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Looking for a friendly social
group for gays in the South London area? Then South London Gays — SLG —
could be what you're looking for. Set up fifteen years ago, SLG provides a wide
range of events and activities for its members.
SLG's main focus is on the monthly meetings with guest speakers. These take place on the second Tuesday of each month at a pub in Clapham, South London. Speakers have included local MPs, gay writers, religious representatives, journalists, and members of lesbian and gay political groups.
Speakers in the last few months have included:
- Joan Smith of the Independent
- Professor Donald West, Psychiatrist and Criminologist
- Jeremy Marks from the Courage movement.
View details of the forthcoming programme of speakers.
Another strong feature of SLG activity has been theatre visits. Over the past year visits have ranged from The Winslow Boy at Putney Arts Theatre, The Cherry Orchard at the Network Theatre to Blood Wedding by the Southside Players and through to Dame Edna Everage in Dick Wittington at Wimbledon Theatre.
The group also arrange regular cinema and restaurant visits, tennis matches, and DVD evenings, tea parties and coffee evenings in members' homes.
Social visits have included exhibitions at the Wallace Collection and the British Museum, as well as days out in Hastings and Rochester and visits to Dulwich Picture Gallery, the Ragged School Museum, and walks along the Thames and the Regents Canal. Pub visits and parties with other groups have also become a regular feature of our programme.
Although primarily a social group, SLG has been involved in various letter-writing campaigns on gay issues over many years and is involved in joint events with other gay groups in London and Surrey.
Membership of SLG costs £8 per year (£5 by e-mail) and you do not have to live in South London!
If you would like to join or want further details, e-mail slgnews@aol.com,
ring Terry on 020 8674 5191 or Kevin on 020 8672 5268
or write to: SLG, PO Box 243, London SW19 1XW.There's an article about SLG in the LGBT History Project's online encyclopaedia: www.lgbthistoryuk.org/wiki/index.php?title=South_London_Gays.
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