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  • 1967 Sexual Offences Act
    1967 Sexual Offences Act
    In 1967, the Sexual Offences Act legalised consensual, private, homosexual acts between two men who were aged 21 or above.
  • Esmé Langley
    Esmé Langley
    Esmé Langley was the co-founder of the Minorities Research Group and Arena Three
  • Stonewall Equality Limited
    Stonewall Equality Limited
    Stonewall Equality Limited is a UK LGBT+ rights charity that was co-founded by Peter Ashman from St Albans.
  • Peter Frank Ashman
    Peter Frank Ashman
    Peter Frank Ashman was a lawyer who campaigned against legislation discriminating against LGBTQ people.
  • Helen Richardson-Walsh
    Helen Richardson-Walsh
    Helen Richardson-Walsh is a hockey player born in Hitchin.
  • Elly Barnes
    Elly Barnes
    Elly Barnes MBE founded Educate & Celebrate, a key LGBTQ+ educational programme.
  • Maureen Duffy
    Maureen Duffy
    Maureen Duffy was one of the first women in British public life to come out as gay.
  • Arthur Gore, 8th Earl of Arran
    Arthur Gore, 8th Earl of Arran
    Hertfordshire-born Arthur Gore was crucial in introducing a bill to Parliament to decriminalise homosexuality.
  • Royston. Queen's Road
    Royston. Queen's Road
    Australia in the mid 1800s was a land of opportunity. While transportation was still in operation, free settlers had been ...
  • Royston. Mary Barfield and Charles Beldam
    Royston. Mary Barfield and Charles Beldam
    Mary Barfield was the wife of Rev Abraham Barfield, the first congregational minister of Ashwell, who also ran a boys’ ...
  • Honouring the Fallen
    Honouring the Fallen
    Online Talk 23 March 7.30pm
  • Thundridge. Jane Wall
    Thundridge. Jane Wall
    Jane Wall’s memorial in Thundridge church notes she was the largest benefactor in 400 years. Note this is the new ...
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