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SCOTSGAY
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1994 £1.50 WHERE SOLD
PRIDE
GLASGOW
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SCOTSGAY
ISSUE 177
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Contents
3 News
4 Listings
5 Edinburgh News
6 Glasgow News
7Pride Glasgow
8 Art for Artsake
9 Aberdeen News
10-11 Listings
12 -13 Contact Ads
14 Venues & Emporia
cover:
Drookit Jesus
pic: John Hein
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hat’s been happening
this
month? Oh not
much. Just the world’s
biggest Arts festivals and a
couple of Prides round and
about. Busy, busy times.
But we’ll have plenty about
them in other pages, so
let’s look at some other
items, shall we?
In the Borders, controversy
sparked as Pastor Angus
Buchan, a South African
preacher, was no-platformed by the Scottish
Borders LGBT Equality
Forum. The 69 year old
was due to speak at the
Volunteer
Hall
in
Galashiels, as a guest for
Hope Church, an Evangelical group based in Tweedbank. The cancellation of
the event follows Peter
Tatchell’s criticism of him
during a press interview in
which he quoted homophobic remarks made by the Pastor in 2008.
This starts to get confusing. Remember Tatchell
was no-platformed by Fran Cowling of the NUS in
Feb, following his signing of an open letter in the
Observer last year denouncing the no-platforming
of Germaine Greer and others for transphobic comments, stating that we should engage in debate
and that “You do not have to agree with the views
that are being silenced to find these tactics illiberal
and undemocratic.” So it seems bizarre that he
should be the inspiration to deny a stage to someone whose level of homophobia is no greater than
most churches in this land. I can’t tell who is noplatforming who any more. Is it better to deny
someone else the right to speak if they say something you find abhorrent? Do you then deny other
the right to contradict and try to educate them?
It’s exhausting to think around.
We stop for a moment and give thought to those
who perhaps have priorities in life other than
cabaret (just because I don’t understand doesn’t
mean I can’t empathise). There is a sub-culture of
footballing and watching others football, apparently. Equality Network in partnership with the
SFA have launched a campaign addressing homophobia on the terraces. The ad featured in matchday programmes across the SPFL Premiership
including Hearts, Celtic and Rangers games on 6th
and 7th Aug. Equality Network are encouraging
anyone who wants to help their club be more inclusive to participate via
 www.equality-network.org/football
News
For those with an interest in alternativelyshaped balls, Scottish
Rugby has also signed up
to Equality Network’s
(they do get about!)
Sports Charter. The five
principles involved are as
follows:
1.Take steps to actively
involve LGBT people in
sport and visibly support
LGBT inclusion and
equality.
2.Challenge homophobic
and transphobic behaviour and ensure a positive and welcoming
sporting environment for
LGBT participants.
3.Develop policies and
practices that are inclusive, informed by a better understanding of the
issues and barriers for
LGBT people and by taking advantage of training.
4.Work to further include trans people in sport by understanding the differing needs for trans participants and
begin to reduce the barriers which prevent trans people
from taking part in sport in their acquired gender.
5.Strive to make continuous improvements to greater include LGBT people in Scottish sport
If anyone needs me I’ll be sitting on my backside sipping
a Costa Rainbow Flat White (priorities, darling) and eating
a doughnut.
In other competitive sports news, we’ve not mentioned
gay marriage for about ten minutes. Well, the scores are
in from last year and National Records of Scotland have
disclosed that over 1,600 same-sex marriages were conducted in 2015. In comparison, there were just 1,400
Catholic alt-sex weddings in the same timeframe. Humanist ceremonies peaked at nearly 3,400 - many of
which will have been our lot throwing their pink pound
around.
To wrap things up, we’d like to express support and love
to Scott Agnew, who this month revealed his HIV status
in an interview with the Daily Record. He told of the experience of getting his results, the sense of discovering
more value in life as well as his hopes and thoughts on the
future. He’s just completed a full Fringe run at The Stand
in Edinburgh with his one-man show “I’ve Snapped My
Banjo String, Let’s Just Talk”. Our respect and adoration
to him for
speaking up
and working to reduce the
stigma of
an HIV positive diagnosis.
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HELPLINES
ABUSED MEN IN SCOTLAND
Tel: Freefone 0808 8000024
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm. Support for
men surviving domestic abuse.
Write: Unit GF11, Eric Liddell
Centre, 15 Morningside Road,
Edinburgh. EH10 4DP.
Office: 0131-447 7449.
[email protected]
www.amis.org.uk
BREATHING SPACE
Mon-Thu 6pm-2am, Fri 6pmMon 6am (24 hours at
weekends).
www.breathingspacescotland
.co.uk
CUMBRIA AND THE
BORDERS GAY HELPLINE
Tel: Bassenthwaite Lake
(01768) 776244
Nightly 6-9pm.
LGBT HELPLINE SCOTLAND
Tel: 0300 123 2523
Tue-Wed Noon-9pm.
Providing info and emotional
supporttoLGBTpeopleandallies
throughout Scotland’.
www.lgbt-helpline-scotland
.org.uk
OUTREACH CUMBRIA LGBT
TELEPHONE HELPLINE:
Tel: 0300 1237440 or
Freefone 0800 3457440.
Thu 7-9.30pm.
RELATIONSHIP HELPLINE
Tel: 0808 8022088
Mon, Wed & Thu 11am–2pm.
Free, confidential service for any
experiencing
individual
relationshipdifficultiesandissues.
www.thespark.org.uk
SEXUAL HEALTH LINE:
Tel: 0300 1237123
Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat-Sun
11am-4pm. Confidential advice
and information. Minicom:
Freephone 0800 521361.
www.nhs.uk/worthtalkingabout
STOP HATE UK
24hours.Information,adviceand
supportforvictimsandwitnesses
of LGBTI Hate Crime and
incidents.
www.stophateuk.org
SWITCHBOARD THE LGBT+ HELPLINE
Tel: 0300 3300630
Daily 10am-11pm.
[email protected]
www.switchboard.lgbt
TERRENCE HIGGINS TRUST
Tel: 0808 8021221
Mon-Fri 10am-8pm.
The HIV and sexual health charity
for life.
[email protected]
www.tht.org.uk
MEDIA
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NATIONAL
ORGANISATIONS
OUTRIGHT SCOTLAND
Scotland's oldest lesbian, gay,
bisexual and transgender rights
organisation. It was founded in
1969 as the Scottish Minorities
Group, later became the Scottish
Homosexual Rights Group and
changed its name to OUTRIGHT
SCOTLAND in December 1992.
Currently hibernating.
EQUALITY NETWORK
Working for lesbian, gay, bisexual
and transgender equality in
Scotland. Write: 30 Bernard
Street, Edinburgh. EH6 6PR. Tel:
0131-467 6039. Weekly E-mail
and quarterly paper newsletters
on LGBT equality campaigns and
Regular
developments.
conferences, forums, and other
events. E-mail or write to join the
network, free!
[email protected]
www.equality-network.org
t: @LGBTScotland
LESBIAN ARCHIVE
The UK's largest and most
significant collection of materials
relating to lesbian lives. The
collections are based at Glasgow
Women's Library, 23 Landressy
Street, Glasgow. G40 1BP. Tel:
0141-550 2267.
[email protected]
www.womenslibrary.org.uk
PRIDE EDINBURGH
Organising the national Pride
Scotia March and Edinburgh
Pride 2017 ! Tel: 0131-556 9471.
Write: 58a Broughton Street,
Edinburgh. EH1 3SA.
[email protected]
www.prideedinburgh.org.uk
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STONEWALL SCOTLAND
Campaigns for equality and
justice for gay, lesbian, bisexual
and transgender people living in
Scotland. Write: Mansfield
Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield
Place, Edinburgh. EH3 6BB. Tel:
0131-474 8019.
[email protected]
www.stonewallscotland.org.uk
LOCAL
ORGANISATIONS
ABERDEENSHIRE:
GMH Quiz Team:
At Cheerz Bar Quiz Night every
Thu from 9pm (with the quiz
starting at 9.30pm) primarily for
anyone who is either new to
Aberdeen or to the scene, feeling
isolated or maybe wanting to
make new friends after a period
away from the scene. There will
alwaysbeamemberofstaffthere
and some volunteers.
Just Be Yourself:A voluntary run
online/social support group for
LGBT+ people in Aberdeenshire.
Aims to provide help and support
for LGBT+ people of all ages from
family issues to housing,
healthcare and employment, etc.
Meets last Sun of each month at
Cornerstone, 1 Skelton Street,
Peterhead. AB42 1HR. Tel: 0330
350 1140.
[email protected]
www.justbeyourself.org.uk
fb:justbeyourself.org.uk
t: @JBY_UK
ARGYLL & BUTE:
JAMES MORGAN BROWN
REVIEW
Independent journal intended to
increase awareness of important
LGBTQI non-fiction publications.
Named in honour of James
Morgan Brown, gay Glasgow
socialist and comrade of Edward
Carpenter.
[email protected]
www.linsert.org/jmbreview
KALEIDOSCOT
Online publication providing
news,reviews,opinionpiecesand
original articles of interest. Tel:
0844 585 1161. Fax: 0844 585
1171.
[email protected]
www.kaleidoscot.com
SCENE ALBA
LGBT+ arts lifestyle magazine.
[email protected]
www.scenealba.co.uk
fb: scenealba
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UNDIVIDING LINES
LGBT+ magazine for the
Highlands
and
Islands.
[email protected]
fb: UnDividingLines-magazine
/474762272680790
LGBTI Argyll & Bute::
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AYRSHIRE:
NESA (North, East, South
Ayrshire) Social Support Group:
Tel: David Bingham on 0141-332
3838.
[email protected]
BORDERS:
Borders Bisexual Lesbian And
Gay Group (BBLAGG):
Organises social and recreational
events for LGBT adults living in
the Scottish Borders. Events
include: pub nights, men’s film
nights, hillwalks, barbeques and
an annual visit to Ireland to take
part in North West Pride. Tel:
Alastair Lings on Galashiels
(01896) 757861 or 07763
850087.
[email protected]
fb:Borders Bisexual Lesbian And
Gay Group ( BBLAGG )
Scottish Borders LGBT Equality:
Aims to provide advice and act as
a consulting body to all
community planning partner
organisations and to develop a
range of social and recreational
activities. Write: PO Box 14120,
Selkirk. TD7 5WE.
[email protected]
fb:ScottishBordersLGBTEquality
Forum
CARLISLE:
Cumbria Pride:Annual event.
[email protected]
www.cumbriapride.org
fb: Cumbria Pride
LGBTHQ:6-8 Fisher Street. Runs
various projects and also offers a
free counselling service. The
centre is home to Sticky Bits Café
where you can get advice and
information about all the groups
and activities that are happening
in the centre and the Carlisle area.
SeelistinginVenuesandEmporia
for hours. Pride in North Cumbria
and Cumbria Pride also have
offices in the centre. For more
information Tel: Pam on Carlisle
(01228) 267247 or visit their
Facebook sites.
fb: LGBTHQCarlisle
fb: Sticky-Bits-Cafe
fb: pinc.cumbria
fb: Cumbria Pride
LGBT Social Evening: 2nd Thu
of each month at the Spoon Café,
46 Trongate, G1 5ES. Run by and
for LGBTQI community
members. An informal,
welcoming and inclusive space
forallLGBTQIidentities.Tel:0141271 2330.
[email protected]
fb:lgbthealthy
Pride Glasgow: Organises
annual Glasgow pride event.
Write: 34 St Enoch Square, Suite
1/1, Glasgow, G1 4DF. Tel: 0844
664 5428.
[email protected]
www.pride.scot
fb:Pride Glasgow
INVERNESS:
Highland Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, Transgender Forum:
Aims to promote and organise
local events where everyone is
welcome. Campaigns for the fair
treatment of all LGBT people and
liaises with many other
organisations (locally and
nationally). Tel:Inverness(01463)
898110.
[email protected]
www.highlandlgbtforum.scot
MORAY:
DUMFRIES:
LGBT PLUS: Provides a limited
support service, including a
Dumfries-based
weekly
supportive drop-in space, and
telephone one to one support
sessions. Tel: 07547 157718.
[email protected]
www.lgbtplus.org.uk
fb: Dumfries and Galloway LGBT
Plus
EDINBURGH:
Couple Counselling Lothian:
Scotland’s oldest and largest
relationship counselling agency
promotes the wellbeing and
longevity of same sex
relationships.65yearsexperience
of serving clients in Edinburgh
and the Lothians. Tel: 0131-556
1527.
[email protected]
www.cclothian.org.uk
Edinburgh LGBT Centre: Owned
and managed by Lesbian Gay
and Bisexual Community Project
Limited, which is registered as a
Scottish Charity and as a Scottish
Company. Bought in 1974 by the
Scottish Minorities Group, it is the
only LGBT-owned LGBT Centre
in the UK and is also the oldest
LGBT Centre outwith the USA.
