Attitude Pride Awards

The Attitude Pride Awards were announced in Attitude magazine, [? date ?]:

• Jonathan Blake, an original member of Lesbians & Gays Support the Miners (LGSM), the group featured in the hit film Pride.

• Asifa Lahore, a Muslim drag queen whose glamorous aura is coupled with a serious drive for LGBT activism.

• George Montague, Brighton Pride ambassador and ‘oldest gay in the village’.

• Duncan Craig, Founder and Chief Exec of Survivors Manchester, supporting male survivors of sexual abuse and rape.

• Christian Webb, LGBT awareness in schools campaigner.

• Ayla Holdom, RAF Search & Rescue Pilot and transgender activist.

• Moud Goba, UK Lesbian & Gay immigration Group support worker and community activist.

• Jonny Benjamin, mental health campaigner.

• Emmanuel Okoghenu, Albert Kennedy Trust Ambassador.

• Matthew Naz Mahmood-Ogston, of the Naz and Matt Foundation, building bridges between the LGBT and religious communities.

• Toni Hogg, Manager and counsellor at Antidote, the LGBT Drug and Alcohol Service.

• Mena Houghton, who since the death of her gay son Mark has become an outspoken activist against homophobia.

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