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The Shetland islands, which have never had a dedicated Pride event, will stage the festival in June 2022. 
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Stories told by people in Edinburgh’s LGBTQIA+ community will be at the forefront of a new online exhibition created by Museums & Galleries Edinburgh in partnership with LGBT Youth Scotland.
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The owners of Scotland's first LGBT bookshop in over 20 years say they could not have imagined how successful the shop has been.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Saturday led Scotland's largest-ever LGBT Pride march. Sturgeon, served as honorary grand martial for the Glasgow event, at which about 8,000 people were expected, according to The Guardian.Photos from the event show Sturgeon i
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Dundee's LGBT community will rally together for the city’s first-ever Pride event this summer.
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Stonewall Scotland said scrapping the law would 'send a very negative signal'.
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Clubs from all divisions back access for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Alastair Davis is chief executive of Edinburgh-based Social Investment Scotland (SIS), which says it is the top responsible finance provider north of the Border.
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A Scottish adoption charity is to target popular LGBT nightclubs for the first time in a bid to encourage more single people to adopt and foster.
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ALMOST three quarters of gay people have experienced homophobia in sport. And LGBT bosses say this has caused barriers for sportsmen and women who want to compete in major events. But now Scotland …
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This week marks the start of LGBT History Month. The annual celebration across Scotland recognises the contribution lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have made to our society, and raises awareness of the history of the LGBT rights movement.
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A previously-lost portrait of one of the "most famous gay men in history" by Peter Paul Rubens has been re-discovered in Glasgow. The portrait of George Villiers, first Duke of Buckingham - thought to have been the lover of James I - was found hanging in a National Trust for Scotland property, It was believed to be a copy of the lost original, which was missing for almost 400 years, but an expert now thinks it's the real deal after spotting it in the gallery of Pollok House.
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