Write: Edinburgh LGBT Centre,
58a/60 Broughton Street,
Edinburgh. EH1 3SA. Tel: 0131556 9471. Meeting Room
Booking Tel: 07817 533337.
[email protected]
LGBT Moray: Social networking
group for LGBT people in Moray.
1st Tue of each month: Get
together at The Muckle Cross
Pub, 34 High Street, Elgin from
7.30pm. Look for rainbow
coloured bag and a VW camper
money box on the table! 3rd Sat
of each month: Get together at
The Mosset Tavern, Gordon
Street, Forres from 10.30am.
Meet in the back lounge, side
entrance from the end of the car
park. For further info or to be met
in advance: Tel: 07598 418638.
[email protected]
www.lgbtmoray.co.uk
NORTH HIGHLANDS:
Caithness LGBTI Social Group:
Caithness LGBTI Social Group:
For people, living and working in
or visiting Caithness who identify
as LGBT or who are questioning
their identity. For all ages from 16
years+, regardless of whether
married, in a relationship, single,
separated, divorced or widowed.
Also welcomes the friends and
family of LGBT people. Meets last
Fri of each month from 7-9pm
alternating between (even
months) The Alexander Bain in
Wick and (odd months) Also
meets 3rd Sat of every even
month at 1pm in John o'Groats
- check online for venue.
[email protected]
www.caithnesslgbtosocialgroup.
co.uk
fb:
CaithnessLGBTISocialgroupClosed
t: @caithnesslgbti
ExchangeMeetup:Whetheryou
identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, non-binary, queer,
questioning, intersex, asexual,
pan, poly, join a new social group
to connect with a likeminded
community and meet people.
Run by LGBT Health and
Wellbeing, takes place 7.309.30pm in The Regent Bar on 4th
Wed of each month. Tel: 0131523 1100.
[email protected]
Monday Dropin: An informal
weekly gathering open to all
identities, welcoming new faces
and regular attendees alike. Run
by LGBT Health and Wellbeing,
takes place 5.30-8pm at 9 Howe
Street every Mon. Tel: 0131-523
1100.
[email protected]
Unscene Edinburgh:
Scotland's largest gay social
group, with over 1,000 gay and bi
guys organising and enjoying a
wide range of events away from
the scene. Holds around 100
eventseachyearandisfreetojoin.
Uses the Meetup social platform.
www.meetup.com/unsceneedinburgh-gay-and-bi-guys
FALKIRK:
Forth Valley Gay Group: For gay
and bisexual men over the age of
18. An opportunity to meet likeminded men in a safe and
supportiveenvironment.Meetsin
FalkirkonlastWedofeachmonth
6.30-8.30pm. Tel: Michael Harkin
on 0141-332 3838 or
07880170688.
[email protected]
GLASGOW:
Free Pride Glasgow: Organises
annual free Glasgow pride event.
fb:FreePrideGlasgow
t: @freepridegla
North Highlands LGBT Social
Group: For people with diverse
sexual and gender identities, who
are living in or visiting Caithness
or the Highlands and Islands.
Based in Caithness. Meet 1st Sat
of each month for lunch,
alternating between Thurso and
Wick. Welcomes people who
identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual,
trans, intersex, queer, people who
are questioning their identity, and
friends, family and allies.
[email protected]
northhighlandslgbt.weebly.com/
fb:northhighlandslgbt
t: @cnhcaithlgbt
WOMEN'S
LISTINGS
CARLISLE:
Carlisle Women’s Group:
Social group for women
identifying as LBT and
hetrosexual to meet socialise, try
newthingsandmeetnewpeople.
EverysecondFri(startingon11th
Mar) 6-8pm. Sticky Bits Café, 6-8
Fisher Street, Carlisle. Tel: Pam on
Carlisle (01228) 267247.
[email protected]
DUMFRIES:
FabulousFannys:LesbianSocial
Group. Meets last Fri of each
month, 8-11pm, Rugman's Hall,
92 Whitesands, Dumfries. Bring
a bottle (no bar)
[email protected]
DUNDEE:
Outskirtsocial: Social group for
LBT women in the East of
Scotland. An opportunity for
women to make new friends,
connectupwithexistingonesand
generally have some fun.
[email protected]
fb:Outskirtsocial
t: @Outskirtsocial
EDINBURGH:
AD Group: Social group
exclusively for lesbians over 40
who have come to terms with
their sexuality as lesbians. Meets
each month to plan social
activities such as cinema, meals
out, walks and more.
[email protected]
Amazing Gracies Women’s
Football Club: Aimed at LGBT
and non-LGBT women, meets
forafriendlykickabouteveryWed
(7-8pm) on the outdoor 5-a-side
astroturf pitch at Drummond
Community High School, 41
BellevuePlace,Edinburgh.Agreat
opportunity for women of any
age,fitness-level,andabilitytoplay
football in a welcoming and
friendly environment. New
players always welcome.
[email protected]
Ladybird Book Group:
Gay women's book group meets
every 2nd Tue of each month
from 7.30pm at Café Nom de
Plume on Broughton Street,
Edinburgh. The reading list is a
mixture of fiction and non-fiction.
Ladybirdbookgroup
@hotmail.com
Rubyfruits Edinburgh: For
lesbians and bi women. Meets
Wed eve anytime after 7.30pm at
Woodland Creatures, 260-262
Leith Walk (from Wed 1st Jun at
JosephPearce,23ElmRow)and
1st Sun of each month anytime
after 2.30pm at The Regent.
Widen your social circle, network,
plan weekend/eve activities (eg
walking, cinema, exhibitions) and
maybe meet that special
somebody.
rubyfruitsedinburgh
@yahoo.com
www.rubyfruitsedinburgh.
webs.com
Shetland LGBT: Support and
social group for LGBT people in
Shetland. Organises a number of
social events and meetings at
various venues in Shetland.
[email protected]
fb: Shetland LGBT
Women’s Wellbeing Group:
An inclusive group that offers the
chance to meet other LGBT
womeninarelaxedenvironment.
Chat, information and activities
promoting health and wellbeing.
The group is open to all LGBT
women and we welcome
transgenderpeoplewhoprimarily
identify as women. To stay up to
date with the group, including
meeting times and locations for
outings, Tel: Alison on 0131-652
3283.
[email protected]
STIRLING & HILLFOOTS:
FIFE:
Out Here Forth Valley:
Social and support group which
has a wide range of diverse
people attending (18+). Meets 79pm on last Mon of each month
inStirlingtowncentre.Tel:Michael
Harkin on 07880 170688.
[email protected]
Fife Inbetweeners:
A friendly group of lesbians who
meet every 2nd Sat eve from
8pmat TheSteadings,Bennochy
Road,Kirkcaldy.Informalmeeting
allows them to chat, have a wee
drink and even a game of pool!
Arranges social events and link
between the Rubyfruits Group in
Edinburgh and OutskirtSocial in
Dundee (hence the group's
name!)
[email protected]
SHETLAND:
StirlingGayMen'sSocialGroup:
Providesanalternativetothepubs
and clubs scene. Meets monthly
from Sep-Jun (generally 3rd Fri)
for a chat and supper.
[email protected]
GLASGOW:
Glasgow Women's Library:
23 Landressy Street, Glasgow.
G40 1BP. Tel: 0141-550 2267.
Provides a library, archive, is an
Accredited Museum and also
houses the UK’s national Lesbian
Archives. Range of events,
courses and other activities
delivered through their learning
programmes,alongwithanAdult
Literacy and Numeracy Project
and Black and Minority Ethnic
Women’s Project. Check website
for more info.
[email protected]
www.womenslibrary.org.uk
OLGA - Older Lesbians Get
Around: Meets monthly. Tel:
07813 268938.
[email protected]
www.olga-group.co.uk
fb: olga.glasgow.1
Sandyford: 2-6 Sandyford Place,
Glasgow. G3 7NB. Sandyford
providessexual,reproductiveand
emotional health services for all
lesbian and bisexual women. Tel:
0141-211 8130 for further
information on sexual and
reproductive services or Tel:
0141-211 6700 for counselling
services. All services available at a
range of locations throughout
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
area.
www.sandyford.org
INVERNESS:
HHighland Hearts: Social group
for LBTI women based in the
Inverness area. Has two or three
events each month, an evening
dinner, a brunch at Cantraybridge
College, and a walk somewhere.
The evening dinner and walk are
held in different places just to
make things interesting.
www.highlandhearts.net
abuse. Write: Sandyford
Counselling & Support Services,
2-6 Sandyford Place, Glasgow.
G3 7NB. Tel: 0141-211 8133 or
0141-211 6700.
[email protected]
ATHEISTS AND
HUMANISTS
GALHA LGBT HUMANISTS
A section of the British Humanist
Association (BHA). Exists to
promoteHumanismtotheLGBT
community and LGBT rights
from a Humanist perspective.
Also offers non-religious LGBT
people opportunities to meet likeminded people. Join by
becoming a member of the BHA
and telling them you want to be
signed up to GALHA.
www.galha.org
PINK TRIANGLE TRUST
GayHumanistcharityestablished
in 1992. Promotes the Humanist
outlook and LGBT rights.
Sponsors a number of LGBT
groups including LGBT History
Month, Galop (London's antiLGBT hate crime charity) and
Rainbows Across Borders, a
supportive and caring group for
LGBT people who are seeking
refugefromoppressiveandbrutal
regimes. Publishes an online
magazine the Pink Humanist.
Write: 34 Spring Lane,
Kenilworth, Warwickshire. CV8
2HB. Tel: Kenilworth (01926)
858450.
[email protected]
www.thepinktriangletrust.com
NATIONAL:
CAMERADERIE LESBIAN
PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP
Meets monthly in and around the
Tayside/Dundee/Aberdeenshire
area, weather permitting.
[email protected]
LESBIAN SCOTLAND
Lesbian Guide to Scotland,
including links to social groups,
sports clubs, support groups and
events in different Scottish cities.
www.lesbianscotland.com
LILIDOTS LESBIAN WOMEN’S
WALKING GROUP SCOTLAND
Walks are held on the last Sun of
each month, usually with a 10am
start in various parts of Scotland.
www.lilidots.co.uk
YOUNG LESBIANS
See our Youth Groups listings.
BISEXUALS
BISCOTLAND
Peer support and social group. A
safe space, so meetings are only
open to people attracted to more
than one gender, or those
questioning their sexuality. Meets
1st Tue of each month 7-9pm at
THT, Breckenridge House, Third
Floor, 274 Sauchiehall Street,
Glasgow Also holds occasional
social events, which are open to
friends, partners and allies.
[email protected]
wordpress.biscotland.org
fb:BiScotland
BI AND BEYOND EDINBURGH
Social gathering for people who
identify as bisexual and beyond.
With organised social activities
andrefreshments.Whateveryour
labelorlackoflabeltheywelcome
you! Meets 1st & 3rd Wed of
each month 7-9pm at LGBT
Health and Wellbeing, 9 Howe
Street, Edinburgh.
biandbeyondedinburgh
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ABUSE
NATIONAL LGBT DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE HELPLINE
Mon & Thu 10am-8pm, Tue &
Wed 10am-5pm, Fri 1-5pm.Tel:
0300 999 5428 or Freefone 0800
999 5428.
[email protected]
RAPE CRISIS SCOTLAND
HELPLINE
Scotland-wide telephone service
providing support to women and
men experiencing sexual
violence, as well as their friends
and families. Tel: Freephone 0808
8010302
(6pm-Midnight).
Minicom available.
[email protected].
uk
www.rapecrisisscotland.org.uk
THRIVE
Counselling service for male
survivors of childhood sexual
BEARS
BEARSCOTS
The national group for bears, big
boys, their friends and admirers.
Glasgow (1st weekend of each
month): Bears in the West,
Underground Bar, Fri 9pm-1am.
Edinburgh (2nd weekend of each
month): Bears in the East, Sat
10pm-2am (Check website for
venue). .
[email protected]
www.bearscots.org.uk
fb: bear.scots
BELIEVERS
AFFIRMATION SCOTLAND
Network in the Church of
Scotland of lesbian, gay, bisexual
and transgender Christians, their
friends and supporters. Formed
in 2006 in response to the issue
of ministers and deacons being
able to conduct ceremonies to
mark civil partnerships without
fear of censure.
membership
@affirmationscotland.org.uk
www.affirmationscotland.org.uk
AUGUSTINE UNITED CHURCH
41 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh,
EH1 1EL. Meets Sun 11am LGBTpeopleespeciallywelcome.
Last Sat of each month 7pm: Our
Tribe(LGBTgatheringwithevents
and activities and worship).
[email protected]
www.augustine.org.uk
DUMFRIES NORTHWEST
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND:
Inclusive and affirming and
welcomes LGBT people. Tel:
Dumfries(01387)249964.Write:
Dumfries Northwest Church
Office, Lochside Road, Dumfries.
DG2 0DZ.
www.dumfriesnorthwest.org.uk
EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP
FOR LESBIAN & GAY
CHRISTIANS
Lesbian, gay or bisexual? From
an Evangelical tradition? So are
they. Write: c/o Flat 3, 7 Upper
Tollington Park, Finsbury Park,
London. N4 3EJ.
[email protected]
www.eflgc.org.uk
Brett Herriot
METROPOLITAN COMMUNITY
CHURCH IN GLASGOW
A church of the LGBT
communities welcoming all
people. Meets for worship Sun
3pm at Ibrox Parish Church, 67
Clifford Street. Tel or Text: 07972
139128.
[email protected]
www.mccinglasgow.co.uk
[email protected]
QUAKER LESBIAN AND GAY
FELLOWSHIP
Welcoming and supportive
national group for people of all
sexual orientations and their
friends. In 2016 they have
Meetups in Glasgow too.
[email protected]
www.qlgf.org.uk
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QUEST
Organisation for lesbian and gay
Catholics. Monthly meetings are
held in different regional groups
throughout Britain. Scottish
meetings held in Glasgow. Quest
Linkline-TheHelplineforGayand
Lesbian Catholics - Tel: (Freefone)
0808 808 0234 or 0300
1231989. Write: BM Box 2585,
LONDON. WC1N 3XX.
[email protected]
www.questgaycatholic.org.uk
SGI-UK (SCOTLAND)
Lay buddhist organisation
established in over 190 countries.
"In Nichiren Buddhism,
enlightenment is not a matter of
changing ourselves into
something which we are not.”
[email protected]
www.sgi-uk.org
UNITARIANS IN EDINBURGH
An inclusive community of
diversebeliefswhichsupportsthe
pursuit of individual spirituality.
Meets at St Mark's, 7 Castle
Terrace at 11am on Sun and for
Mindfulness@Lunchtime at
12.15pm on Tue. Very pleased to
welcomeallcouplestobemarried
in their churches.
minister
@edinburgh-unitarians.org.uk
www.edinburgh-unitarians.co.uk
CULTURAL
EDINBURGH GAY MEN'S
BOOK GROUP
Aninclusivegroupwhereyoucan
meet new people and read and
discuss interesting books. Meets
on 4th Wed of each month..
[email protected]
edgaybookgroup.wordpress
.com
EDINBURGH GAY MEN'S
CHORUS
Brings together individuals
interested in singing a fun
repertoire,includingpop,rockand
songs from the shows and
movies.Nowisagreattimetoget
involved, whether you're a closet
shower singer or have some
experience. Rehearses Tue eve
in Central Edinburgh. For full
details and to sign-up:
www.egmc.co.uk
GAY GORDONS EDINBURGH
Scotland's first LGBTQ Scottish
country dance group with a good
mix of men and women. Meets
Mon 7.30pm at Kirk O’Field
Church Hall, The Pleasance.
Always very welcoming of new
members, especially those new
to Scottish Country Dancing.
info@gaygordonsedinburgh
.com
www.gaygordonsedinburgh
.com
INTERNATIONAL KILT
APPRECIATION SOCIETY
(IKAS)
Contactandsocialgroupforguys
interestedinviewing/wearingkilts.
Regularnewsletter.Write:Mervyn
Tacy,'Ziveli',20OrdsallParkRoad,
Retford. DN22 7PA. Please
enclose sae. Tel: 01777 708270.
[email protected]
www.freewebs.com/ikas
LESBIAN AND GAY
CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT
(LGCM)
UK-based international charity
which challenges homophobia
andtransphobia,especiallywithin
the church and faith-based
organisations, as well as working
to create and praying for an
inclusive church. Write: Oxford
House, Derbyshire Street,
London. E2 6HG. Tel: 020-7739
1249.
[email protected]
www.lgcm.org.uk
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H
ard to believe that the
summer’s end is in
sight, I write this as we
enter the last week of the Edinburgh festivals season when
the city and indeed our scene
venues are packed to capacity
in a wonderful explosion of
culture. It’s become something of tradition in our city for
things to go rather quet in the
first part of Sep as we return
to normal and the visitor numbers decrease but there is still
much to see and do on our
scene so let’s have a quick
round up.
All the scene venues enjoyed
mega busy festival seasons
and you may still have a
chance to enjoy some of the
performances taking place in
CC Blooms before the curtain
falls on August 29th. Post the
curtain call, Fri nights at CC’s
continue to be fun for all with
Hip Hop on the first floor and
Ikandy in the basement with
music styles to suit all. Also
the Queen of Edinburgh Drag,
Alice Rabbit, following a busy
fringe season returns to her
regular Rabbit Hole slot. All
that, plus some tasty food and
drinks offers makes CC’s the
place to head for a on a chilly
Sep evening.
Planet has kept the pre club
party going during the festival
and will continue on into Sep
with the highlight being Thu
nights when the £100 prize
quiz and karaoke on offer coupled with regular drinks
promo’s makes it the best way
to kick off your evening.
Edinburgh
dùn eideann
Speaking of pre club, Habana
should be firmly on the list,
with banging tunes and drinks
a plenty and fabulously stylish
new look, many a late evening
can be enjoyed in the company of the regulars therein. If
clubbing is on the cards, head
for Chalky’s for all the fun.
With Ministry of Cheese being a
highlight, what weekend of
fun is complete without a visit
to Chalky’s. If you’re interested
in joining the team at Chalky’s
they’re on the lookout for new
staff. If you’re interested.
check out their Facebook page
for details.
This Fringe season saw the
25th anniversary of working in
collaboration of Pleasance
Courtyard and Waverley Care
- a partnership which has seen
thousands of pounds being
raised. This momentous event
was marked with a special reception as well as the annual
comedy gala. The work that
Waverley Care does in offering
support to those with HIV and
Hep C along with tackling
stigma and education is invaluable. You can support Waverley Care this Sep by taking
part in a special Come and Sing
the Sound of Music. This is your
chance to take part in a special
choral performance on 17th Sep
2016 at St Cuthbert’s Church. For
more information and to book
go to
 www.waverleycare.org.
Looking slightly beyond Sep,
Bearscots’ annual Bearscotfest
takes place from 13th-16th Oct
at various venues. The news hot
off the press is that all advanced
weekend tickets are completely
sold out. But there are a few
tickets left for the Sat night at
the Caves event check out
Bearscots.org.uk for more details.
Coming up on 17th Sep is a
brand new LGBT night at the
Mash House on Guthrie Street
with the launch of Glitz & Grime.
There will be two rooms with
top DJ’s spinning the tunes, so
be sure to drop by. Check out
Facebook even for more info.
Finally, if you’re looking to chill
out following the festival madness, head for Café Nom De
Plume for the best in food and
drinks or if pub grub is what’s
wanted, wander up to The Regent for a pint or two of real ale
and tasty bar meal. There are
also drinks and snacks a plenty
and great quiz fun for all available in The Street!
So there we have it, another
month rounded up, it’s been a
wonderful Aug with our venues
packed out - let’s keep the momentum going into the autumn
Whatever you choose to do
enjoy it and stay safe.
Until next month,
Brett x
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cotland’s largest showing of
LGBT Pride took place last
weekend, where thousands
took to the streets of Glasgow. Pouring rain did nothing to dampen the
spirits of everyone marching for our
continued visibility, showing our
strength in numbers and above all
else, doing what we do best…sharing
love! It’s truly moments like the
march on Sat that make you understand how far we have come and
why we have to keep going. So to
everyone who marched, proudly…
Pride in Glasgow belongs to you.
Glasgow Green played host last
weekend to Pride Glasgow’s show
featuring a cast of talented local
artists such as the fabulous Reba
Martell, May and Robert Miller and
many more. Headlining Sun was girl
group Stooshe! Its nice to know that
Pride Glasgow is now a massive
profit making enterprise, presided
over and led by Chief Executive Alistair Smith and they sure are splashing
the cash on fabulous acts to entertain the crowds of Glaswegian Pride
goers.
Free Pride also took place with a
more activist and rebel spirit driving
its energies, so a
huge well
done to all
who took
part! Some
of the
floats were
just fabulous;
Speakeasy,
Tesco and
Saltire Thistle sponsored by
Underground
were all
huge assets to the
March,
which
made it
feel like a
party to which everyone was invited.
Someone mind me kids… Kerry Katona took to the Riding Room stage
on Pride Sat, which I’m sure was a
fabulous show! With her salty patter
and big boobs I’d imagine she would
feel right at home in Glesga!
Glasgow
glaschu
DILF had
their Pride
Party @ The
Poetry Club
and I hear it
was the best
one yet, well
done James
and the boys
for pulling
off this great
night out
and a most
welcome
addition to
the scene
every month
and going
from
strength to
strength.
Congrats!
Katie’s Bar
had the lovely Barbara Bryceland taking to the stage on Pride Fri with
Jackie Geespot’s Karaoke closing the
weekend! Speakeasy had 80’s ICON
Sonia! Del’s had a pride extravaganza
SUCK with the fabulous Lawrence Cheney, Bearberry McQueen and Anne
Phetamine hosted by RuJizzle.
Pride Glasgow
More pics at
www.scotsgay.co.uk/PrideGlasgow16/
Polo and AXM obviously simultaneously stowed out over pride weekend, while the homos sweat glitter
and dance like no one is watching,
big shout out to all the DJ’s, staff and
management to both venues for
working so hard over Pride! You all
looked fantastic!
The Waterloo had a week of Pride
events which included DJ Carmen
fresh from the Flying Handbag in
Blackpool, a huge Retro Party with
DJ Paul on Pride Sat (with a reprise at
Sun lunchtime) and an appearance
from the flamboyant Ross Alexander!
And, of course the place was jumping
on Pride Sun for Christeen’s Karaoke
Capers.
Underground saw off this year’s
pride the way we always do, by
singing our hearts out, dancing our
arses off and drinking like fishes! It’s
a real joy to perform for our customers and I made sure, hangover induced as I was, that everyone left
feeling good and proud! So until next
month, say goodbye to Pride the
event, but don’t forget to wear it,
everyday of your life, be proud of
who you are and what you overcome…now everybody say LOVE!
Pics by
John Hein
Art for Artsake
W
elcome to another edition,
as I write this late on a Thu
evening the biggest cultural
event in the world namely the
Edinburgh Festival season is well
underway and despite some truly
awful weather it appears that
thousands continue to flock to this
unique event and for all fans of the
Fringe be sure to go to
www.sgfringe.com for all the latest
views and news, also keep an eye on
other festivals including the EIF and
the Book Festival to name but two,
but for now let’s get to this month’s
round up of reviews!
Panti does it all, from smiles to tears.
Let’s just hope Panti will grace our
shores again before too long! Long
Live Panti!
PANTI: High Heels and Low Places,
Traverse Theatre Edinburgh, Run
Ended
5 Guys Chillin’ Review:
This explosive piece of verbatim
theatre takes a look Chem Sex and
the many guys (especially in our larger
cities) who host chill parties which
inevitably become little more than
non stop sex orgies where protection
is often thrown to the wind.
PANTI: High Heels and Low Places
Review:
Panti Bliss the acclaimed Irish drag
queen, who rose to national fame
following an infamous appearance on
the Irish chat show programme The
Saturday Night Show where she
dared to tackle the homophobic
contingent in the Irish media head on
- turning her into a YouTube icon in
the process.
Following a land mark DVD (The
Queen of Ireland) and the release of
an autobiography, Panti brings her
message of acceptance to Scottish
shores in a brilliant and blistering
performance at the festival as part of
the Traverse Theatre’s programme
which itself sits on the fringe of the
fringe.
Under the make-up, Rory O’Neill’s life
has never conformed to the perceived
norms of good Roman Catholic boy,
but instead expresses himself in a
unique way to which only Panti can
give a voice. This hour long sharing
and caring session with Panti is often
hilariously funny, at turns emotional
and for all the glitter and wigs it’s
starkly honest.
Life often has many tough choices but
if we can accept ourselves and each
other for who and what we are, then
phobia or fear will have no place to
thrive. With Panti revealing her HIV
status, describing the journey she has
been on since 2014 and confessing
that her appearance on Maury Povich
was a complete send up and a free
holiday to New York made this
performance all the more engaging.
The world is a better place for having
Panti in it, and reminds us clearly why
Drag Queens were at the forefront of
the Stonewall riots, a man in heels
H
and stockings presents strength in its
multitudes and also allows a voice to
state the truth even if that truth is
uncomfortable.
Verge of Strife Review:
Rupert Brooke is for many a long forgotten post-modernist poet however
his story is a unique one which saw
beauty and charm combine together
to leave a trail of bruised egos and
broken hearts in the upper echelons
of British society.
Nick Baldock’s script is taut and
deeply engaging and truly reveals
what made Brooke tick and dispels
the myths. Thanks to Jonny Labey’s
considered and precisely executed
performance in the title role this play
was both engaging and refreshing.
Supported by a talented ensemble
and drawing on many of Brooke’s
poems and letters, this production
dove deep under the skin of who
many consider to be a flawed genius.
But for me, I was left with the sense of
a man who knew his worth - but even
though he could express himself
through poetry, he was singularly unable to express himself to those in his
life that mattered most.
If you enjoy theatre that engages the
mind, then this production won’t fail
and there is much to suggest there is
life in this play beyond the realms of
Edinburgh. With a talented cast and
production team with excellent acting
and directing in equal measure, it’s
easy to see why it’s theatre at its best.
Verge of Strife, Assembly Theatres,
Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
What sets this play apart is that it
goes beyond the cocks and nipples
and exposes the real stories behind
many of these guys’ choices- not just
in their sex lives - but in how they
came to be involved in an often
disturbing facet of sexual expression.
Tackling subjects that range from
loneliness to rape, this is a gripping
exploration of human contact and
how far a person will go for sex all the
while trying to attain the ultimate
high from illegal and indeed legal
drugs. It often makes for
uncomfortable viewing especially as
the play was drawn from interviews
and research carried out by the writer
Peter Darney and his efforts have
been rewarded with a play that
inspires by its ability to challenge its
audience.
This production will live long in the
memory. As you leave the intimate
space of C Too in the shadow of the
Castle, there are many questions still
left to answer especially the one in us
all. However would you go to escape
the bone crushing pain of loneliness
to the ultimate sexual high all the
while just simply chilling out would
appear to be the answer - or is it?
Truly unmissable theatre at its best.
5 Guys Chillin’, C Too, Edinburgh
Fringe Festival.
Through the Stage Door Review:
The Edinburgh Playhouse has played
host to many a unique musical, ballet
or rock act but its near 100 year old
history has been explored during the
Festival season in a play which crosses
over with a tour of the historic
Playhouse itself.
Writer Stephen James Martin has
developed a fun and interactive script
built around some of the characters of
the venue’s past including Albert The
Theatre Ghost who comes to life to
tell the story of the building.
The audience are allowed to take to
the stage of the Playhouse itself and
get a sneak peek at the stars’ dressing
rooms, whilst getting a decent
amount of the building’s history. This
is a fun hour’s entertainment that,
whilst not getting into too much
depth, does enough to keep the
casual theatre enthusiast more than
happy.
With a snappy pace and many a laugh,
this was truly a fun exploration of a
building that many of us only ever see
from the stalls. There is talk of the
production being revived, which
hopefully will come to fruition as it
will ensure that the Playhouse
continues to be a unique venue for the
capital city and will remain Scotland’s
Broadway!
Art for Art-Aberdeen
Aidan Sutherland
[email protected]
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LGBT FILM NIGHTS
View LGBT themed and
mainstream films in a friendly,
social setting. For more info Tel:
0131-523 1104.
[email protected]
LGBT HISTORY MONTH
SCOTLAND
Increasing the awareness of
LGBT people’s lives, histories and
experiences. Website provides
listings for cultural opportunities,
events, news items, and
resources. If you would like to be
involved, volunteer or add
information, contact LGBT
HistoryMonth,39-40Commerce
Street, Edinburgh. EH6 6HD.
www.lgbthistory.org.uk
LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS
Queer arts collective based in
Glasgow. Makes films and
magazines, as well as hosting
screenings and events.
info@lockupyourdaughtersmaga
zine.co.uk
www.lockupyourdaughtersmaga
zine.co.uk
LOUD & PROUD
Scotland's LGBT community
choir. Led by Karen Dietz, it was
formed in 2005 and has
approximately 60 members. The
repertoire, which is sung mostly
a cappella, includes simple
rounds, world music, festive and
seasonal songs, popular music,
traditional music, lesbian/gay
‘anthems’, and show tunes.
Performs regularly, and meets
weekly for rehearsals in
Edinburgh.
[email protected]
www.loudandproudchoir.org
LUVVIES THEATRE COMPANY
Edinburgh based LGBT theatre
company, which aims to give
LGBT people the opportunity to
act, direct, produce or organise
theatre or take part in any aspect
of the creative process. No
previous experience is necessary.
[email protected]
www.theluvvies.org
OURSTORY SCOTLAND
A charity which works to collect,
archive and present the life stories
and experiences of the LGBT
Community in Scotland. If you
have a story to tell or experiences
to share, or would like to find out
more about their upcoming
programme of events, then
please contact them. Write:
OurStory Scotland, Archives and
Special Collections, The Mitchell
Library,NorthStreet,Glasgow.G3
7DN.
[email protected]
www.ourstoryscotland.org.uk
OUTSPOKEN ARTS
SCOTLAND
Focuses on equality, arts and
communities of interest. New
name for Glasgay! and Gala
Scotland Ltd. Write: Outspoken
Arts Scotland Limited, 27-29
Trongate, Glasgow. G1 5EZ. Tel:
0141-552 7575. Fax: 0141-548
5157.
[email protected]
www.outspokenarts.org
fb:outspokenartsSC
t: @outspokenartsSC
REMEMBER WHEN PROJECT
Documenting the collective
history of Edinburgh's LGBT
communities, recording lifestories and personal memories
across the generations, and
celebrating our rich and varied
contributions to the quality of life
in the city. The culmination of this
work was an exhibition entitled
'Rainbow City: Stories from
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
Transgender Edinburgh' held at
the City Art Centre in 2006. Write:
Remember When Project, c/o
The Living Memory Association,
The Stables, 64/1 The Causeway,
Edinburgh. EH15 3PZ. Tel: 0131553 4580, and leave a message,
stating clearly that it is for
Remember When.
[email protected]
FETISH
MSC SCOTLAND
A social club for men interested in
Leather, Rubber, Uniform, and
related scenes. Write: PO Box 28,
Edinburgh. EH3 5JL.
[email protected]
HEALTH AND
ABILITIES
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Whilst AA runs the following
LGBTmeetingsinEdinburghand
Glasgow, please note that it is a
non restrictive organisation and
LGBT people are welcome at any
meeting.
AA Edinburgh: Tue 8pm
(Edinburgh Peace And Justice
Resource Centre, St John’s
Church, Princes Street). Please
note that the last meeting of the
month is open to non AA
members.
AA Glasgow: Tue 7.30pm
(Spoon Café, 46 Trongate), Fri
7.30pm (The Ogilvie Centre, 25
Rose Street).
AA National: Helpline: 0845
7697555 (24 hours). Northern
Service Office: 0141-226 2214.
www.alcoholicsanonymous.org.
uk
BROWNLEE CENTRE
(GLASGOW)
Gartnavel General Hospital, 1053
Great Western Road, Glasgow.
0YN.
Confidential
G12
information, advice, counselling
and direct access testing for HIV,
Hepatitis and Syphilis. The Centre
provides ongoing medical and
social care for people with HIV
infection, plus psychological and
emotional support for people
living with HIV and Hepatitis C
infections, as well as one to one
counselling for people at risk of
HIV. Tel: 0141-211 1089. Fax:
0141-211 1097. Mon-Thu 9am5pm, Tue 5-6.30pm, Fri
9am-4.30pm.
[email protected]
www.brownleehiv.org
FOUR PILLARS
2 Exchange Street, Aberdeen.
AB11 6PH. Tel: 01224 637389.
Four Pillars stands for four vital
aspects of people’s well-being to
keep them happy and healthy in
respect to their Mental Health,
EmotionalHealth,PhysicalHealth
and Sexual Health.
[email protected]
www.fourpillarsuk.org
HIV-AIDS CARERS AND
FAMILIES SERVICE PROVIDER
SCOTLAND
10 Elderpark Workspace, 100
Elderpark Street, Glasgow. G51
3TR. Mon-Fri 10am-5pm.
Telephone Support Service:
07901 507512 Mon-Fri 7pm10pm. Tel: 0141-445 8797.
[email protected]
www.hiv-aids-carers.org.uk
HIV SCOTLAND
18 York Place, Edinburgh. EH1
3EP. Tel: 0131-558 3713. The
national policy organisation for
HIV in Scotland. Speaks out for all
people living and at risk of HIV in
Scotlandandworkstoensurethat
all relevant policies are grounded
in evidence and the lived
experience of people living with
and affected by HIV.
[email protected]
www.hivscotland.com
THE JANEK LATOSINSKI
CHARITABLE TRUST
Canoffergrantstoindividualsand
to organisations related to people
livingwithHIVinGlasgowandthe
WestofScotland.See websitefor
more details and for how to
contact.
www.tjlct.org.uk
LGBT HEADSPACE
Safe, confidential, and free
activities to promote positive
mental health and wellbeing. One
to one information and support
by appointment also available.
Run by LGBT Health and
Wellbeing,9HoweSt,Edinburgh.
Tel: 0131-652 3283.
[email protected]
LGBT HEALTH & WELLBEING
9 Howe Street, Edinburgh. EH3
6TE. Tel: 0131-523 1100. 12
Queen’s Crescent, Glasgow. G4
9AS. Tel: 0141-271 2330. A
unique community initiative that
promotes the health, wellbeing
and equality of lesbian, gay,
bisexual and transgender (LGBT)
people in Scotland. They provide
a range of services and varied
programme of events, most
delivered in central locations in
Edinburgh and Glasgow.
[email protected]
www.lgbthealth.org.uk
MEN ONLY TAYSIDE
Sexual health services for men
who have sex with men in
Tayside.
www.menonlytayside.com
MEN TAYGETHER
Social group for gay and bisexual
men with HIV in Tayside. Meets
Dundee 1st Wed of each month
6-8pm. Tel: 07880 172047.
[email protected]
MEN UNITED @ THT
Social and support group for gay
and bisexual men living with HIV.
MeetsatTHTOffice,134Douglas
Street, Glasgow. G2 4HF. on Thu
eve from 7-9pm. Tel: David
Bingham on 0141-332 3838.
[email protected]
www.positivehelpedinburgh.uk
NUMBER 6:
24 Hill Street, Edinburgh, EH2
3JZ. One-Stop Shop for adults
with High-Functioning Autism &
Asperger Syndrome. LGBT
group meets occasionally. Tel:
Kim Maxwell on 0131-220 1075.
[email protected]
POSITIVE HELP:
First Floor, 139 George Street,
Edinburgh. EH2 4JY. Practical
help for people who are infected
or affected by HIV/AIDS and
Hepatitis C in Edinburgh, their
familiesandcarers.Tel:0131-225
4766.
admin@positivehelpedinburgh
.co.uk
www.positivehelpedinburgh
.co.uk
RAINBOW HEALING &
MEDITATION TRUST
Relax and unwind with an
eveningofmeditationandspiritual
healing each Mon from 7.30pm,
at Room 8, 47b Bridge Street,
Musselburgh. No entrance fee
(Donations kindly accepted).
[email protected]
www.rmht.org.uk
ROAM OUTREACH:
Free, confidential space for Men
who have sex with Men, for
sexual health screening, 1-2-1
support, advice and free
condoms and lube. Mon 57.30pm: Spittal Street Centre,
Lady Lawson Street, Edinburgh.
Tue 5.30-7.30pm: 10a Union
Street, Edinburgh. Wed 1.307pm: Whitburn Health Centre, 1
Weavers Lane, Whitburn. No.18
and Steamworks Sauna testing
Thu 5-8pm. All these clinics are
walk in and offer the following
services: Rapid 30 minute HIV
and Syphilis testing (finger prick
test), Self taken Chlamydia and
Gonorrhoea tests, Free condoms
and lube, 1-2-1 support. Free
Hepatitis A & B vaccinations are
available on Mon night and Wed
clinics ONLY. Tel: 0131-536 1773
or 07774 628227.
[email protected]
www.roam-outreach.com
SANDYFORD
2-6 Sandyford Place, Glasgow.
G3 7NB. Glasgow's main sexual,
reproductiveandemotionalhealth
centre. Free web access and
health library with large LGBT
lending collection. Specialist
services for gay men (See
separate ScotsGay Listing for
Steve Retson Project) and
lesbians (See separate ScotsGay
listing for Sandyford under
Women). Self-referal sexual
health service with open access
clinic each weekday with
registration from 8.30-10am or
book on 0141-211 8130 or at
www.sandyford.org/do-youwant-a-service/walk-in-services
.aspx
[email protected]
www.sandyford.org
STEVE RETSON PROJECT
SandyfordCentral,2-6Sandyford
Place, Glasgow. G3 7NB.
