Nantwich Museum is to host “From Prejudice to Pride” exhibition throughout February to mark LGBT History Month.
With the earliest recorded marriage in 1707 of Hannah Wright and Anne Gaskill in Prestbury to the game changing contribution to modern equal rights of Antony Grey, Cheshire has many things to take pride in.
The Cheshire East “Pride in the Park” events are the latest to be cancelled amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Crewe/Nantwich event was due to take place in Queens Park on September 12.
Cheshire Fire Service has been hailed by Stonewall as among the best LGBT+ friendly organisations in the UK.
The service is one of seven organisations from the North West to make the lesbian, gay, bi and trans equality charity’s Top 100 Employers list for inclusivity.
Young and old enjoyed the free ‘Pride in the Park’ event at Queens Park in Crewe yesterday (June 29).
The event was held with the aim of bringing communities together, supporting diversity and celebrating all aspects of the LGBT+ community.
By Stephen Topping, local democracy reporter
The chairman of Cheshire’s police watchdog is facing growing calls to resign following ‘outdated’ remarks about officers supporting LGBT equality.
Police and Crime Commissioner David Keane has published an open letter to Bob Fousert, chairman of the Cheshire police and crime panel, urging him to step down.
A powerful theatre piece exploring the history of the LGBTQ rights movement will visit South Cheshire as part of a UK tour.
Riot Act embarks on a Pride season tour and comes to Crewe Lyceum on Thursday June 27 for one performance only.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) is now third in the LGBT charity Stonewall’s prestigious Top 100 Employers list for 2019.
The Service jumped another place from its 2018 position and is the highest performing public sector organisation in the UK.
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