FF was an infamous Sunday night club based at Turnmills, Farringdon, London EC1. (1989–1996) FF was favoured by those who loved the Hardcore party scene and enjoyed the right full-on hard core sound of trance and techno. The club had an amazing line-up of residence DJs including Blu Peter, Dr Mu and Mrs Wood. FF @ Turnmills Farringdon, London EC1 (1989–1996) FF was an infamous Sunday night club based at Turnmills, Farringdon, London EC1. (1989–1996) FF was favoured by those who loved the Hardcore party scene and enjoyed the right full-on hard core sound of trance and techno. The club had an amazing line-up of residence DJs including Blu Peter, Dr Mu and Mrs Wood. Lady Denise and the infamous Shiny Best door-whore in town, Suzie Krueger Sunday nights at Turnmills, club rundown FF (1989–1996) Warriors (1996–1997) originally run by Buffalo, Spike, Taz and DJ Lord Kaos (Nursie). Melt (1997–1999) Techno, Nu-Nrg Club. Habit (2000–2001)

PHIL STARR aka Arthur James Fuller Phil Starr, born Arthur James Fuller, was a gay cabaret comedian, singer, mainstay and regular feature of the London and English south coast gay scene during a career spanning from the 1950s, until his sudden and unexpected death. Famous within his genre and locale, Starr's act was typically old-school comic, lengthy shaggy dog stories , often culminating in a hilarious, unexpected twist. (March 31, 1932 - October 18, 2005)

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In the spotlight TEAM PICKS This month's IN THE SPOTLIGHT shows off the amazing talent of Jay Eff, a London-based photographer whose lens captures the heart of queer culture. Known for blending raw authenticity with artistic flair, Jay brings to life the vibrancy of nightlife, performance, and everyday moments within the LGBTQ+ community. His work not only documents but also celebrates the people and spaces that continue to shape London’s rich cultural landscape. JAY EFF PHOTOGRAPHER 📸 Jay Eff – Chronicler of London’s Queer Nightlife Jay Eff is a prominent photographer known for capturing the energy, vibrancy, and authenticity of London’s gay nightlife and club culture throughout the ’90s and 2000s. His striking black-and-white and color imagery graced the pages of leading LGBTQ+ magazines like Gay Times, AXM, and Phase, producing unforgettable portraits of iconic figures—from fashion models to club personalities. A key contributor to the visual narrative of legendary queer spaces, Jay Eff’s dynamic shots helped define the aesthetic of nights at venues like Trade—London’s trailblazing after-hours club. His photography was instrumental in documenting club culture's evolution during a time when safe, celebratory spaces were vital for expression and identity. Through his lens, Jay Eff captured more than just nightlife; he encapsulated moments of joy, resilience, individuality, and community. His work stands as a vivid portal into a transformative era—where photography wasn’t only art, it was history in motion.

Pride in London is a vibrant and dynamic organisation Exploring History London's first Pride march took place on July 1, 1972, inspired by the Stonewall riots and organised by the Gay Liberation Front. It was a political protest advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and equality, marking a significant moment in the UK's LGBTQ+ history. Over the years, Pride in London has evolved into a major celebration, attracting over a million attendees annually, while still maintaining its core focus on advocacy and visibility for the LGBTQ+ community. Here's a more detailed look at the history: 1972: The First Pride March: The inaugural march in London, held on the nearest Saturday to the anniversary of the Stonewall riots, drew approximately 2,000 participants. Early Years: The early Pride marches were a mix of protest and celebration, reflecting the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in a society where homosexuality was still largely marginalised. Evolution into a Celebration: As legal protections improved and societal attitudes shifted, Pride in London gradually transformed into a major festival, attracting a diverse range of participants. Ongoing Advocacy: Despite the celebratory aspect, Pride in London continues to be a platform for raising awareness about LGBTQ+ issues and advocating for further progress in areas such as equality and inclusion. Key Themes: Throughout its history, Pride in London has addressed various themes, including the fight against discrimination, the impact of the AIDS crisis, and the importance of representation and visibility. Growth and Influence: From its humble beginnings, London Pride has grown into one of the largest LGBTQ+ celebrations in Europe, influencing similar events worldwide. Did you miss the 2025 London Pride Parade ? You can catch it up here London Pride Videos 1990s - London Gay and Lesbian Pride Videos 1990s - London Gay and Lesbian Pride Videos Reproducir video Compartir Canal completo Este video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copiar Enlace Enlace copiado Search videos Buscar video... Ahora en reproducción London Gay Pride 1995 05:48 Reproducir video Ahora en reproducción London Pride 1994 02:56 Reproducir video Ahora en reproducción 1996 Gay Pride, London, 1990s 02:59 Reproducir video 1980s - London Gay and Lesbian Pride Videos 1980s - London Gay and Lesbian Pride Videos Reproducir video Compartir Canal completo Este video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copiar Enlace Enlace copiado Search videos Buscar video... Ahora en reproducción Divine on a river boat at Pride London 1985, for Heaven Night Club copy 10:49 Reproducir video Ahora en reproducción London Pride Marches Against Section 28 (1988) _ LGBTQ+ History 05:54 Reproducir video 2000s to Current - London Gay and Lesbian Pride Videos 2000s to Current - London Gay and Lesbian Pride Videos Reproducir video Compartir Canal completo Este video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copiar Enlace Enlace copiado Search videos Buscar video... Ahora en reproducción London Gay Pride 2010 01:52 Reproducir video 2024 London Pride Parade - Full Tour

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