Specialistsexualhealthservicefor
gay and bisexual men. Provides
sexual and emotional health
services that are supportive, non
judgmental and sensitive to
men's needs. All services are free
of charge and confidential. You
canmakeanappointmentforany
of their clinics without having to
seeyourGPfirst.ClinicsrunMonWed 5pm-8pm - for
appointments call 0141-211
8628 or 0141 211 8130. Thu
testing only clinic 4.30-7pm - no
appointment needed..
www.steveretsonproject.org.uk
t: @steveretson
SX
SX Hub, 3 Mansfield Place,
Edinburgh. EH3 6NB. New
projectprovidingaone-stop-shop
for men’s health needs including
information and advice on sex
and relationships and access to
regular sexually transmitted
infection (STI) testing, condoms
and lubricant. In addition SX will
provide one-to-one support,
counselling and a helpline dealing
with a range of issues including
sexual and mental health,
discrimination and other health
and social inequalities. Tel: 0131652 3250.
[email protected]
www.s-x.scot
fb:sxscotland
t: @sxscotland
SCOTLAND - NATIONAL
OFFICE - GLASGOW
Breckenridge House, 274
Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow. G2
3EH. HIV prevention and support
services in Lanarkshire, Ayrshire
& Arran, Argyll & Bute, the
Glasgow area and Western
Central Scotland. Support and
advocacy services, such as
Confident Families and Financial
Futures, provides a full range of
welfare rights advice and
representation as well as
community support for people
living with blood borne viruses
including their friends and family.
Also provides a range of health
promotion services for gay and
bisexual men throughout the
West of Scotland. Please contact
for further details. Volunteers
welcome! Tel: 0141-332 3838.
Fax: 0141-332 3755. Helpline:
THT Direct 0808 8021221 MonFri10am-8pm.
[email protected]
www.tht.org.uk/scotland
SCOTLAND - ABERDEEN
2a Rose Street, Aberdeen, AB10
1UA. HIV and Hepatitis C support
services in Grampian, Tayside
and Highland. Support &
Advocacy Service provides a full
range of welfare rights advice and
living with blood borne viruses.
Please contact for further details.
Volunteers welcome! Tel: 07789
408209.
[email protected]
SCOTLAND -- DUMFRIES
Heather Lodge, Sexual Health
D&G,NHSDumfries&Galloway,
Nithbank, Dumfries. DG1 2SD.
Supports the sexual health needs
of men who have sex with men
and the wider LGBT community.
Tel: 07436 108070.
[email protected]
SCOTLAND -- DUNDEE
Swan House, Explorer Road,
Dundee. DD2 1GB. HIV
prevention and support services
in the East of Scotland including
Tayside, Fife and Forth Valley.
Support and advocacy services,
such as Confident Families and
Financial Futures, provide a full
range of welfare rights advice and
living with blood borne viruses
including their friends and family.
Also provides a range of health
promotion services for gay and
bisexual men living in Tayside.
Rapid HIV testing clinic every
Wed eve, drop-in 6-8pm. Please
contact for further details.
Volunteerswelcome!Tel:Dundee
(01382) 561839. Helpline: THT
Direct 0808 8021221 Mon-Fri
10am-8pm.
[email protected]
WAVERLEY CARE
Waverley Care is Scotland’s HIV
and Hepatitis C charity - providing
Scotland wide services with
locations in Edinburgh Glasgow,
Kirkcaldy, Stirling and Inverness.
Their work is focused on
prevention,education,testingand
support and they’re here to
support anyone affected by HIV
or Hepatitis C in whatever ways
theyneed. Theycanprovideclear
information and advice, support
people to access testing and
treatment and provide access to
one-to-one, group and peer
support. Tel: 0131-558 1425
(Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) or 0131441 6989 (24 hours, 7 days per
week). Write: 3 Mansfield Place,
Edinburgh. EH3 6NB.
[email protected]
www.waverleycare.org
fb:WaverleyCareFanPage
t: @WaverleyCare
OLDER GAYS
CAFFMOS
Nationwide Social and Contacts
Club for the older gay gentleman
and his admirers, both young
and old. Scottish group meets
from 1-4pm on last Sun of each
month at Café Habana in
Edinburgh.. Write: Caffmos Ltd,
Aizlewood's Mill, Nursery Street,
Sheffield. S3 8GG.
[email protected]
Edward (Scottish Contact):
[email protected]
www.caffmoscommunity.com
DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY
50’S AND FRIENDS
Monthly social group for LGBT
plus people over 50 and their
friends (although if you're over 40
youarealsowelcome).Tel:07889
401628.
[email protected]
www.lgbtplus.org.uk
Plus
HIGHLAND RAINBOW FOLK
Independent working group
which raises awareness of issues
facing older LGBT people.
Monthly meetings in Inverness.
Tel: Tony on 07527 107852.
[email protected]
GLASGOW COFFEE POSSE
LGBT Age monthly meet-up run
by LGBT community members
aged 50+. Inclusive and
welcoming space to socialise,
have a cup of tea or coffee, and
meet or make friends. Tel: 0141271 2330.
[email protected].
LGBT AGE
Support service for LGBT people
over 50 years old in Greater
Glasgow, Edinburgh and the
Lothians. Offers befriending,
social events and information
sessions. Please help spread the
word to any older LGBT people
you know. Anyone interested in
using the service or volunteering,
Tel: 0141-271 2330.
[email protected].
www.lgbthealth.org.uk/content/lgbt-age
LGBT VINTAGE
To reduce social isolation and
improve the social well being and
mental health of older (aged 25
andover)LGBTpeopleinDundee
and surrounding areas. Café last
Thu of each month at Madigans
Food Emporium, Castle Street,
Dundee from 5-8pm. Tel: Pat on
Dundee (01382) 305758. Text:
07914 156379.
[email protected]
fb:lgbtvintagescotland
PRIME TIME (EDINBURGH)
Informal social group for men
over40.MeetsinGMH,10Union
Street,from2-4.30pmon1stand
3rd Sun of each month. Tel: John
on 0131-556 1309 or Alastair on
0131-558 9444.
[email protected]
SENIOR MOMENTS
Social and support group for
older lesbians and gay men (age
50+). Meets every Wed 11am1pmatStickyBitsCafé,6-8Fisher
Street, Carlisle. Tel: Pam on
Carlisle (01228) 267247.
[email protected]
ORDER OF
PERPETUAL
INDULGENCE
GAY CARAVAN & CAMPING
CLUB
For men and women.
Tel: Ian on 07977 317872.
[email protected]
www.gaycaravanclub.com
GAY OUTDOOR CLUB
Holds regular events including
walking, skiing, cycling, climbing,
kayaking,
mountain-biking,
mountaineering,camping,youthhostelling, badminton, running
and swimming.
[email protected]
www.goc.org.uk
fb:gayoutdoorclub
GLASGOW GAY RAMBLERS
GROUP
Leisurelywalksinthecountryside.
Bring sensible footwear/clothing
and packed lunch. 2nd Sat of
each month. Meet at Mitchell
Library, Berkeley Street. No
membership - just turn up. Cars
normally shared. Tel: Robert on
0141-950 1081.
www.gayramblers.scot/
OUTDOOR LADS
OutdoorLads is the UK's most
sociablegroupforgayandbimen
who love the outdoors and want
to get out more! Events UK-wide
and overseas include hiking,
climbing, camping, weekends
away, mountain biking, cycling,
scrambling,
gorge
kayaking,
mountaineering,
canoeing, expeditions and more.
[email protected]
www.outdoorlads.com
fb:outdoorlads
PARENTS
GAY DADS SCOTLAND
Support group for gay fathers.
Meets on last Thu of each month
(except Dec) in a private room in
Edinburgh LGBT Centre, 58a
Broughton Street. Assemble in
Café Nom de Plume first from
8pm - look out for sign on table.
Gay dads from all over Scotland
welcome.
[email protected]
www.gaydadsscotland.org.uk
OOR FAMILY ROCKS
Dundee located informal social
group for LGBT families. Aims to
provide a safe, inclusive space for
"us and oor bairns" to take part in
fun outdoor activities, creative
classes, music, food and laughter
and above all make new pals.
fb:OorFamilyRocks
PARENTS' ENQUIRY
SCOTLAND
Coming out? Information and
support for parents of LGBT
people. Helpline and admin: Tel:
0131-556 6047 before 9pm.
Write: c/o ScotsGay Magazine,
PO Box 666, Edinburgh. EH7
5YW.
[email protected]
www.parentsenquiryscotland.org
The Sisters and Brothers of the
OPI are part of a world wide order
of queer men and women of all
sexualities which is open to all
who feel the habit. Its tenets are:
The expiation of stigmatic guilt
andthepromulgationofuniversal
joythroughhabitualmanifestation
and perpetual perpetration.
www.thesisters.org.uk
RAINBOW FAMILIES
Quarterly events for anyone
looking to meet other LGBT
parents, share experiences and
socialise in a family setting. Tel:
Jules Barnes on 0131-523 1104.
[email protected]
OPI CONVENT OF DUNN
EIDEANN
The Edinburgh convent. Write:
MistressofCommunications,c/o
PO Box 666, Edinburgh. EH7
5YW.
[email protected]
LGBT* IN UKIP:
Cailean Mongan - Scotland
Representative. Tel: 07581
394054.
[email protected]
OPI CONVENT OF MORAVIA
TheNorthEasternconvent.Write:
Sister Bobby OPI, Cairnglass, St
Combs, Fraserburgh. AB43 8UT.
Tel:Inverallochy(01346)583145.
[email protected]
OUTDOORS
FREEDOM CLUB
UK and Europe Wide LGBT
CaravanandCampingClub.Aims
to provide a means whereby gay
people can meet up for rallies
throughout the UK and
sometimes into Ireland and
Europe. Tel: Jeff on 07931
585851.
[email protected]
www.freedomclub.co..uk
GAY BIRDERS CLUB
For LGBT Birdwatchers. Write:
Gay Birders Club, GeeBeeCee,
BCM-Mono, London. WC1N
3XX.
[email protected]
www.gbc-online.org.uk
POLITICAL
LIBERAL PARTY
LESBIAN AND GAY CAMPAIGN
Tel: 0151-259 5935 (Telephone
Answering Machine). Write: 41
SuttonStreet,Liverpool,L137EG.
[email protected]
www.liberal.org.uk
SCOTTISH LIBERAL
DEMOCRATS
FOR LGBT EQUALITY
Tel: 0131-337 2314. Write: 4
Clifton Terrace, Edinburgh. EH12
5DR.
[email protected]
www.scotlibdems.org.uk
t: @scotlibdems
PRISONERS
FREE MAGAZINES FOR
PRISONERS
Copies of ScotsGay are sent free
of charge to prisoners in UK
prisons and institutions. Please
contactusifyouwishtobeadded
to the mailing list.
BENT BARS PROJECT
Letter writing programme that
connects lebian, gay, bisexual,
transgender,transsexual,intersex,
queer and gender nonconforming communities across
prison walls. Write: BB Project,
PO Box 66754, London. WC1A
9BF.
[email protected]
www.bentbarsproject.org
REAL ALE
LESBIAN AND GAY REAL ALE
DRINKERS
The Edinburgh group of
CAMRA's Task Group for LGBT
real ale and cider fans. Meets in
The Regent on the last Mon of
eachmonthfrom9pmtosample
the brewers' art. Tel: Karen on
0131-557 8790.
[email protected]
www.lagrad-edinburgh.org.uk
and www.lagrad.org.uk
RESIDENTIAL
EVENTS
EDWARD CARPENTER
COMMUNITY OF GAY MEN
Committedtoprinciplesofcaring,
trusting, personal growth,
sharing, and creativity aimed at
nurturing 'community' as an
alternative to the commercial
scene. Organises Gay Men's
Weeks and shorter events each
year in SW Scotland, the English
Lake District and other venues
ECC,c/oSteveBrown,Laurieston
Hall, Castle Douglas, Dumfries
and Galloway. DG7 2NB.
[email protected]
edwardcarpentercommunity
.org.uk
MEN4MEN
A safe space for men who are
attracted to men. A group of men
who are: attracted to men,
aspiring towards being at peace
with themselves and living
authentically, committed to a
journey of knowing themseelves
and how they relate to others and
their environment, exploring and
stretching their psychological,
emotional, physical, social,
spiritual and sexual limits whilst
respecting each other's personal
boundaries in a loving, sacred,
safe and supporting space,
valuing and building a caring and
daringcommunity,aspiringtolive
sustainably, valuing their
respectfulconnectionwithnature.
"All of you is welcome – your
shadow and your light.."
www.men4men.org.uk
THE FINDHORN FOUNDATION
Spiritual community, ecovillage
andholisticlearningcentre.Offers
regularresidentialworkshopsand
retreats for gay men and lesbians
at Findhorn in the North East of
Scotland, and at its retreat house
on the peaceful island of Iona. Tel:
Findhorn (01309) 690311.
