The Dynamic site for Lesbian Gay Bi and Trans people living in or visiting Plymouth and the surrounding area in the South West of England.

Pride in Plymouth live is an up-to-date, dynamic site promoting events on and off the Plymouth gay scene and the best Plymouth has to offer. Through this portal, social networking and our connections with LGBT groups and organisations in the UK and abroad we are able to rapidly share information relevant to each strand that makes the LGBT community - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans people. Pride in Plymouth promotes and supports equality for LGBT people, encouraging people to report homophobic and transphobic hate crimes, challenging phobia at every level.

To mark International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT) Pride in Plymouth organised a Kiss-in as part of the Great Global Kiss-in project organised by the IDAHO Committee. In just two weeks our video reached over 2000 people. This video was then mashed into the official global video which by August 2010 had been viewed over 24,000 times. Read More and see the Videos >>>

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Take Pride in Plymouth it's a great city in a fantastic part of the world and it just keeps getting better!

Pride in Plymouth are proud to announce that the combined profit from the boat trip and raffle has raised £225 for the Eddystone Trust.

We would like to thank all the lovely people that supported this event, the weather was against us but those that came aboard the 'Devon Belle' on Friday 20th August had a great time. We would also like to thank Hawkins Meeting House for doing such a good job selling tickets and providing a much needed buffet for when we arrived back on land.

Our benefactor the Eddystone Trust provided some goodies including LED torch key rings, lolly pops and safer sex packs.

Due to the unseasonal weather the boat couldn't land at Cawsand therefore they took us through the calmer waters of the Hamoaze and up the River Tamer. Just crossing the sound was a bit choppy which added to the fun - though not for the few people that got soaked. The loo was interesting a proper boat bog that required pumping.

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Take a look at what Plymouth has to offer in terms of academic and social life.

A promotion video by the University of Plymouth

Home secretary Alan Johnson has called on victims of gay hate crime to “blow the whistle” and report the abuse.

Speaking at an event in London on Wednesday (31 March), the home secretary launched Stonewall’s new ‘plain English’ guide for victims of gay hate crime that explains what homophobic crime is, why it should be reported and how to do so.