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	He first got involved with LGBT History Month in 2004:		He first got involved with LGBT History Month in 2004:
	""I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>		:"I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>

	He took over as co-chair in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].		He took over as co-chair in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].

Ross Burgess at 18:24, 29 November 2013

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	[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is co-chair (with [[Sue Sanders]]) of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].		[[File:Tony-Fenwick.jpg\|thumb\|Tony Fenwick]]'''Tony Fenwick''' (pronounced "fennick") is a teacher and co-chair (with [[Sue Sanders]]) of [[Schools Out]] and [[LGBT History Month]].

			He first got involved with LGBT History Month in 2004:
			""I was at the TUC LGBT conference, where Jacqui Smith, the Minister for Women and Equalities, talked to us about her role. Sue Sanders asked me to enquire whether it would be possible to have an LGBT history month and if the government would support it. Jacqui Smith said yes to both. That gave us the impetus to start."<ref>http://www.polarimagazine.com/interviews/tony-fenwick-lgbt-history-month-gay-good/ Christopher Bryant, ''[[Polari Magazine]]'', 9 July 2013</ref>

			He took over as co-chair in 2008 on the death of [[Paul Patrick]].

	Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said:		Tony Fenwick and Sue Sanders were jointly ranked 55 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation said: