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| − | 11 [[Tandridge]]]]'''Surrey''' is a county in south-east England, considered one of the home counties. Surrey is divided for administrative purposes into 11 boroughs and districts: [[Elmbridge]], [[Epsom and Ewell]], [[Guildford]], [[Mole Valley]], [[Reigate and Banstead]], [[Runnymede]], [[Spelthorne]], [[Surrey Heath]], [[Tandridge]], [[Waverley]]. and [[Woking]]. | + | 11 [[Tandridge]]]]'''Surrey''' is a county in [[south-east England]], considered one of the [[home counties]]. Surrey is divided for administrative purposes into 11 boroughs and districts: [[Elmbridge]], [[Epsom and Ewell]], [[Guildford]], [[Mole Valley]], [[Reigate and Banstead]], [[Runnymede]], [[Spelthorne]], [[Surrey Heath]], [[Tandridge]], [[Waverley]]. and [[Woking]]. |
Parts of the original county are now included within [[Greater London]] although in some cases retaining "Surrey" as a postal county. Surrey County Council still has its administrative headquarters in the London Borough of [[Kingston upon Thames]]. | Parts of the original county are now included within [[Greater London]] although in some cases retaining "Surrey" as a postal county. Surrey County Council still has its administrative headquarters in the London Borough of [[Kingston upon Thames]]. | ||
==LGBT history== | ==LGBT history== | ||
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| + | There was a [[Surrey CHE Group]]. | ||
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| + | In the early 1980s there was a Surrey Youth Group for under 26 year olds <ref> The group met in Ash near [[Aldershot]] with many pub meetings and other monthly events in Surrey and Hampshire </ref>. | ||
[[SLAGO]] (the Surrey and London Association of Gay Organisations) originally included groups in Surrey as the name implies, but the current member groups are all based in Greater London. | [[SLAGO]] (the Surrey and London Association of Gay Organisations) originally included groups in Surrey as the name implies, but the current member groups are all based in Greater London. | ||
| + | [[Gay Surrey]] is a charity serving the county. | ||
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| + | Surrey County Council operates [[Twister]] LGBT youth groups in several parts of the county.<ref>http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/people-and-community/advice-guidance-and-support/advice-and-advisory-services/lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender-and-questioning-lgbtq</ref> | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Surrey| ]] | [[Category:Surrey| ]] | ||
[[Category:England]] | [[Category:England]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:00, 6 September 2021
Surret showing districts:
1 Spelthorne
2 Runnymede
3 Surrey Heath
4 Woking
5 Elmbridge
6 Guildford
7 Waverley
8 Mole Valley
9 Epsom and Ewell
10 Reigate and Banstead
11 Tandridge
1 Spelthorne
2 Runnymede
3 Surrey Heath
4 Woking
5 Elmbridge
6 Guildford
7 Waverley
8 Mole Valley
9 Epsom and Ewell
10 Reigate and Banstead
11 Tandridge
Parts of the original county are now included within Greater London although in some cases retaining "Surrey" as a postal county. Surrey County Council still has its administrative headquarters in the London Borough of Kingston upon Thames.
LGBT history
There was a Surrey CHE Group.
In the early 1980s there was a Surrey Youth Group for under 26 year olds [1].
SLAGO (the Surrey and London Association of Gay Organisations) originally included groups in Surrey as the name implies, but the current member groups are all based in Greater London.
Gay Surrey is a charity serving the county.
Surrey County Council operates Twister LGBT youth groups in several parts of the county.[2]
References
- ↑ The group met in Ash near Aldershot with many pub meetings and other monthly events in Surrey and Hampshire
- ↑ http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/people-and-community/advice-guidance-and-support/advice-and-advisory-services/lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender-and-questioning-lgbtq
