Saturday, June 26 saw over 30 LGBTQ+ out and proud members of Out to Swim take part in the 84th annual pier to pier race in Brighton.
Saturday, June 26 saw over 30 LGBTQ+ out and proud members of Out to Swim take part in the 84th annual pier to pier race in Brighton.
For only the second time this year, Out to Swim South has returned to the pool
Trans Can Sport, which provides safe and friendly fitness and leisure activities for trans folk in Brighton & Hove, announces a series of activities to get you moving this spring!
Cherry Fakewell will be pushing you to the limits with a spot of drag aerobics live on their Facebook at 2pm on Saturday, April 24.
If you’re finding working from home such a DRAG, Cherry Fakewell will be pushing you to the limits with a spot of drag aerobics on Saturday, March 27.
The LGBT Powerlifting Union has said it is “encouraged” by the decision of USA Powerlifting (USAPL) to introduce an MX Division for athletes of all genders, but “disappointed” it has “chosen to miss an opportunity to engage with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Guidance over trans participation”.
Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) is asking locals to contribute to a plan to improve and develop BHCC sports facilities across the city.
The activities and online workshops will keep you going through lockdown and beyond!
King Alfred Leisure Centre to re-open its doors on Saturday, August 15 with swimming pool re-opening on Monday, August 17.
Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) is asking you to take on the 2020 Challenge – a 20-day active challenge to help them continue to provide their crucial services at this difficult time.
