Made possible by money raised by National Lottery players, over the next year the project will unlock the history of the London-based organisation from its origins in gay liberation to its identity today as the UK’s longest-running LGBTQ+ community choir, turning 40 this year. The project will make the choir’s archive collections more easily accessible and will enable new ways to engage with the Pink Singers’ archive digitally.
According to BHCC, the project will “see these unique and historic buildings protected and preserved for future generations.”
Brighton & Hove City Council celebrates the Grade-11 listed Old Reading Room and Temple buildings, which are currently being restored as part of the Black Rock Rejuvenation project.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund awards the city’s Royal Pavilion Estate regeneration an additional £1 million from its Heritage Capital Kickstart Fund
