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"Manchester's just about the best place to be bisexual in Britain. There's the whole gay scene thing around Canal Street, sure, but there's also a vibrant alternative queer community, and crucially a strong bisexual community of support and social groups, one-off events, festivals and so forth. Even the leading UK mag for bisexuals, Bi Community News is published here, has been for more than ten years. This website has the UK bisexual news feed; and details of local groups and events likely to be of interest. Let manchester.bi.org be your guide to the delights that are out there..." |
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Manchester Bisexuals is now on
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Local Bi Research: manchester.bi.org aims to be an online hub of news and links for the local bisexual community around Manchester and North West England. We welcome your feedback and input - email us on manchester at bi dot org Bi News:
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BiPhoria wrote a while ago to various venues around Manchester's gay village. In the time BiPhoria has been running, there had been a number of problems highlighted to them. Issues of bi people being turned away from gay venues in the city because "this is a gay space" from staff. One bar's door staff even claimed a "bisexuals allowed in on weeknights only" policy.
They asked if bis were welcome, especially in light of the recent Goods & Services legislation which outlaws discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation in most such situations.
Venues that replied and said they welcome bis: Taurus, Rembrandt and (after some time) Poptastic.
Venues that chose not to reply: Axm, Bar Below, Coyotes, Cruz, Eden, Essential, Gaia, Hollywood, Manto, Napoleons, Paddys Goose, Queer, Spirit, New Union, Thompsons, Vanilla.
You may want to bear it in mind when you make your village drinking decisions!
(updated: 29 December 2009)
BiPhoria is the longest running bisexual group in the country, and turns fifteen this month. To mark that and as a late event for International Celebrate Bisexuality Day, we're having a Bi Day on October 3rd with arts, crafts, workshops and more.
It'll be at LGF from 1pm-7pm; £3/£5 entry
(updated: 11 September 2009)
Join us on the Pride March / Parade, or our stall at the Lifestyle Expo. The B*R*A banner needs a little tweaking but we're all booked!
This year's Manchester Pride is on the weekend of Saturday 29 - Mon 31 August, 2009. That's the weekend after BiCon.
(updated: 15 July 2009)
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