[email protected]
http://bit.ly/findhorn-lgbt for all
Findhorn Foundation gay and
lesbian
workshops,
or
http://www.findhorn.org/ for
information about all the
Foundation’s activities.
SPORTS
CALEDONIAN THEBANS RFC
Caledonian Thebans Rugby
Football Club is Scotland's first
gay/bi friendly rugby club. Offers
gay/bi/trans men the chance to
learn the game and play rugby in
a safe and supportive
environment. Welcomes new
players (+18) at any level or
experience and new supporters
to the club. If you're interested in
playing or supporting gay rugby
in Scotland, please get in touch.
Come along and get fit! Tel: 0131529 7440. Write: 112 Roseburn
Street, Edinburgh. EH12 5PH.
[email protected]
www.thebans-rfc.co.uk
EDINBURGHFRONTRUNNERS
Running and walking club for
LGBT people and their friends.
Membership is open to all,
regardless of age, gender identity
or expression, sexuality, or ability.
Check out their "Learn-to-Run"
programmes!
edinburgh.frontrunners
@gmail.com
www.edinburghfrontrunners.org
fb:EdinburghFrontrunners
t: @EdiFrontrunners
EDINBURGH RACQUETEERS
BADMINTON GROUP
Gay and lesbian badminton club,
meets each Thu from 7-9pm at
Meadowbank Stadium. Seeks
more full time and part-time
players. Plays more at an
intermediate level and takes part
in some friendly competitions.
Come along, have fun, enjoy
meeting the other members for a
friendly game and a social gettogether afterwards. Plays all year
round.
[email protected]
GAY FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS
NETWORK
Write: GFSN Membership
Secretary, PO Box 7424, Milton
Keynes. MK8 9WQ. Tel: Barry on
Milton Keynes (01908) 564085.
Scottish Contact: Kevin Rowe Tel/Text: 07808 263173 or
[email protected]
www.gfsn.org.uk
GLASGOW ALPHAS RUGBY
FOOTBALL CLUB
New inclusive rugby club based
in Glasgow. Offers a comfortable
and supportive environment for
all to either get fit, socialise or even
develop skills within rugby union.
All players of all experience levels
are welcome to join (+18).
looking
for
Constantly
sponsorship and support.
[email protected]
www.pitchero.co.uk/clubs/
glasgowalphas
fb:glasgowalphas
t: @GlasgowAlphas
GLASGOW FRONTRUNNERS
Glasgow’s road-running group
for the LGBT+ community and
friends. Has runs for all abilities
(from walk/jog to marathoner!) at
6.15pm on Thu and 10.30am on
Sun. Run from the Arc gym at
Glasgow Caledonian University.
secretary
@glasgowfrontrunners.org
www.GlasgowFrontrunners.org
fb:GlasgowFrontrunners
GLASGOW GAY AND LESBIAN
BADMINTON CLUB
Meets each Thu from 8-10pm.
Come along and have fun and
enjoy meeting the other
members for a friendly game. All
welcome. Tel: Paul on 07708
514676 (6-11pm).
GRANITE CITY STORMERS FC
Gay football team meeting
regularly to play, train and for
social events. Based in Aberdeen
and open to people of all ages,
experience and ability. Always on
the lookout for new members
and volunteers, so if you can help
out with organising training,
fundraising, coaching, arranging
kick abouts or socials or
contributinginanyway,pleaseget
in touch!
[email protected]
HOTSCOTS
Scotland'sveryfirstLGBTclubfor
football players and fans alike.
Holds regular training sessions
every weekly at Saughton Sports
Complex and kick-abouts every
Fri eve, also at Saughton. Would
love to hear from anyone who
would like to take part. Competes
inDivision1oftheUKnationalgay
league but all ability levels are
welcome, and the social side is
just as important as the playing.
So what are you waiting for?
[email protected]
www.hotscotsfc.com
fb:Hotscotsfc
KNOCKOUT LGBT BOXING
CLUB
Offers safe and friendly training
sessions for LGBT folk and
friends.
[email protected]
fb:knockoutglasgow
LEAP SPORTS
National organisation created to
increase the visibility and
participation of LGBT people in
Scottish sport and physical
activity. If you are interested in
trying a new sport, finding out
what opportunities are available
near you, or even starting your
own club, they can help. Website
provides a directory of all affiliated
LGBT sports clubs in Scotland,
with meeting times and contact
information. Also runs a range of
sporting events and festivals
throughout the year for LGBT
people and their friends.
[email protected]
www.leapsports.org
LGBT BASKETBALL
GROUP
Friendly and informal group for
beginners and regular players
alike. Meets Tue 7-8pm at Leith
Community Education Centre,
12A New Kirkgate, EH6 6AD. Get
in touch with Jules for more info.
[email protected]
SALTIRE THISTLE FC
LGBTfriendlyfootballteambased
in Glasgow open to anyone who
has an interest in football
regardless of gender, race, sexual
orientation, ability or age (18+).
Plays in the Gay Football
Supporters Network (GFSN)
League,regularlytravellingtheUK
toplayagainstotherLGBTfriendly
teams. In 2012/2013, made their
debut in The Glasgow & District
Sunday Football Championship
(GDSFC), playing on Sun against
local teams from Glasgow.
Welcomes anyone interested in
participating in football or getting
involved behind the scenes to
contact them or to come along to
their training sessions Wed 79pm at Glasgow Green Football
Centre.
[email protected]
www.clubwebsite.co.uk/saltirethistle
t: @saltirethistle
SHUTTLESCOTS
BADMINTON CLUB
Friendly and relaxed group of
mixed ability players, including
beginners. Meets 7-9pm every
Tue at Meadowbank Stadium,
Edinburgh with a coach on hand
every other week and doubles
social play in between. The club is
a great opportunity to meet new
people, make friends and get
some exercise.
[email protected]
www.shuttlescots.co.uk
TEAM SCOTLAND
BADMINTON CLUB
Glasgow based gay and lesbian
badminton club meets Sun
at
National
Noon-2pm
Badminton Academy, Scotstoun
for competitive games.
International tournaments and
matches against clubs in London
and Europe are held annually.
Sorry - no beginners. Tel:
Raymond on 0141-778 9220.
STUDENTS
EDINBURGH:
Edinburgh Trans Women:
Support group for transsexual
women. Meets 1st Sat of each
month 7.30-9.30pm in LGBT
Centre for Health and Wellbeing,
9 Howe Street.
info
@edinburghtranswomen.org.uk
www.edinburghtranswomen.org.uk
Lothian Transgender Support
Service: LTSP is for anyone who
self-identifies as trans* and/or
non-binary. This holistic
programme of support includes
the T monthly e-bulletin,
informationand1:1support,new
referral appointments, managing
transition courses, confidence
building workshops and regular
T time social events. You do not
have to be based in Lothian to
access LTSP, but please be aware
that events, courses and
workshops are delivered in
For
events,
Edinburgh.
workshops and T Monthly, Tel:
Jules on 0131-523 1104. For
information and 1:1 support, Tel:
George on 0131-652 3281.
[email protected]
[email protected]
T-Time Edinburgh: 3rd Sat of
each month. A friendly and well
established monthly drop-in
social event in Edinburgh for the
transgender community. A fun,
safe,sociableandinclusivesetting
forthetransgendercommunityto
meet friends, find out about
information and support for trans
people and enjoy fun and
informative activities. There is
space to change for those who
needit.Tel:JulesStapletonBarnes
on 0131-523 1104.
[email protected]
GLASGOW:
Many Universities and Colleges
have LGBTI+ Societies - contact
viayourStudentsUnion.Tel:NUS
ScotlandLGBTI+Officeron01315566598orFax:0131-5575679.
Write: Shaun Patrick Murphy,
LGBTI+ Officer, NUS Scotland, 1
Papermill Wynd, Edinburgh. EH7
4QL.
[email protected] or
[email protected]
TRANSGENDER
NATIONAL:
TRANS MEN SCOTLAND
Provides peer support for trans
men and trans-masculine nonbinary people. Can be contacted
via e-mail/phone/social media by
anyone who was registered
female at birth, whether you are a
trans man, female to male
transgender, exploring or
questioning your gender identity
or know someone who is.
Provides information and
answers any questions you may
have, about any topic regarding
female to male transition. Hoping
to start monthly support groups
soon - keep an eye on website for
details. For further info Tel/Text
07751 973338.
[email protected]
transmenscotland.wordpress
.com
ABERDEEN:
NEST Support:Write: c/o GREC,
41 Union Street, Aberdeen. AB11
5BN.
[email protected]
www.nestsupport.co.uk
ARGYLL & BUTE:
Glasgow Transgender Support
Service:
For anyone who self-identifies as
trans* and/or non-binary. This
holistic programme of support
includes the T monthly e-bulletin,
informationand1:1support,new
referral appointments, managing
transition courses, confidence
building workshops and regular
T time social events. You do not
have to be based in Glasgow to
accessGTSP,butpleasebeaware
that events, courses and
workshops are delivered in
Glasgow. Tel: Katrina Mitchell on
0141-271 2330.
[email protected]
Sandyford Trans Women's
Support Group: Meets twice a
month. Further details and
support from group member on
07758 462988 or contact
Sandyford Community Access
Co-ordinator on 0141-232 8417.
[email protected]
T-Time Glasgow:Monthly dropin social event in Glasgow for the
transgender community on 1st
Sat of each month. Provides a
safe and sociable setting for the
transgender community to meet
friends,findoutaboutinformation
and support for trans people and
enjoy fun and informative
activities.Thereisspacetochange
for those who need it. Tel: Katrina
Mitchell on 0141-271 2330.
[email protected]
INVERNESS:
Swans Of Scotland: Meets last
Thu of each month from 7-9pm
at Beaufort Hotel, 11 Culduthel
Road.
[email protected]
www.spanglefish.com
/SwansofScotland
Waverley Care Argyll & Bute:
One to one support for people
living in Argyll & Bute who are
trans or exploring their gender
identity. Occasional peer support
too! Tel/Text: Katrina on 07760
701308.
katrina.mitchell
@waverleycare.org
www.waverleycare.org
PerthTransGroup:Meets1stSat
of each month at 7pm at
Grampian Hotel, York Place,
Perth.
[email protected]
CARLISLE:
STIRLING:
Transgender Social Sessions:
Group meets on 1st Mon of each
month at Sticky Bits Café at the
LGBTHQ,FisherStreet.Changing
facilities available and parking
close by. For more information
contact Pam on Carlisle (01228)
267247.
Central Scotland Transgender
Group: Meets 2nd Sat of each
month.
[email protected]
DUMFRIES:
WORKPLACE
TG Times: Social and support
group for transgender people,
those questioning their gender
identity or cross-dressing. Tel:
07547 157718.
[email protected]
www.lgbtplus.org.uk
Plus
EIS LGBT NETWORK
Write: 46 Moray Place,
Edinburgh, EH3 6BH. Tel: 0131225 6244. Assistant Secretary
(Education and Equality) [email protected]
National Officer (Education and
Equality) - [email protected]
EX-PAT
On-line group (with aspirations to
becoming a supportive
community) for gay men in
Scotland who have spent
period(s) abroad (e.g. exvolunteers and ex-service-men)
and face challenges (such as reconnecting with family and
making new friends) on return.
Depending on response,
meetings may be arranged .
royalscot34@hotmail,com
FIRE BRIGADES UNION
LGBT SUPPORT GROUP
For firefighters and control staff.
Write: c/o Pat Carberry, FBU, 68
Coombe Road, Kingston upon
Thames, Surrey. KT2 7SE. Tel:
07725 602524 or 020-8541
1765.
[email protected]
www.fbulgbt.org.uk
GAY POLICE ASSOCIATION
SCOTLAND
Membership is open to all police
officersandpolicestaff,servingor
retired. Tel: 07795 291751 .
www.gpascotland.com
GMB SCOTLAND
EQUAL RIGHTS GROUP
Write: Regional Equal Rights
Officer, GMB Scotland, Fountain
House, 1/3 Woodside Crescent,
Glasgow. G3 7UJ. Tel: 0141-352
8109.
[email protected]
HIGHLAND LIFE STAFF
EQUALITY NETWORK
LGBT staff network for public
sector employees in the
Highlands.
[email protected]
www.highlandlife.net/lgbt-network
PUBLIC AND COMMERCIAL
SERVICES UNION (PCS)
PROUD GROUP
Scottish Rep : Dave McNeilly c/o
PCS, Equalities Committee, 160
Falcon Road, London. SW11
2LN. Tel: 07896 471891.
[email protected]
www.pcsproud.org.uk
RGU LGBT+ STAFF NETWORK
Staff network for all LGBT+
employees at Robert Gordon
University,Aberdeen.Organisesa
monthlycatchuponcampusand
a monthly social event.
