COMMENT | I’ve swung… From Conservatives to Labour
Election 2017 – Good Luck… and Don’t F**k It Up This is the biggest election of my generation. We’ve heard this a lot and it’s mostly been attached to the […]
THE BIG GAY ELECTION | Week in review, we’re in the home stretch!
With only two days before the nation votes, we again stand in the shadows of tragedy. The terrorist attacks at London Bridge and Borough Market on Saturday have proven another […]
COMMENT | Are you suffering from “straight jealously”?
I wanna hold your hand (and other straight jealousy) As the title says, it’s a simple request; all I want to do is hold a hand, specifically my partner’s hand. […]
THE UNDATEABLE GAY | On a detox
COLUMN | The Undateable Gay Now, I’m not talking a man/dating detox. Oh god, no. I couldn’t do that. It’d be like depriving Dot Cotton of her cigarettes. No, I’m […]
THE BIG GAY ELECTION | Week in review, manifestos and more
After a few sombre days of mourning the victims of the Manchester attack, the Conservative and Labour are back on the campaign trail With less than two weeks until the […]
THE BIG GAY ELECTION | F**k politics … We are all Mancunians this week
This week in review is coming to you later than last week’s, which was two days late. Originally I thought this was an ingenious idea. I was going to push […]
THE BIG GAY ELECTION | Weekly Roundup, A Brexit from Eurovision?
You’ll have noticed that this week’s column is coming a little later than usual. There’s a reason for that. Whilst those ensconced in the Westminster bubble are feverishly obsessed with […]
COMMENT | 13 Reasons Why, we need more Saved By The Bell for our mental health
As I write this I have just realised how long it has been since I have written an article or a proper story. How long it has been since I […]
THE BIG GAY ELECTION | Weekly Roundup, Gay sex abound
I know this was meant to be the “Brexit election,” but there have been more politicians talking about gay sex over the past two weeks than on Westminster Grindr. This […]
COMMENT | Northern Ireland: Wedged between equality
As Northern Ireland continues to reel from the recent collapse of Stormont and consequent election, many others quietly anticipate what possible changes will come should a new power-sharing executive be formed or get pushed through […]
OPINION | When will the mainstream media ask Theresa May if she thinks gay sex is a sin?
Yesterday the media was awash with gay sex. In fact, I’ve never heard so much said about gay sex by the UK’s media (well not since Queer As Folk in […]