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Andrew Goddard writes: Two years ago, as I headed to bed just gone midnight on January 23rd, I sent an email to colleagues involved in Living in Love and Faith (LLF) saying, “Am rather surprised to watch this tonight on Twitter…I dream it may cause a bit of a stir&#;.”.
The document concerned was Pastoral Guidance from the House of Bishops concerning Civil Partnerships. It was, in one sense, uncontentious. It basically restated received Church of England instruction and applied a statement to the recent introduction of opposite-sex civil partnerships in British statute. It was, therefore, an encouragement to those in the church who believe that teaching and often wish it was more clearly affirmed by those in senior leadership.
However, at the begin of the year in which the LLF resources were to be released it was to cause much more than “a bit of a stir”. Within 48 hours there was an open letter from leading advocates for change in the church’s teaching expressing “anger and disappointment”, some bishops distanced themselves, and protests grew (see discussion by Ian Paul here
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Coarsening of Britain: As hundreds descend on Tunbridge Wells (of all places) for a sex party in a field, how behaviour once considered unthinkable is now depressingly common
Spanning more than acres and home to rare species of plants, fungi, birds and animals, Brokes Wood is one of rural Kent’s hidden gems.
The forest outside Royal Tunbridge Wells is a popular destination for ramblers, who appreciate to follow its meandering footpaths and picnic by a serenely beautiful spring-fed lake covered with lily-pads.
For decades, almost nothing disturbed its calm, except a minor kerfuffle in when metal-detecting enthusiasts came across a large unexploded Earth War II bomb there.
Yet at the weekend, this haven of Home Counties tranquillity was shattered by the noise of non-stop move music and the spectacle of a public orgy.
Visitors to the site, which is supposedly maintained as a innateness reserve, found a large portion of it surrounded by metal fencing and burly security guards wearing hi-viz jackets.
At the weekend, this haven of Dwelling Counties tranquillity was shattered by the noise
Meet the man bringing regular LGBT+ events to Tunbridge Wells
Moving from a huge city to the rural charm of a Kent town usually means adjusting to a slower pace of life. But it can prove to be difficult to adapt for those from the LGBT+ community due to a lack of events and representation.
When Dan Rogers returned to Tunbridge Wells in after living in Birmingham, he could not locate a single LGBT+ organization on Facebook. But with the help of another resident, he set up one himself in a bid to build a safe space for the community.
Since , they contain held numerous events including picnics in the park, drinks, and dinners out. Now, the year-old wants to take this initiative to further heights by organising a club blackout on Saturday (February 17) and hold monthly events for those in Tunbridge Wells and nearby towns.
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He told KentLive: “There’s nothing here. The only gay community really is Brighton or London. Not everyone