[email protected]
ALLOA:
INVERNESS:
KIRKCALDY:
0779 5453995.
[email protected]
PERTH:
CLAX LGBT Group: Meets 1st
Thu of each month from 6.308.30pm at Kilncraigs.
[email protected]
Inverness LGBT Youth Group:
Meets every Tue from 7-9pm at
the Bike Shed in Grant Street. Tel:
Kim on 07974 996051.
Flavours Of Fife LGBT Youth
Group:
[email protected]
hamilton.lanlinks.org
fb:Hamilton.Universal.
Connections
Glow: Meets Thu 6–8pm at 6886 Scott Street.
[email protected]
LANARKSHIRE:
LEVENMOUTH:
STIRLING:
BORDERS:
KILMARNOCK:
Mix United Youth Group
For 14-18 year olds, meets every
Fri eve 7.30-9.30pm. Tel: Pamela
on Hamilton (01698) 456680 or
Youth 2 LGBT Youth Group:
Meets every Mon in Leven.
[email protected]
Triangle!: Meets every 2nd Wed
from 6.30–8.30pm at the
Crawford Hall.
[email protected]
INVOLVED: Meets Wed 5-8pm
inGalashiels.Tel:0131-5553940.
[email protected]
All About Us Youth Group: For
13-26 year olds. Meets Mon
6.30-8.30pm. Tel: Mary Gladwell
on Kilmarnock (01563) 576372.
CARLISLE:
[email protected]
PiNC:PrideinNorthCumbria.For
LGBT young people 13-25 years
old. Thu 6-8pm: youth drop in
session at LGBTHQ 6-8 Fisher
Street Carlisle.Tel: Pam on 07971
253241 or Carlisle (01228)
267247.
[email protected]
www.prideinnorthcumbria.org
fb:pinc.cumbria
CLYDEBANK:
Y Sort It FUSION LGBT Youth
Group: Meets every Mon 6.308.30pm at 5 West Thomson
Street.
[email protected]
DUMFRIES:
Dumfries & Galloway LGBTYS:
Phoenix LGBT Youth Group for
people aged 13-18 meetsTue 68pm. New Age LGBT Youth
Group for people aged 18-25
meets Thu 7-9pm. School Lane,
Laurieknowe. Dumfries. Tel:
Dumfries (01387) 255058.
[email protected]
DUNDEE:
Allsorts: Meets every Tue 6-8pm
at The Shore, 15 Shore Terrace.
[email protected]
Different Visions Celebrate
(DV8):
Youth group for young people 25
and under who have issues with
their sexuality or with the sexuality
of a member of their family. Drop
InService9-5pmatEighteenAnd
Under, 1 Victoria Road. Offers a
safe and friendly environment to
meetanddiscussissuesaffecting
the LGBT community and our
families. Tel: Shaun on Dundee
(01382) 206222.
[email protected]
DUNFERMLINE:
UNISON
GlasgowCityLGBTGroup.Meets
pay day Tue at 5pm in Glasgow
City Unison Offices, 84 Bell Street.
All LGBT members welcome.
YOUTH
NATIONAL:
LGBT YOUTH SCOTLAND
The Citadel, 39/40 Commercial
Street, Edinburgh. EH6 6JD.
Provides
services
and
opportunities for LGBT young
people (13-25) throughout
Scotland. Tel: 0131-555 3940.
Glasgow Office: 30 (3/2) Bell
Street, Glasgow. G1 1LG. Tel:
0141-552 7425. Their website
has details of Youth Groups
throughout Scotland.
www.lgbtyouth.org.uk
fb: lgbtys
QUEER YOUTH
UK rganisation run by young
peopleprovidingaunitedvoicefor
all lesbian, gay, bisexual, asexual,
pansexual, intersex, transgender,
transsexual, queer and curious
youth. Queer Youth Scotland
usually meets monthly in either
Glasgow, Dundee or Edinburgh.
www.queeryouth.org.uk
ABERDEEN:
LGBT Youth Group:Meets every
Wed eve at Tower House Youth
Centre,CommercialSchoolLane.
[email protected]
EDINBURGH:
LGBT Youth: All groups and
further information: LGBT Youth
Scotland. 40 Commercial Street,
EH6 6BY Tel: 0131-555 3940.
Mon: 7-9pm ages 16-25, Sexual
Health and Relationships Youth
Team - Designing resources and
workshops
to
increase
awareness of Good Sex Is... Tue:
7-9pm Beyond Gender - For
transgender, non-binary and
intersexpeopleaged13-25.Wed:
6.30-8.30pmSoundYouth-Fun,
engaging LGBT group for ages
13-17. Thu: 7-9pm VADA - Fun,
engaging LGBT group for ages
17-25. Also offers - c:card, 1-2-1s
and National Opportunities.
[email protected]
www.lgbtyouth.org.uk/edinburgh
FALKIRK:
FK1nclude: Group for LGBT
young people and their friends
and allies aged 13-26. Meets Thu
6.30-8.30pm at Park Street
CommunityEducationBase,Park
Street.
[email protected]
PERTH:
TRANSGENDER YOUTH
See our Youth listings.
Zone Youth: LGBT group for
people aged under 26.
[email protected]
fb:zoneyouthlgbt
ARGYLL & BUTE
Waverley Care and LGBT Youth
Scotland are planning a brand
new LGBT group for young
peopleinArgyll&Bute!Theirgoal
is to create a safe, friendly and
confidential environment for
young people where they can
meet new friends, get involved in
projects, get support and advice,
but most importantly have a
laugh. But first… they really need
yourviews!Taketheirquickonline
survey and let them know what
sort of group you’d like in your
area! Tel/Text: Katrina on 07760
701308.
katrina.mitchell
@waverleycare.org
goo.gl/A8bpSm
GLASGOW:
Rainbow Sisters Girls' Group:
Meets every 2nd Mon 7-9pm at
30(3/2)BellStreet.For13-17year
olds.
[email protected]
Shout: Meets every Tue 7-9pm at
30(3/2)BellStreet.For13-18year
olds.
[email protected]
Standout: Meets every Wed 79pm at 30 (3/2) Bell Street. For
18-25 year olds.
[email protected]
Trans Youth Glasgow: Meets
every2ndMon7-9pmat30(3/2)
Bell Street. For 13-25 year old
transgender youth.
[email protected]
GLENROTHES:
PROUD LGBT Youth Group:
For 13-18 year olds. Meets Wed.
[email protected]
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WOMEN
Aberdeen Female 48
Looking for a woman
for fun, friendship
and maybe more.
Likes Game of
Thrones, wine, walks
in the country and
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SG17722.
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Friendly, sane(ish)
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and... cats. Box
SG17704.
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really works for you.
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Looking For LTR
Skinny passive guy,
average looks, in
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looking for LTR with a
top guy. I'm HIV+ and
on meds. Personality
more important than
looks. Can travel. Box
SG17705.
Desperate Gay
Person
Still looking for Mr
Right. Tel: 07944
829941 or Write: Box
SG17706.
Edinburgh
Mature guy looking
for fun with guy(s)
aged 16-26 - probably at my place in
Central Edinburgh.
Nothing complicated:
love not required al-
Let Your Imagination
Run Wild
Filthy mind, healthy
body, seeks similar
for limit pushing and
fun times had by all.
Box SG17710.
Fife Guy Seeks NSA
Fun
54 year old Fife guy
looking for NSA fun. I
live alone and can accommodate or travel.
I have a liking for
slim/skinny guys. I'm
versatile so very open
minded. ALA. Box
SG17713.
Intersex Seeks Both
Sexes Fun
Intersex seeks both
shemales and females for a lot of
good fun in Glasgow.
Box SG17715.
Looking
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slim, passive. Likes
sport, film, music.
Seeks fun and friendship. Tel: 07788
SG17717.
Nihilist Asexual
Seeks nothing and
nobody. Box
SG17718.
Silver Daddy
Young 58, seeks
son/nephew type (1626) for mutually relaxing fun
relationship. Box
SG17719.
Broadminded
Prisoner
Due to be released in
the next few months.
Have own apartment.
Looking for other
broadminded people.
No limits. Into it all:
yellow, brown, fisting, BB. Dog lovers
welcome. Genuine
people only. Box
SG17720.
Looking For Hard
Well Hung Tops
I'm a very horn 52
year old total bottom
guy in the Edinburgh
area. Would love to
meet horn, well hung
top guys for long
sessions at my place.
Text me anytime:
07746 981682 or
Write: Box SG17721.
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Slim Lads
I'm 45 years old.
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chest, 5'10" tall. Big,
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bearded, with very
hairy chest. Masculine, friendly guy. I'm
a gentle giant, but
can also take charge!
Looking for younger,
slim, smooth boyish
lads. Love to cuddle,
massage, kissing,
wanking, oral. I'm not
into anal sex, but am
very tactile. Love lots
of body contact. You
looking for Dad or big
brother? Feel safe in
my big strong arms.
Box SG17723.
Phillipa Snatch
Seeks money for no
work. Box SG17725.
Edinburgh
Small fat hairy old
bear looking for
smooth young cubs.
Your cave or mine.
Box SG17726.
Passive Guy - 54
Slim
Looking for an active
guy to please. Have
had some experience.
A retired guy would
be nice. Would love
to be your pleasure
toy. Glasgow or Renfrewshire area suits
best. Box SG17728.
Sportswear Fetish
Looking for guys into
sportswear, footy kit.
Love to wear full ensemble, boots, shin
pads and soccer kit.
Aberdeen. Box
SG17729.
Are There No Gays In
Caithness?
Surely there are a lot
of closet gays in
Caithness. Any who
would like to should
reply to: Box
SG17731.
Mature Kinky Chub
Bottom
51, chub mature
kinky bottom seeks
new (preferably active/dominant)
friend(s). BB preferred, bondage, ws,
more. Dog friendly,
cat intolerant. Age
unimportant, ability
to accommodate a
bonus. Glasgow + 30
miles radius best.
Need teaching to be
more piggy. Box
SG17732.
Livingston/Edinburgh
- Older Looking For
Younger
You are 18-38 years
young, hung and
looking for fun. Slim,
clean and a non
smoker. I am a 65
year old professional,
clean and honest. I
can accommodate
and also have weekends away together.
Phone/text: 07985
SG17735.
BISEXUAL
Retired Hippy
TRANS
Page 3 TV
Glamour girl TV,
model like appearance, blonde, pretty,
30's, seeks female
bi? for friendship
maybe more. No guys
need reply. OK? Lanarkshire. Tel: 07951
SG17709.
STRAIGHT
Silver Bear
Edinburgh based
50something guy
seeks morally relaxed
women of all ages for
fun and friendship.
Box SG17703.
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SG17708..
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details will be published both in the
magazine and online.
INTERGAY
60, looking for some
love and affection
from women and
men of all ages. Box
SG17702.
Bi Curious?
There has to be a first
time for everything!
Aged 16-26? Get in
touch? Considerate,
experienced, versatile, older guy will talk
you through things at
your own pace before
getting down to some
safe fun. Your limits
respected. Total discretion assured. Live
in Edinburgh and can
accommodate but
may travel if required.
Box SG17712.
Sub-male Wanted
Male, (48) seeks submale for anal, frottage
and roleplay, (safe
sex only). Genuine
replies only. Text:
07582 380995 or
Write: Box SG17724.
Bi Curious
Lady, blonde hair,
blue eyes, quite tall,
age mid 60's wishes
to meet caring same
for nights in/out.
Must have car. Edinburgh only. Box
SG17730.
46 - Slim Built And
Athlete
First time on scene
looking for a good
teacher to show me
more about my sexual feelings. Box
SG17733.
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Venues / Emporia
* Stocks ScotsGay
ABERDEEN
CHEERZ BAR & CLUB*
11 Hadden Street. Tel: 01224
582648. Lively gay bar and club
with entertainment and more.
fb: Cheerz Bar
fb: Cheerz.nightclub
MARKET ARMS*
13 Hadden Street. tel: 01224
580053. LGBT friendly pub with
karaoke five nights per week.
fb: TheMarketArmsAberdeen
AYR
THE RUSTY NAIL*
9-13 South Harbour Street. Tel:
(01292) 738454. Wed 6-11pm,
Thu Noon-11pm, Fri-Sat Noon12.30am, Sun Noon-11pm.
New LGBT bar. Live music FriSat. Karaoke Sat.
[email protected]
CARLISLE
STICKY BITS CAFÉ*
6-8 Fisher Street. Tel: (01228)
267247. Mon-Thu 10am-8pm,
Fri 10am-11pm, Sat 10am4am. The first gay café in
Cumbria - working with and for
the LGBT community. Offers
reasonably priced good food,
LGBT information, advice and a
friendly atmosphere. Tapas
served 7-10pm Sat.
