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The '''Hereford & Worcester Lesbian and Gay Switchboard''' provided help, information and support for LGBT people in [[Hereford and Worcester]]. It was a member of the [[LGBT Consortium]]<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20120826100112/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory/hereford_worcester_lesbian_and_gay_switchboard Switchboard page] on the [[Consortium Directory]], archived as at August 2012</ref> The Switchboard's website has not been found.
The '''Hereford & Worcester Lesbian and Gay Switchboard''' provided help, information and support for LGBT people in [[Hereford and Worcester]]. It was a member of the [[LGBT Consortium]]<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20120826100112/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory/hereford_worcester_lesbian_and_gay_switchboard Switchboard page] on the [[Consortium Directory]], archived as at August 2012.</ref> The Consortium Directory entry stated that the Switchboard had a website, but this has not been located.


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[[Category:Herefordshire]]
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[[Category:Worcestershire]]
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[[Category:Telephone support lines]]
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The Hereford & Worcester Lesbian and Gay Switchboard provided help, information and support for LGBT people in Hereford and Worcester. It was a member of the LGBT Consortium[1] The Consortium Directory entry stated that the Switchboard had a website, but this has not been located.

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  1. Switchboard page on the Consortium Directory, archived as at August 2012.