MM talk to Jen Yockney, editor of bisexual magazine Bi Community News, about her experiences of coming out and what progress Manchester still has to make towards equality as part of our LGBT History Month Q&A series.

Charlie Hooson-Sykes,an Executive Assistant at the University of Manchester, discusses same sex schools, coming out as bisexual and the friendly faces that the city so great with MM.

Cosmopolitan’s resident sex therapist, Rachel Morris, discusses the significant harmful difference between how men and women are perceived sexually ahead of Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby debate at Manchester’s Contact Theatre

The best places to work if you are a member of the LGBT community are announced at the Stonewall Top Employers 2015: The Workplace Equality Index North West awards ceremony in Manchester.

Details today emerged of a possible scheme from LGBT Youth North West to create a school for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people in the city.

Manchester will play host to a string of all-female comedy acts next weekend, as part of the Women in Comedy Festival.

Manchester’s Lesbian and Gay Foundation will now become a trans* inclusive charity as other existing services are ‘struggling to meet the needs’ of people looking for support.

The LGF have been visiting schools, colleges and University’s all over Greater Manchester

Sugar and Spice Festival aims to sweeten up International Women’s Day for LGBT community.

The Albert Kennedy Trust initiative offers shelter, training and friendship to those in the LGBT community affected by abuse

To commemorate LGBT History Month, Manchester City Council will hold its second annual LGBT Question Time at the town hall