Fallowfield/Withington Border. Mauldeth Road runs from Wilmslow Road to Kingsway. Park is near the Kingsway end
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Heaton Park
Follow signs then to the park and then onto the Farm Centre.
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Harpurhey Cemetery
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Boggart Hole Clough
Not as busy as it should be as there are plenty of bushes away from the beaten track which means that you can have fun without being discovered by dog walkers.
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Dovestone Reservoir
From Ashton-u-Lyne, follow the A635 for Holmfirth. You can also go a little past the layby into the carpark where the toilets are, near the north end of the Dovestone Reservoir.
A635 Binn Green Layby. Weekday afternoons from 2pm..
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Wardown Park
The restroom in the park is home to some cruising. Sundon Park Road.
The restroom in the park is home to some cruising. Police may patrol the area in plain clothes. Pay attention to dog walkers.
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The Mall
At the Arndale Centre.
Mixed men use the area. There’s an Older crowd and Younger crowd who are all up for it. Be on the watch out for other users and toilet attendants.
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Sharpenhoe Clappers
An ancient hill fort, about five miles north of Luton that was established in the Middle Ages is home to some cruising. A good gay cruising / dogging ground for nighttime / after dark. Mixed men use the area. There’s an Older crowd and Younger crowd who are all up for it.
An ancient hill fort, about five miles north of Luton
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Puttridge Road
Cruising in the woodlands at the end of Puttridge Road. Nice cruisy spot for gay and bisexual men in the woody area. Pay attention to dog walkers.
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M1 Toddington Services
Service station cruising spot on the M1. Service station cruising spot. Be on the watch out for other users and toilet attendants.
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April’s Acts Of Remembrance by 17-24-30 cancelled, and to go online
The annual Acts Of Remembrance organised by the 17-24-40 National Hate Crime Awareness Week to remember three attacks that terrorised London’s minorities during April 1999, resulting in the nail bombing of the Admiral Duncan pub have been cancelled following the Government’s advice that there are to be no public gatherings of more than two people.
The nail bomb attack on the Admiral Duncan pub killed three people and injured 70 more.
Every year the charity organises three events to mark the bombings that took place in Brixton, Brick Lane and in Soho. This year those events have been cancelled and an online event will take place instead.
The organisation also paid tribute to a volunteer who sadly passed away in March.
Paul Quigley volunteered for the organisation sadly died in March from complications from COVID-19.
17-24-30 cancelled all volunteer sessions on the 10th March – before the government ordered the UK into lockdown.
“One of a kind”
A spokesperson for 17-24-30 said, “It’s very difficult to find the words we need to express our sadness at losing Paul, he was one of a kind.
“Paul was a popular guy, a genuine warm-hearted soul who could be quite outspoken at times. He had a gorgeous smile and the ability to make those around him laugh with his witty observations. He will be sorely missed. Our love and condolences go out to his family and friends”.
Where will the Acts Of Remembrance take place?
There will be three online Acts of Remembrance to mark the 21st anniversaries of the London Nail Bomb attacks on Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho.
You can register to join here: Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho.