Graham Robson is a journalist based in Brighton Hove, United Kingdom. He writes for Scene Magazine, focusing on local news and events in the area. His articles cover a range of topics including entertainment, politics, community events, and cultural happenings in the Brighton Hove community.
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Graham Robson's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and entertainment news in the Brighton & Hove area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including LGBTQ+ issues, politics, arts, and local events.
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By: Graham Robson
Over 7,000 people are expected to attend Pride in Gloucester, now in its 18th year, which aims to boost visibility of the LGBTQ+ community.
By: Graham Robson
What happens when two newly-engaged chorus members get lost on Christmas Eve? What’s that mysterious light? And just who is throwing such a lavish party? The answers are guaranteed to make you do the pelvic thrust all night long.
By: Graham Robson
Ahead of his new film The Critic, Sir Ian McKellen has updated fans after he had to leave a London production of Player Kings after a fall from the stage in June.
By: Graham Robson
Brand new after-hours event AFTERSHOCK presents a fresh take on Sunday morning clubbing in the capital when it launches on Sunday, September 22 at Loki in Brixton. Clubbers are in for a kaleidoscope of upfront and current house and techno alongside some nostalgic classics from a dedicated new team of residents with regular special guests and headed up at the launch by after-hours darlings, The Sharp Boys.
By: Graham Robson
The first Pride parade in the north-eastern German town of Wismar was targeted by the far-right on Saturday, September 14, which led to increased police presence.
By: Graham Robson
Chilli Pepper, a celebrated performance artist who was one of Chicago’s most famous drag performers for more than 40 years and a staunch advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and causes, has died.
By: Graham Robson
In honour of late trustee and ally, Paul Draycott, Beyond Reflections, the Southampton-based charity supporting trans+ people and their families, has launched its annual Trans+ Allies Celebration event, which will be an evening dedicated to celebrating queerness and allyship, and recognising the outstanding contributions of members of the community.
By: Graham Robson
International drag icon, RuPaul, is back in Blighty with his cult competitive reality show. Rooted in camp, British pop culture, and famed for its unpredictability, Drag Race UK fans will be delighted with a rambunctious new cast, and a competition with even more twists, more laughs and more sass.
By: Graham Robson
A heterosexual Muslim man has taken a stand against a controversial anti-LGBTQ+ bill in Ghana by undertaking a one-man demonstration against the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, 2021.
Popular LGBTQ+ schools programme, Pride Groups, run by LGBTQ+ youth charity Just Like Us, is being made free to all UK secondary schools, thanks to National Lottery funding.
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