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[[Y-Services]] and [[Break Out]] provide LGBT groups for young people in the county. | [[Y-Services]] and [[Break Out]] provide LGBT groups for young people in the county. | ||
In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]]. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref> | In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in [[Winchester]] hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by [[Y-Services]]. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' <ref> A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire) </ref>. A collection of [[oral interviews]] with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. <ref> Accession reference AV1637 </ref> | ||
The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr Clifford Williams on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' <ref> https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022 </ref>. | |||
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Revision as of 17:54, 14 February 2022
1 Gosport
2 Fareham
3 Winchester
4 Havant
5 East Hampshire
6 Hart
7 Rushmoor
8 Basingstoke and Deane
9 Test Valley
10 Eastleigh
11 New Forest
12 Southampton (Unitary)
13 Portsmouth (Unitary)
Hampshire is a county in southern England, now part of the South East region. The county council area covers 11 local government districts:
Basingstoke and Deane, City of Winchester, East Hampshire, Eastleigh, Fareham, Gosport, Hart, Havant, New Forest, Rushmoor, and Test Valley.
The ceremonial county also includes two unitary authorities, the City of Portsmouth and the City of Southampton.
Christchurch and Bournemouth were originally in Hampshire, but were transferred to Dorset in 1974.
Hampshire Constabulary also covers the Isle of Wight.
LGBT History
George Ives was brought up in Hampshire and the south of France.
South West Hants CHE Group (also known as South Hants CHE Group) was founded in October 1971.
Healthy Gay Hampshire was an HIV prevention service which covered most of the county.[1]
In 2008 the gay football club GFC Bournemouth changed its name to GFC Bournemouth & Hampshire.
Hampshire Pride was held in Winchester 2015- 2019, with a parade starting at the University of Winchester.
Kroma was an empowering and enabling organisation for the LGBT+ communities, their families and friends, within Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham and Havant. It closed down in 2019.
Y-Services and Break Out provide LGBT groups for young people in the county.
In 2019 Hampshire Record Office in Winchester hosted a queer history of Hampshire display mounted by Y-Services. To accompany the display Dr Clifford Williams produced a thirty-six page booklet entitled 'A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' [2]. A collection of oral interviews with older LGBT people who were interviewed by younger LGBT people are held in the Wessex Film and Sound Archive at the Hampshire Record Office. [3]
The Hampshire Archives and Local Studies blog in February 2022 featured a piece by Dr Clifford Williams on 'The Challenges of Uncovering Hidden Histories: Regional LGBTQ+ voices' [4].
References
<references>
- ↑ http://www.wsmsh.org.uk/about/index.html
- ↑ A Queer A-Z of Hampshire' by Dr Clifford Williams (2019)(Cuthbert Creme Books:Hampshire)
- ↑ Accession reference AV1637
- ↑ https://hampshirearchivesandlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2022/02/13/the-challenges-of-uncovering-hidden-histories-regional-lgbtq-voices/ Accessed 14 February 2022