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The LGBT News site, Pink News, reports today that a Bristol-based  heterosexual couple have announced their intentions to apply for a civil partnership on the 23rd of November.  The

On Saturday 16th October 2010 the Forum held a Gender Event, led by Gendered Intelligence, between 2 and 5

On October 16th the Forum held its Annual General Meeting, which had been scheduled to take place between 6:00 and 7:30 pm, was

Things for LGBTQI in the US are getting harder, with a spate of teen suicides, a horrific attack on 3 gay men and, to top it all, Republicn Mayoral candidate Carl Palatino, takes a clearly homophob

We are happy to report that the Charter of Ten Standards for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality was today adopted by the Board of NHS Bristol, on behalf of the whole organisation (i

Bristol City Council continue to search for people from equalities communities to become equalities representatives on each of the following Neighbourhood Partnerships:

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The badges menu has mysteriously disappeared.  Apologies to its fans, for the monetthe rainbow menu will serve the same functions, until we can restore the original header.

Administered by The Intercom Trust, the LGBT Collective is a facilitating body that connects lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans communities from across the South West peninsula.  

The Rainbow Group is the self-organised group for lesbian, gay and bisexual employees of the council. The aims of the group are to raise awareness, to act against discrimination in the workplace, to provide support to its members in the workplace, to advise on service provision and the development of employment policies and practice and to work towards diversity and equality for all its members.  If you would like to know more about the group or wish to become a member, you can either contact the Equalities and Social Inclusion Team (see below) or, if you are an employee, visit the group's site on the council's intranet.  Alternatively, contact: 0117 922 3786 or email rainbow@bristol.gov.uk

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We have a new library of online publications of Outburst, apologies for not having them in order (there doesn't seem a way of doing that).  Just click on an issue to read it online, in easy-browse format.

http://issuu.com/lgbtbristol/docs

Alternatively, here you will find downloadable copies of our (and your!) Newsletter "Outburst", you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open them.