INFORMATION

Editor: Denis Lemon
News Editor: Michael Mason
Reporter at Large: Jeff Grace
Contributing Editor (Features): Roger Baker
Research Editor: Rictor Norton
Art Director: Jean-Claude Thevenin
Art Assistant: Glen Platts
Advertising, Circulation Manager: Stuart Patterson
Business Manager etc: Bernard Mears
Subscriptions, Classified Ads: Maggie Donovan
Admin Assistant, Listing, and Box Replies: Catherine Hiscox
Regular Contributors: Peter Burton, Barry Conley, Ian Dunn (Scottish Correspondent), Andy Dvosin (New York Correspondent), Iain Finlayson, Jackie Forster, Veronica Harvey, Mike Heberden, Carl Hill, Derek James, Howard Llewellyn (Cardiff & District Correspondent), Leo Madigan, ‘Merlin’, John Montgomery, John Riley, Kurt Schiller (Swedish Correspondent), David Seligman, Richard Thomson (Portsmouth & District Correspondent), and Pete Wicker.

Malcolm Greatbanks is to stand at the general election as a ‘Gay Liberal’ candidate in Lambeth. David Cassidy is gay, or bi, according to a German magazine. The paper has hit its £1100 target for donations towards its legal bills having been found not guilty of being obscene by Bath magistrates. A gay rights demo will be held in Trafalgar Square on November 2. Tunbridge Wells will let CHE sponsor a piano recital after all.
Reviews include Jack the Ripper at the Ambassadors, It’s Liberace on vinyl, and Out of Step by Daniel Farson.

Heath leads opposition against gay clubs – LONDON: Ms E Heath of Wharfedale Street, London SW10 is leading local residents in a crusade to smash the famous Earls Court gay scene based on The Catacombs and The Masquerade clubs and the two public houses, The Boltons and The Coleherne. The small band of residents have pledged themselves to “cleanse this foul area once and for all, using any means we think fit.” – page 3

Issue 56