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Scottish Borders LGBT Equality Forum: Aims to provide advice and act as a consulting body to all community planning partner organisations and to develop a range of social and recreational activities. Write: PO Box 14120, Selkirk. TD7 5WE. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/scottishborderslgbt
Pride Glasgow. Tel: 0141-416 2300. Skype: prideglasgow. E-mail: pride@prideglasgow.co.uk WWW: http://www.prideglasgow.co.uk/
Amazing Gracies Women's Football Club: Aimed at LGBT and non-LGBT women, group meets on Wed (7-8pm) at Gracemount Leisure Centre, 22 Gracemount Drive. This is a great opportunity for women of any age, fitness-level, and ability to play football in a welcoming and friendly environment. Currently looking for members. WWW: http://www.amazinggraciesfc.webs.com
Ladybird Book Group - Friendly and social lesbian book group meets 2nd Tue of each month from 7.45pm in Café Nom de Plume. Newcomers welcome. For more information and details of the books coming up this year, contact Carol - E-mail: Carol_Purcell@hotmail.com
Rubyfruits Edinburgh: For lesbians and bi women. Meets Wed eves anytime after 7.30pm at Café Nom De Plume, 60 Broughton Street. Widen your social circle, network, plan weekend/eve activities (eg walking, cinema, exhibitions) and maybe meet that special somebody. E-mail: rubyfruitsedinburgh@yahoo.com WWW: http://www.rubyfruitsedinburgh.webs.com/
Women's Group: New group offering the chance to meet other women in a relaxed environment. Chat and information on health and wellbeing issues, as well as activities in and out the Centre. 2nd & 4th Fri of each month from 2-4.30pm at the LGBT Centre for Health & Wellbeing, 9 Howe Street. Tel: Alison on 0131-652 3283 or E-mail: alison@lgbthealth.org.uk
Glasgow Women's Library: 15 Berkeley Street, Glasgow. G3 7BW. Tel/Fax: 0141-248 9969. Provides a library, archive, is an Accredited Museum and also houses the UK's national Lesbian Archives. Range of events, courses and other activities delivered through their learning programmes, along with an Adult Literacy and Numeracy Project and Black and Minority Ethnic Women's Project. Check website for more info. E-mail: info@womenslibrary.org.uk WWW: http://www.womenslibrary.org.uk/
OLGA - Older Lesbians Get Around: Meets monthly. Tel: 07813 268938.
Many Universities and Colleges have Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Societies. Contact these via your Student Union or Student Association. ScotsGay also links to a number of LGBT Soc websites from our own web page at http://www.scotsgay.co.uk/ Some LGBT Socs are open to non-students living in the area. NUS Scotland LGBT Campaign is a national organisation which represents the views of LGBT Students and the LGBT community at local and national levels. Tel: NUS Scotland LGBT Officer on 0131-556 6598 or 07938 190440. Fax: 0131-557 5679. Write: Nathan Sparling, LGBT Officer, NUS Scotland, 29 Forth Street, Edinburgh. EH1 3LE. E-mail: lgbt@nus-scotland.org.uk or mail@nus-scotland.org.uk
T-Time. Informal social for all transgender people, their partners, family and friends, held the 3rd Sat of each month from 1-5pm at LGBT Centre for Health and Welbeing, 9 Howe Street. A friendly, safe and relaxed environment where there's also space to change. Tel: 0131-523 1100. E-mail: admin@lgbthealth.org.uk
Sandyford Trans Women's Support Group meets twice a month. Further details and support from group member on 07758 462988 or contact Sandyford Community Access Co-ordinator on 0141-232 8417 or E-mail: colinmackillop@nhs.net
Queer Youth: UK National organisation run by and for young people providing a united voice for all lesbian, gay, bisexual, asexual, pansexual, intersex, transgender, transsexual, queer and curious youth. Online 24/7 providing peer support through forums, campaigning for equal rights, running regional groups across the UK and much more! Queer Youth Scotland usually meets monthly in either Glasgow, Dundee or Edinburgh. WWW: http://www.queeryouth.org.uk/
Different Visions Celebrate (DV8): Youth group for young people 25 and under who have issues with their sexuality or with the sexuality of a member of their family. Drop In Service Mon-Fri 9-5pm at Eighteen And Under, 1 Victoria Road, Dundee. Offers a safe and friendly environment to meet and discuss issues affecting the LGBT community and our families. Tel: Shaun on Dundee (01382) 206222. E-mail: shauntaylor498@hotmail.co.uk
Vivid Youth: For young LGBT people aged 13-25. Group for 13-18 year olds: Tue 7-9.30pm. Group for 18-25 year olds: Thu 7-9.30pm. Contact for venue details. Tel: 0141-548 8121. E-mail: info@lgbtyouth.org.uk WWW: http://www.lgbtyouth.org.uk/
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