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Is gay marriage legal in the UK now?
Same-sex marriage has been legal in parts of the UK since 2013.
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100 Copies of Scottish LGBT Poetry Book Donated to Schools
One hundred copies of Wain, a poetry book by Rachel Plummer, have been donated to schools across Scotland ahead of its publication this Thursday.
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John Barrowman is coming to Edinburgh on tour, here’s how you can see him
I’m a Celebrity Star, John Barrowman will be stopping in Edinburgh on his “Fabulous” tour and you can grab your tickets now.
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John Barrowman is coming to Glasgow on tour, here’s how you can see him
I’m a Celebrity Star, John Barrowman will be stopping in Glasgow on his “Fabulous” tour and you can grab your tickets now.
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What if all your favourite Christmas movies were Scottish?
Well, thanks to BBC Scotland you can now get a glimpse of what your seasonal favourites would be like if they were Scottish.
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RuPaul drag queens are coming to Glasgow and this is how you can see them
Asia O’Hara, Detox, Eureka O’hara, Kameron Michaels, Kim Chi, Monét X Change, Naomi Smalls, Sharon Needles Violet Chachki and Michelle Visage are all coming to Glasgow in 2019 here’s where you can get tickets.
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How many gay people are there in Scotland?
The number of people who identify as lesbian, gay and bisexual in Scotland is a hotly debated subject, with no clear answer, but here will look at all the available stats.
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When did it become legal to be gay in the UK?
Laws around homosexuality differ from region to region in the UK meaning that gay people in Scotland and Northern Ireland had to wait a lot longer for equality.
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Edinburgh Fringe says it has “Zero tolerance” on harassment, abuse and bullying
Following on from the shocking news that a performer has suffered homophobic jeers and insults while trying to publicise his show at this year’s Fringe, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has reaffirmed its stance on bullying behaviour towards performers and audience members.
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THEATRE REVIEW | Titanic, The Musical, Edinburgh Playhouse
What comes out of the production is an underlying theme of love between the characters, from the newlyweds to the eloping couple to the elderly husband and wife, and it is this which packs the emotional punch and brings the human cost of the tragedy sharply into focus.