The huge American TV show has chosen London for the World Premier the feature length film of Sex in the City, much to the delight of its English fans who thronged Leicester Square last night. (more…)

Brighton and Hove has always had a reputation for its bohemian atmosphere ever since The Prince of Wales, later George IV, came to take the sea water cure for his gout and set up home. That home is now known as The Royal Pavillion and was re-designed in an Eastern style by John Nash. (more…)

Manchester has changed from a homophobic city to one that positively revels in its gay community. It is the first city in the world to put in rainbow tiles to signify the gay trails around the city and has an annual Pride march that is one of the best in Europe, if not the world. (more…)