Birmingham Friends of the Earth donate their Pride Progress flag
The lovely group members of Birmingham Friends of the Earth, have kindly donated their crafted Pride Progress flag to us. This will be proudly hanging in the centre for service users to check out!
Our Rainbow Roundtable discussion groups are back this October!
Rainbow Roundtable = discussion with LGBTQ+ communities to improve health & wellbeing
Upcoming event- Birmingham Literature Festival presents: Tales of the Suburbs: LGBTQ+ Lives Behind Net Curtains with John Grindrod
Drawing on extensive archive material and insightful oral history, Tales of the Suburbs colours an entire palette of LGBTQ+ suburban life and culture, centring the stories – along with the challenges and hard-earned joys – of those who have lived and loved in these curious, sometimes closeted, spaces.
Birmingham listed 17 in most sexually liberal cities in the world for LGBTQ+ people
Birmingham listed 17 in most sexually liberal cities in the world for LGBTQ+ people
Apology from the Acting Chief Constable of West Midlands Police
Birmingham LGBT welcomes the apology we have received from the Acting Chief Constable of West Midlands Police
Building Brum’s Kiki Community with Eric Scutaro
We’ve created this space to build the foundation for the future of the Kiki scene in Birmingham, and we want to unite the community to make this a reality.
Birmingham Pride 2026
A massive thank you to our volunteers, community and team for your help and support over Birmingham Pride weekend! Our team and volunteers put in a lot of work behind the scenes to get the centre ready and it all paid off, thank you.
The centre has new window decor!
We’re excited to unveil our brand new window graphics at the centre, just in time for Birmingham Pride weekend!
The first openly lesbian UK MP – Maureen Colquhoun by Sheila
In Lesbian Visibility Week it’s important to remind ourselves of how far we’ve come. Of the 265 female MPs that sit in the House of Commons today, twenty women are living openly as lesbian or bisexual – 7.5%. Which probably isn’t far off the percentage of women openly gay or queer in the general population. […]
Lesbian sexual health, wellbeing & community in our city by Kate
Hiya, it’s one of the Birmingham LGBT lesbians speaking. For this Lesbian Visibility Week I actually decided to google what the theme is. Turns out, in 2026 it’s all about Health and Wellbeing. As a lesbian working in sexual health and a person who provides wellbeing, of course my first thought is to encourage you to […]