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  • The Base

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  • Arena Scrub Land

    Hang out in the scrub land area and see who’s about. If someone catches your eye, give a little cough to let him know you’re interested. Be wary of non-cruisers and dog walkers.

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  • Jesmond Dene Park

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  • N Walbottle Road Layby

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  • Marcus Collins looking awesome at 32, wearing nothing except his tiny pants

    Marcus Collins looking awesome at 32, wearing nothing except his tiny pants

    Singer Marcus Collins is celebrating his birthday in the best possible way – in his undies, with a bottle of champers and pizza.

    The chart-topping singer, turned West End star, who has just turned 32, revealed to his Instagram followers how he had spent his birthday – and it didn’t involve all too many clothes. In fact, just one item.

    Marcus, who is currently living in Liverpool told his 59,200 fans on Instagram, that he was “fondly reflecting over 32 years of life” and that he had decided the only way to spend a birthday in isolation was to “eat Pizzas and drink Champagne in my pants”.

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    We couldn’t agree more.

  • Grindr wants your money… Introduces “Boost” for your profile

    Grindr wants your money… Introduces “Boost” for your profile

    The gay hook up giant, Grindr, is now allowing people to “boost” their profiles on the platform – and it’s a different price for everyone. Although it’s not entirely clear what the parameters are for the price difference.

    Some users of Grindr who logged in yesterday will have noticed a couple of new features. One of which hasn’t gone down too well, namely the ability to “boost” or promote your profile to the top of people’s user grids.

    “Greedy As Hell”

    Grindr has numerous revenue streams from its Unlimited and Xtra services and will also generate a healthy income from the ads and promotions it runs via its platform.

    Now it has added a “boost” feature which will effectively put your profile at the top of people’s pages. However, it seems that the price you’ll pay varies on your location.

    While one user in Nottingham was being charged £3.09 per hour for a boost, a user in London was being charged £4.99 for the exact same service.

    We asked our Twitter followers their thoughts, and it’s fair to say the new product from Grindr is not a welcome feature with one user branding the company “greedy as hell”.

    THEGAYUK.com reached to Grindr for comment.

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  • When will the UK’s LGBT+ clubs and bars be allowed to open again?

    When will the UK’s LGBT+ clubs and bars be allowed to open again?

    As with many of the UK’s businesses, LGBT+ clubs and bars are currently closed and are not permitted to open during the COVID-19 lockdown.

    Since the last week of March 2020, the UK’s LGBT+ bars and clubs were ordered to shut, along with many other “non-essential” businesses.

    The order also included the UK’s community of gay saunas.

    As it currently stands bars and clubs will not be allowed to open again for the foreseeable future, putting immense pressure onto the “gay scene”, which has already suffered a slew of closures in recent years due to ever-increasing rents in cities and generally falling footfall.

    Since the turn of the century over 100 bars and clubs have closed in London alone.

    On May the 10th the UK’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, laid out tentative plans to reopen parts of the UK’s economy. The hospitality industry, arguably the hardest hit by the Coronavirus pandemic, will be one of the last to be reopened.

    Some of the industry would be permitted to commence trading again on 4th July, but that was contingent on a number of factors, including keeping the number of new infections of COVID-19 down and the ability to maintain social distancing measures within the premises.

    No help from landlords

    The iconic Royal Vauxhall Tavern in London has called upon its customers to help it make ends meet during the lockdown.

    In a Tweet sent via its official account, the pub’s management said that it didn’t meet criteria for a £25,000 business grant and was only receiving relief for its business rates. It said that it was still liable for rents, which its landlords had refused to consider restructuring.

    The statement said, “We are a small independent company that has gone from being a vibrant cabaret, performance and club venue to zero income overnight.

    “Since 20 March the financial support we have received from the Government, City Hall, Local Authority or our landlord is relief on business rates.

    “We do not qualify for the £25,000 grand that some smaller venues are eligible for.

    It urged fans to donate via a funding page.

    The closure of the UK’s LGBT+ bars and clubs has put tremendous pressure on the UK’s vibrant LGBT+ performers as well.

  • Radford Common

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  • Coundon Park

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  • Prologis Park

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  • Swanswell Park

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