Exploring LGBTQ history beyond London, this book highlights the diverse queer experiences across four English cities from the 1960s to the 2000s. It delves into Brighton's bohemian arts scene, Plymouth's hidden military queer life, Leeds' lesbian activism, and Manchester's dynamic dance and drag culture. Through the lens of local people, places, and politics, the authors reveal how these cities cultivated their own unique and vibrant queer identities, offering a rich alternative narrative to mainstream LGBTQ history in Britain.