[email protected]
fb: Sticky-Bits-Cafe
DUNDEE
B4OUT*
2 St Andrew’s Lane. Tel: (01382)
200660. Wed-Sun 7pmMidnight. Gay bar. Karaoke
Wed, Thu, Fri & Sun. Free pool
table. Smoking balcony.
Available for Private Hire.
fb: b4out
KLOZET*
73-75 Seagate. Tel: (01382)
690403. Sun Noon-Midnight,
Mon-Thu Noon-Midnight, FriSat Noon-2.30am. Free WiFi.
Regular live bands and acts.
Karaoke Wed & Fri. Winner of
Best Dundee Bar 2013.
www.klozetdundee.co.uk/
fb: klozet.dundee
NUMBER 11*
11 Princes Steet. Tel: (01382)
451986. Mon Noon-6pm, Tue
Noon-8pm, Wed-Sun Noon10pm (last entry 1 hour prior).
Gay sauna. Previously Jocks.
[email protected]
www.number11.net
OUT*
124 Seagate. Tel: (01382)
200660. Wed-Sun 11pm2.30am. Good atmosphere,
very popular disco with wide
selection of sounds and the
occasional act/PA.
fb: outdundee
C.C. BLOOM'S*
23-24 Greenside Place. Tel:
0131-556 9331. Sun 12.30pm3am, Mon-Sat 11am-3am.
Recently renovated nightclub
with bar and restaurant.
[email protected]
fb: CCBloomsBar
THE SALTY DOG*
9 Crichton Street. Tel: 07580
171426. 2pm-Midnight. Cosy
little bar. Fri & Sat: Karaoke. Sun:
"The Sunday Club" with free
buffet from 7pm.
fb: SaltyDog Dundee
EDINBURGH
CHALKY'S LATE NIGHT
LOUNGE*
4 Picardy Place. Tel: 0131-558
7538. 5pm-3am. Busy club in
old GHQ/Mood premises.
chalkysedinburgh
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www.chalkysedinburgh.co.uk
fb: Chalkys
THE AULD HOOSE*
23-25 St Leonards Street.
Tel: 0131-668 2934. Sun
12.30pm-1am, Mon-Sat Noon1am. Everybody-friendly real ale
bar. Food served: Mon-Sat
Noon-9.30pm, Sun 12.30-8pm.
[email protected]
www.theauldhoose.co.uk
THE CHURCH OF
HIGH KICKS*
C.C. Blooms, 23-24 Greenside
Place. Sun 6-11pm. Tel: 0131556 9331. Hosted by drag DJ
Jon Pleased Wimmin, features
music, star turns, talent
competition, etc.
fb: Church of High Kicks
THE BLACK ROSE TAVERN*
49 Rose Street. Tel: 0131-220
0414. 9am-1am. LGBT friendly
rock bar.
[email protected]
www.blackrosetavern.com
DILF
Studio 24, 24-26 Calton Road.
Tel: 0131-558 3758. Last Fri of
each month. 11pm-3am.
Sweaty dance party aimed at
gay men, featuring a mix of
house music fused with 'techy
uplifting tunes'.
fb: DILFScotland
BOBBIE'S BOOKSHOP*
220 Morrison Street. Tel: 0131538
7069.
Mon-Sat
10am-1pm, 2-5.30pm. Sells a
selection of gay magazines.
CAFÉ HABANA*
22 Greenside Place. Tel: 0131558 1270. 1pm-1am. Friendly
pre-club bar popular with locals
and visitors. Free WiFi.
[email protected]
www.cafehabanaEH1.com
CAFÉ NOM DE PLUME*
60 Broughton Street. Tel: 0131478 1372. Relaxed licensed
café/bar forming part of
Edinburgh's original LGBT
Centre. Homemade soups,
snacks &; meals served all day
with meat dishes, vegetarian,
vegan and gluten-free options
available. Free Wi-Fi. Dogs
allowed but no children under 5
years (5-17 years allowed until
8pm) because of alcohol
license. Does not accept
bookings for groups of more
than 12 people.
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EDINBURGH LGBT CENTRE*
58a and 60 Broughton Street.
Houses Café Nom De Plume
and Pride Scotia. Free WiFi
(sponsored by ScotsGay).
Bought in 1974 by the Scottish
Minorities Group, it is the only
LGBT-owned LGBT Centre in
the UK and is also the oldest
LGBT Centre outwith the USA.
Tel: 0131-556 9471. Meeting
Room Booking Tel: 07817
533337.
info
@edinburghlgbtcentre.org.uk
ELECTRO-SEXUAL*
C.C. Bloom’s, 23-24 Greenside
Place. Tel: 0131-556 9331.
11pm-3am. First Fri of each
month. Club night.
fb: Electroedinburgh
LGBT HEALTH &
WELLBEING*
9 Howe Street. Tel: 0131-523
1100. LGBT community centre
in the heart of the New Town
offering a range of events,
courses and activities. Provides
meeting space for community
groups. Rooms available for hire
for meetings and training.
[email protected]
www.lgbthealth.org.uk
THE REGENT*
2 Montrose Terrace. Tel: 0131661 8198. Sun 12.30pm-1am,
Mon-Sat
Noon-1am.
Edinburgh's Gay Real Ale Pub voted 2010 Edinburgh Pub Of
The Year by CAMRA members.
Deuchars IPA and Old Rosie
scrumpy always available plus a
range of guest ales. Relaxed
atmosphere and comfortable
surroundings. Snacks and
meals served all day until 10pm
plus coffees and teas. Free WiFi.
Dogs welcome but no children
under 5 years (5-17 allowed
until 8pm) because of alcohol
license. CAMRA's Lesbian &
Gay Real Ale Drinkers meet here
on the last Mon of the month
from 9pm.
www.lagrad-edinburgh.org.uk
[email protected]
fb: The-Regent-355555274098
STEAMWORKS*
5 Broughton Market. Tel: 0131477 3567. Daily 11am-11pm.
Stylish sauna forming part of
busy gay hotel and sauna
complex in centre of gay quarter.
State-of-the-art
facilities
including large spa pool, sauna
cabin, large steam room, video
room, labyrinth with themed
areas, café lounge, free Internet
access, tanning booth. Lockers
£7, Cabins £12 before 2pm
Mon-Fri. Lockers £10, Cabins
£15 at all other times. Students
and under 26 £7 lockers all day,
every day! No membership
required.
www.steamworks-sauna.co.uk
THE STREET*
2 Picardy Place. Tel: 0131-556
4272. Sun 12.30pm-1am,
Mon-Sat Noon-1 am. Small but
perfectly formed bar run by
Louise and Trendy Wendy.
www.thestreetbar.co.uk
WOODLAND CREATURES*
260–262 Leith Walk. Tel: 0131629 5509. Noon-1pm. Quirky
LGBT-friendly real ale bar with
good food.
fb: Woodland-Creatures
WORD POWER*
43-45 West Nicolson Street. Tel:
0131-662 9112. Sun Noon5pm, Mon-Sat 10am-6pm.
Independent radical bookshop.
Publisher of Rainbow City:
Stories from Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgender
Edinburgh.
[email protected]
www.word-power.co.uk
fb: Word-Power-Books
GLASGOW
No EIGHTEEN*
18 Albert Place, Leith Walk. Tel:
0131-553 3222. Mon-Thu
Noon-10pm, Fri-Sun Noon11pm. The UK's first VAT
registered gay sauna! £12 (£10
concessions), £7 after 8pm.
fb: No.Eighteen
AXM CLUB*
80 Glassford Street. Tel: 0141552
5761.
Wed-Sun
10pm-3am. Popular club in
former Bennets premises.
[email protected]
www.axmgroup.co.uk/
axm-club-glasgow/
PLANET*
6 Baxter's Place. Tel: 0131-556
5551. 1pm-1am. Popular and
busy gay bar with friendly staff.
Karaoke Sun-Thu from 9pm.
Nightly DJ.
[email protected]
BROADCAST*
427 Sauchiehall Street. Tel:
0141-332 7304. 5pm-1am.
Scene friendly bar that hosts the
Birdcage monthly queer party,
and gigs.
www.broadcastglasgow.com
CCA*
350 Sauchiehall Street. Tel:
0141-352 4900. Fax: 0141-332
3226. Café Tel: 0141-332 7959.
Info: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm.
Gallery: Tue-Sat 11am-6pm.
Café: Mon -Sat, 10am-Midnight.
Bar: Mon-Sat Noon-Midnight.
Centre for Contemporary Arts.
ScotsGay available in bar.
[email protected]
www.cca-glasgow.com
DELMONICA'S BAR*
68 Virginia Street. Tel: 0141-552
4803. Noon-Midnight. DJs
nightly from 9pm. Thu: Quiz.
Sun: Karaoke.
www.delmonicas.co.uk
DILF
The Poetry Club, 100 Eastvale
Place. Tel: 0141-337 1731. Last
Sat of each month. 10.30pm3am. Sweaty dance party aimed
at gay men, featuring a mix of
house music fused with 'techy
uplifting tunes'.
fb: DILFScotland
FHQ*
10 John Street. Tel: 0141-553
5851. Sat 11pm-3am.
Women’s bar/club.
www.fhqbar.co.uk
THE GALLERY*
101 Brunswick Street. Part of
the Old Sheriff Court Building.
Tel: 0141-552 6310. 11amMidnight. New and upmarket
bistro/bar,
clean
cut,
contemporary with a relaxed
atmosphere. Live entertainment,
large selection of wines, beers,
spirits, teas, coffees, food and
homebakes available. Free WiFi. External seating area.
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KATIE’S BAR*
3030. Noon-Midnight. Gay bar
with regular entertainment.
[email protected]
www.katiesbar.co.uk
fb: KatiesBarGlasgow
LUKE & JACK
ADULT BOUTIQUE*
45 Virginia Street. Tel: 0141-552
5699. Mon-Thu 11am-6pm,
Fri-Sat 10.30am-6.30pm, Sun
Noon-5pm. Locally owned and
independent. Sells aromas, toys,
lubes, magazines and books,
underwear, T-shirts, gifts, etc.
[email protected]
www.lukeandjack.co.uk
MERCHANT PRIDE
20 Candleriggs. Tel: 0141-564
1285. Sun 12.30pm-Midnight,
Mon-Fri 4pm-Midnight, Sat
Noon-Midnight. Bar in the heart
of the Merchant City.
fb: MerchantPride
THE PIPEWORKS*
5-10 Metropole Lane. Tel: 0141552
5502.
Mon-Tue
Noon-11pm, Wed-Thu Noon1am, Fri Noon - Sun 11pm
(24hours). Men's Health and
Leisure Club. Usual facilities. £14
(£10 conc).
www.thepipeworks.com
POLO LOUNGE*
84 Wilson Street. Tel: 0141-553
1221. Sun 9pm-3am, Mon
11pm-3am (Club X only), Tue
10pm-3am, Wed 7pm-3am,
Thu-Sat 11pm-3am. long
established pub/club. Young
crowd.
www.pologlasgow.co.uk
THE RIDING ROOM*
The Joint On The Corner, 58
Virginia Street. Tel: 0845
6595904. 5pm-3am. Liquor
and cabaret.
[email protected]
www.theridingroom.co.uk
SILKS AND SECRETS*
308 Argyle Street. Tel: 0141-572
1017. Fax: 0141-221 0959. Sun
Noon-5pm, Mon-Sat 10am6pm. Clothes and toys catering
for gay, transvestite and fetish
tastes.
www.silksandsecrets.com
THE VIRGINIA GALLERY*
Basement, 45 Virgina Street.
Specialises in art from the LGBT
Community and erotic art for all!
Over 18's only. Regular themed
exhibitions and events. Open
Tue-Sat.
www.thevirginiagallery.co.uk
THE WATERLOO*
306 Argyle Street. Tel: 0141-248
7216. Sun 12.30pm-Midnight,
Noon-Midnight.
Mon-Sat
Popular, crowded, down to earth
drinking shop. Scotland's oldest
gay bar. Busy, busy!
fb: WaterlooBar1
STIRLING
KATIE’S BAR*
3 Barnton Street. Tel: (01786)
448458. Sun-Thu 8amMidnight, Fri-Sat 8am-1am.
LGBT friendly.
[email protected]
fb: katiesbarbistro
SPEAKEASY*
5851. Wed-Sat 5pm-3am. Bank
Holiday weekends open from
Noon (inc Sun). Fresh
alternative to the gay scene.
Food until 9pm.
[email protected]
www.speakeasyglasgow.co.uk
UNDERGROUND*
6a John Street. Tel: 0141-553
2456. Mon-Fri Noon-Midnight,
Sat-Sun 1pm-Midnight.
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current gay scene. Free WiFi.
www.undergroundglasgow.com
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