Caitlin Chatterton

Since its founding in 2016, the charity Just Like Us has trained its ambassadors (LGBT+ people aged 18-25) to go into schools and deliver talks to increase awareness and visibility around LGBT+ experiences. While they do not teach sex education, the ambassadors open with their own stories of growing up LGBT+, before discussing various definitions and opening the floor to questions.

Just Like Us ambassador Isaac Seleim said: “It’s funny we bring up Section 28. Obviously it’s 20 years since it wa

The Raynes Park Lantern Methodist Church and Lantern Arts Centre celebrated Christmas at their joint community event on November 25th.

The two charities work together to fund and house a range of community initiatives, including their welfare hub that provides people with advice and support on various health and wellbeing, employment and social concerns.

A number of dance and theatre companies use the arts centre to bring low-cost creative outlets to the community.

The Christmas celebration s

The Natural History Museum welcomed visitors to its after-hours Halloween event last week.

Lit up in red, the South Kensington museum opened its galleries, bar, and silent disco on Halloween night for guests who were dutifully dressed to theme as dinosaurs, cowboys, bedbugs and more.

The sold-out event also hosted a number of science stations, where people could learn about the origins of monsters such as the yeti and the kraken.

Regular exhibits including the giant sloth were also open to vi

From 28:00, I present a news package on the new LTN in Streatham Wells.

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