“We would like to thank everyone that has supported us over the years; this week is our final week so please come along and support us at some of our final events.”
“We would like to thank everyone that has supported us over the years; this week is our final week so please come along and support us at some of our final events.”
Residents living next door to popular LGBTQ+ pub Le Village just off St James’s Street in Brighton request Brighton & Hove City Council (BHCC) reduce its opening hours.
Marine Tavern raise £5,519.18 in 2018 for LGBT+ mental health charity. Marine Tavern customers raised £5,519.18 for MindOut the LGBTQ Mental Health Service from their fundraising activities in 2018.
Poison Ivy at the bottom of St James’ Street will close its doors for the final time tonight (March 5), marking the end of an era for Brighton’s karaoke queens.
This month Morgan Fabulous finds out why Lee Cockshott, owner and manager of the Marine Tavern, never has a moment to himself. Lee grew up in Manchester where he became very fond of the commercial gay scene. Aged just 18, he invested in a bar named the Woolpack and worked there at weekends while studying social work at university.
Following their popular inaugural trip to Blackpool last October, Lee Cockshott and his team at the Marine Tavern returned to the Las Vegas of the North over the last weekend of February.
