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LGBT friendly cab company offers festival discount

admin — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 17:46:36 +0000

Are you planning to visit one of the many gay festivals in UK this year? Obviously, transport can always be an issue if you live quite a distance away from the festival. If living in the capital, you might ask yourself: Should I take the bus, train and car or can I afford using a London minicab company?

London Cabs (www.londoncabs.co.uk) is one of the leading cab companies in London which have made clear about their support for the LGBT community. If you are planning to visit Pride festivals in Brighton, Manchester or Cardiff their offer might be of interest: 15 % discount for minicab journeys to or from the festivals.

How to get the discount?

Simply quote ‘LGBT 2012′ when calling London Cabs at 0843 289 7367. The offer is valid for all gay and LGBT festivals in UK and cannot be combined with any other vouchers. Terms and conditions might apply. For more info visit the gay friendly website.

Google is officially against homophobia

admin — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 11:30:14 +0000

Idaho are glad to read SEO Specialist’s blog post about Google’s latest support of the LGBT community. The search giant already support gay, bisexual and transgender people by offering several work benefits such as adoption assistance and transgender and transitioning workplace support . There are also several teams within Google supporting LGBT. The world’s #1 search engine are “proud to be recognised as a leader in LGBT inclusion efforts” according to a recent press release. Their culture is a mix of cultures and sexual preference, just as it should be.

Google’s latest PR campaign tries to put light on countries where it’s illegal to be gay, such as Singapore and Poland.

Want to know more? Read about ‘legalise love’ here.

WorldPride in London

admin — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 09:23:16 +0000

Around 25,000 people came down to London last weekend to celebrate their pride to be gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender. The event was in Baker Street Whitehall then the crowd went to Trafalgar square for an open concert.

There were some setbacks for the group media said they did not have enough funds to hire cars this was mainly due to recession, but the event ran smoothly. Mr Tatchell the man who first started WorldPride in 1972 was happy with the contribution from the London gay citizens.

I think this is a good way to show how many gay people there are around the world or just in London and I think if they really want to do this with their life then they should go for it, we only live one as they say so why should they hold back on what they feel.

IDAHO 2011

admin — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 14:13:22 +0000

We are trying to collecting a team to promote the IDAHO 2011 campaign. Any volunteers? Without it, we are not able to re-launch the campaign for 2011.