Spectrum London - Revision history

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← Older revision		Revision as of 19:34, 25 October 2016
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		+	:''Not to be confused with [[Spectrum (Brighton)]]''
	[[File:Spectrum London.gif\|thumb\|Spectrum London's phoenix logo]]'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.		[[File:Spectrum London.gif\|thumb\|Spectrum London's phoenix logo]]'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.

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 [[File:Spectrum London.gif|thumb|Spectrum London's phoenix logo]]'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.
-In June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130105080137/http://spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm Archived version at the [[Internet Archive]].</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.
+In June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130105080137/http://spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm Archived January 2013 version at the [[Internet Archive]].</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.
 There is a video about Spectrum London on the [[LGBT London]] website.<ref>http://www.lgbtlondon.com/groups/spectrum-london (dead link)</ref>

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 [[File:Spectrum London.gif|thumb|Spectrum London's phoenix logo]]'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.
-In June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>http://www.spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm (dead link)</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.
+In June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20130105080137/http://spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm Archived version at the [[Internet Archive]].</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.
 There is a video about Spectrum London on the [[LGBT London]] website.<ref>http://www.lgbtlondon.com/groups/spectrum-london (dead link)</ref>

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 In June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>http://www.spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm (dead link)</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.
-There is a video about Spectrum London on the [[LGBT London]] website.<ref>http://www.lgbtlondon.com/groups/spectrum-london</ref>
+There is a video about Spectrum London on the [[LGBT London]] website.<ref>http://www.lgbtlondon.com/groups/spectrum-london (dead link)</ref>
 ==References==
 <references>
 [[Category:Trans groups]]
-[[Category:Consortium members]]
+[[Category:Former Consortium members]]

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−	'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.	+	[[File:Spectrum London.gif\|thumb\|Spectrum London's phoenix logo]]'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.

	Im June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>http://www.spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm (dead link)</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.		Im June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>http://www.spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm (dead link)</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.

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−	'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]] but soon moved to central London.	+	'''Spectrum London''' was a peer support group, run by [[Denise Anderson]], for all [[Trans]] people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. It was founded in 2007, initially in [[Haringey]], but soon moved to central London.

	Im June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>http://www.spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm (dead link)</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.		Im June 2012 its website said: "Sadly Spectrum London is currently not running any live meetings for the foreseeable future"<ref>http://www.spectrumlondon.org.uk/about.htm (dead link)</ref> By April 2013 the website itself had disappeared.