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LGBT+ Futures Covid-19 response fund launched
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Consortium, which works to strengthen and support LGBTQ+ groups, organisations and projects, has announced the launch of the LGBT+ Futures: National Emergencies Trust Fund, which will distribute £350,000 of onward grants to diverse LGBTQ+ organisations from across the UK.This important new fund is designed to address the additional needs LGBTQ+ people and communities have faced as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
It will support and strengthen LGBTQ+ organisations that have been impacted by Covid-19 and who are working hard to meet the needs of those most affected.As part of the launch and responding to the evidenced increase in calls and requests for support through LGBTQ+ helplines, Consortium has announced the award of grants totaling.
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Gay Village bar's Bank Holiday plans for drag queen DJ rejected by council
But a temporary event notice (TEN) was rejected over concerns that it could attract crowds and increase the risk of spreading Covid-19 on what would have been Manchester Pride weekend.Despite the festival’s cancellation, both Greater Manchester Police and Manchester council licensing officers still expect the Gay Village to be busier than a normal weekend.PC Alan Isherwood, of the force’s licensing unit, told a hearing on Thursday that a LGBT+ event was taking place at Escape to Freight Island over the bank holiday.“After speaking to bar managers a lot of them seem to assume that the people from the event will make their way down to the Village,” he said.“The [proposed] external bar and stage will make that location at that end of Canal
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