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Queer Cambridge was a directory of queer groups, resources, organisations and links aimed for those in Cambridge.<ref>now defunct website link http://www.queercambridge.co.uk/</ref> | Queer Cambridge was a directory of queer groups, resources, organisations and links aimed for those in Cambridge.<ref>now defunct website link http://www.queercambridge.co.uk/</ref> | ||
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[[Cambridge Diamonds]] is a social and self-help group supporting the transgender community in Eastern England.<ref> http://www.diamondstgc.org.uk/ Accessed 2 July 2023 </ref> | [[Cambridge Diamonds]] is a social and self-help group supporting the transgender community in Eastern England.<ref> http://www.diamondstgc.org.uk/ Accessed 2 July 2023 </ref> | ||
Revision as of 09:11, 2 July 2023
King's College Chapel, seen from The Backs
LGBT History
in 1970 John Hiles formed the Cambridge branch of CHE. The following year, Hiles, together with Chris Heron, set up Gay Cambridge. Hiles committed suicide in 1978 [1].
In 2007 Jenny Bailey became mayor of Cambridge. Sarah Brown is currently a Cambridge City councillor.
Queer Cambridge was a directory of queer groups, resources, organisations and links aimed for those in Cambridge.[2]
Cambridge LGBTQ+ group was functioning in 2023 [3].
Cambridge Diamonds is a social and self-help group supporting the transgender community in Eastern England.[4]
References
- ↑ Gay News 16 November 1978 page 4
- ↑ now defunct website link http://www.queercambridge.co.uk/
- ↑ https://www.meetup.com/cambridge-gay-group/ Accessed 2 July 2023
- ↑ http://www.diamondstgc.org.uk/ Accessed 2 July 2023
