pick of the day
"A really friendly bar, I went in alone and everybody spoke to me. Smiles all round!! Love the Art work in the exhibition!!!"
said by fag_hag
18 Jul '08
If you are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered and have mental health concerns, MindOut offers support services to you. You can request a one-to-one confidential meeting with a lesbian or gay worker to talk through your needs with you.
The MindOut website provides more details of the organisation, with leaftlet downloads, contact details including a local Brighton phone number and the results of research projects that they have carried out such as the 'Count Me In' survey that REALBrighton helped to promote in 2007.
REALBrighton was involved in canvassing for people to
Mind Out for the Laughs Hoorah for locally-grown comedy fundraising evenings! Nicky Mitchell, Brighton's very own Sandy Toksvig, hosted another evening of marvellous comedy and music, with Debra Jane Appleby, Jaq Bayles |
The Aquarium Theatre Bar
