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| − | '''LGBT London''' – www.lgbtlondon.com – is a web portal with links to organisations throughout Greater London. It was set up in 2010 by the [[LGBT Consortium]], as part of a scheme funded by [[London Councils]]. | + | [[File:Lgbtlondon-signup-badge.png|thumb|LGBT London "sign up" logo]]'''LGBT London''' – www.lgbtlondon.com – is a web portal with links to organisations throughout Greater London. It was set up in 2010 by the [[LGBT Consortium]], as part of a scheme funded by [[London Councils]]. |
The current LGBT London site replaces an earlier site set up in 2008 by [[Ross Burgess]] as a Ning group, following the closure of [[Linking London]]. In 2010 the Ning organisation started charging for groups, so it was decided to close this site down and migrate its users onto the new site to be maintained by the LGBT Consortium. | The current LGBT London site replaces an earlier site set up in 2008 by [[Ross Burgess]] as a Ning group, following the closure of [[Linking London]]. In 2010 the Ning organisation started charging for groups, so it was decided to close this site down and migrate its users onto the new site to be maintained by the LGBT Consortium. | ||
Revision as of 17:59, 9 August 2012
LGBT London – www.lgbtlondon.com – is a web portal with links to organisations throughout Greater London. It was set up in 2010 by the LGBT Consortium, as part of a scheme funded by London Councils.
The current LGBT London site replaces an earlier site set up in 2008 by Ross Burgess as a Ning group, following the closure of Linking London. In 2010 the Ning organisation started charging for groups, so it was decided to close this site down and migrate its users onto the new site to be maintained by the LGBT Consortium.
LGBT London has a directory of LGBT groups, a list of forthcoming events, news, and other resources. Its formal launch came on 29 March 2011 at an event in London which also saw the presentation of the Derek Oyston Achievement Award to Michael Brown.
External links
- Official site: http://www.lgbtlondon.com
- Previous site at lgbtlondon.ning.com - retrieved via the Web Archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20100123152025/http://lgbtlondon.ning.com/
- History of the project: http://www.lgbtlondon.com/info/little-history-of-lgbt-co-operation-london
