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TODAY IN HISTORY | The Admiral Duncan Bombing
In 1999 a nail bomb went off in the popular gay pub The Admiral Duncan, killing three people. Three people were killed and dozens injured when a bomb, left in an unattended bag, placed by Neo-Nazi David Copeland, exploded on the 30th April 1999. The Admiral Duncan bombing was part of a series of three […]
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There’s going to be an Act Of Remembrance for the 20th anniversary of the Admiral Duncan bombing
There’s going to be an Act Of Remembrance for the Admiral Duncan bombing
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Where’s the best place to watch drag in London?
London has a rich history of drag from the Royal Vauxhall Tavern to the now-shuttered Black Cap, here’s the best place to go to catch some drag in the UK’s capital.
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TODAY IN GAY | The Admiral Duncan Bombing
In 1999 a nail bomb went off in the popular gay pub The Admiral Duncan, killing three people. Three people were killed and dozens injured when a bomb, left in an unattended bag, placed by David Copeland, exploded on the 30th April 1999. Andrea Dykes 27, Nik Moore 31 and John Light, 32 were killed. […]
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Activists take over London’s landmarks to reclaim LGBT+ history
A number of LGBT+ activists have taken to the streets of London to reclaim LGBT history. Activists from the campaign group Sexual Avengers have taken to the streets of London to mark various landmarks with special blue plaques to “reclaim radical” LGBT+ history. The Sexual Avengers have taken over often ignored sites of LGBT history […]
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Stolen Soho Bombing Victims’ Plaque Replaced
The missing original plaque dedicated to the three victims of the Soho nail bomb attack in April 1999 has been replaced ahead of memorial event tomorrow evening. We reported yesterday that the plaque dedicated to the memory of Andrea Dykes, John Little and Nick Moore had gone missing from St. Anne’s Gardens in Soho, […]
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Soho Bombing Victims’ Plaque Missing
The original Soho Bomb memorial plaque has gone missing according to Mark Healey, the founder of the anti-hate campaign 17-24-30.org, from its position in St. Anne’s Gardens in Soho, London. The memorial remembers the three victims who lost their lives in the blast which ripped through the popular Soho pub, the Admiral Duncan in April […]