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| − | Jonathan Harbourne is the co-chair of London 2018, the bid to host the Gay Games/Out Games in London in 2018. Jonathan’s fellow co-chair is Suran Dickson. Jonathan is co-chair of his employer’s LGBT affinity network, a global financial institution based in London. Jonathan founded the Raiders Softball Club, the largest softball club in Europe, soon after he moved to London in 1999, and more recently, the London Gay Bikers (motorcycle) club on Facebook, which meets at the Eagle London bar on the second Thursday of the month. | + | Jonathan Harbourne is the co-chair of London 2018, the bid to host the Gay Games/Out Games in London in 2018. Jonathan’s fellow co-chair is Suran Dickson. He sits in the steering committee for the National LGBT Sports Network (UK). Jonathan is co-chair of his employer’s LGBT affinity network, a global financial institution based in London. Jonathan founded the Raiders Softball Club, the largest softball club in Europe, soon after he moved to London in 1999, and more recently, the London Gay Bikers (motorcycle) club on Facebook, which meets at the Eagle London bar on the second Thursday of the month. He is also the founder of the LGBT History Project (UK). |
Revision as of 22:46, 28 June 2011
Jonathan Harbourne is the co-chair of London 2018, the bid to host the Gay Games/Out Games in London in 2018. Jonathan’s fellow co-chair is Suran Dickson. He sits in the steering committee for the National LGBT Sports Network (UK). Jonathan is co-chair of his employer’s LGBT affinity network, a global financial institution based in London. Jonathan founded the Raiders Softball Club, the largest softball club in Europe, soon after he moved to London in 1999, and more recently, the London Gay Bikers (motorcycle) club on Facebook, which meets at the Eagle London bar on the second Thursday of the month. He is also the founder of the LGBT History Project (UK).
