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Contents:

• GAY CYCLG GROUPS IN THE UK
• MEET OUR GROUPS: GAY OUTDOOR CLUB
• RI TO LONDON'S GAY PAST FOR LGBT HISTORY MONTH
• GAY MOSW MOSW CY GUI
• THE 5 BEST MOSW GAY CLUBS & BARSSEE ALL THGS TO DOGAY CLUBS & BARS MOSW
• GAY MOSW · CY GUI
• LONDON'S LANDMARK BUILDG DOTTED WH STRIP CLUBS, GAY VENU TO TURN TO MOSQUE
• MEET OUR GROUPS: GAY OUTDOOR CLUB

GAY CYCLG GROUPS IN THE UK

We’re OutdoorLads, the UK’s largt outdoor activi group for gay, bi and trans guys.

Wh hundreds of gay cyclists  our club we’ve always got a ri near to you. On this page we’ve summarised everythg gay cyclists  England, Wal and Stland want to know before their first ri. What typ of ris n gay cyclists jo?

MEET OUR GROUPS: GAY OUTDOOR CLUB

For example, we equently see gay bikers, mounta bikers or BMXers try their hand at road bikg (and then of urse fallg love wh ).

We’re all gay, bi and trans folks that jt enjoy ridg together. CycleOut London is a cyclg club for gay men and lbians and their iends. The Gay Outdoor Club (GOC) started 1974 when a uple of iends livg London placed an advert the newspaper to see if there were any like-md people who shared a passn for the outdoors.

RI TO LONDON'S GAY PAST FOR LGBT HISTORY MONTH

The club is registered as a charable pany and operat on a not-for-prof basis, wh the objective of providg facili the terts of recreatn or other leisure time occupatn of dividuals who have need of such facili, pecially but not exclively, gay men and women, wh the aim of improvg their ndns of life.

GAY MOSW MOSW CY GUI

We wele members verg the full spectm of genr and sexualy, and although gay men are still the majory, we have around 100 members who intify as women. Gay Social Group. London Gay LGBTQ+ iendly football team - Soho FC.

THE 5 BEST MOSW GAY CLUBS & BARSSEE ALL THGS TO DOGAY CLUBS & BARS MOSW

The first, an entirely flat route, foced on s Central London and the send, wh a sharp hill climb to the former home of Dty Sprgfield, went wt to Kensgton, Chelsea and Earl's Court, the centr of London gay life for much of the past century.

Notg that gay history has generally been a worldwi tale of persecutn, discrimatn and jtice, we began by markg the impact of Henry VIII’s Buggery Act of 1533, the first secular legislatn England on sexual moraly. The first ri moved on to the Cy of Quebec, the olst ntually gay public hoe the UK, and om there, explored a number of former venu where gay men - and ls often women - met and socialised over the centuri. One unexpected disvery was that London 1720 had more gay venu than the 1950s, when the then Conservative home secretary, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, sought to wipe out what he lled a “plague over England” g a batn of police entrapment and rmers.

The Cy of Quebec is the olst ntually gay public hoe the UK. The mpaign for homosexual rights and reform. A send theme of this ri was the mpaign for homosexual rights and toleratn by 19th century ratnalists, Bloomsbury tellectuals and trial survivors, like the journalist Peter Wilblood, thor of the 1955 memoir 'Agast the Law'.

GAY MOSW · CY GUI

The ri nclud Parliament Square, markg the law reform of 1967, and Hy Park where the first Gay Pri march was held July 1972.

The ntributn of gay celebri on Brish culture.

The send ri took place a month later, and went om Marble Arch to the near suburbs of Wt London and was very different tone - lookg more at personali and the liv of gay men and women who ntributed to Brish cultural life over the past two centuri. The ri also vised s of longer - and more recently vanished - gay venu that thrived when Chelsea was a trendy and bohemian quarter full of artists, stunts and youth fashn. We then cycled on to Earl's Court, the centre of London gay life the 1970s and 1980s, where the Coleherne, Bromptons, the Catabs and the Copabana domated the scene until gay life moved to Soho and Vxhall the 1990s, later to go onle even before ronavis.

LONDON'S LANDMARK BUILDG DOTTED WH STRIP CLUBS, GAY VENU TO TURN TO MOSQUE

To show our support for Lbian, Gay, Bi, Trans (LGBT+) clivy. Raisg awarens for Internatnal Day Agast Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia on Sunday 17th May. This year, we started wh showg support for the Internatnal Day Agast Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia on Sunday 17 May by distributg ee rabow lac to some 100+ of our volunteers.

MEET OUR GROUPS: GAY OUTDOOR CLUB

Nasser Tell of CycleOut London, a Cyclg UK affiliate group that provis an enuragg and social environment for gay people and their iends to participate a range of cyclg om recreatnal to petive.

Richard said that he tried ridg wh more tradnal cyclg groups but feared awkward qutns around his personal life and potential homophobia, so cid to start his own. Foundg member Graham said that jog a gay cyclg club means "one do not have to hi on sexualy or pe wh awkward qutns about girliends etc although obvly a gay guy uld be more relaxed about cyclg a predomantly straight club now than was the se 20 years ago. For Andi, a very recent addn to the club, CycleOut provis the same opportuny: "I joed bee I wanted to meet other gay men a healthy ntext where sex, dgs or alhol aren’t volved, unlike other bars, clubs and apps ed to meet other people.

I found tertg that a long-term member didn’t relate well to the further fns of what ed to be lled the 'gay muny', sayg: "How I dislike 'LGBT+'. We're all gay men.