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Gareth Thomas and Nigel Owens are supporting Cardiff Mardi Gras

Gareth Thomas and Nigel Owens support Cardiff Mardi Gras

Gay rugby legend Gareth Thomas and referee Nigel Owens are supporting Cardiff Mardi Gras. The 11th festival will be held on Saturday September 4th and 40,000 people are expected to attend.

Gareth Thomas said he was threatened with outing

Gareth Thomas 'threatened with outing' at 2007 World Cup

Gareth Thomas played in the 2007 Rugby World Cup fearing he could be outed by the press any day, he said this week. The former Wales captain, who came out in December, revealed that at the time, he was constantly getting calls telling him the media were about to out him.

Plaid Cyrmu launched PlaidPride.

Plaid Cymru launches LGBT group

Welsh party Plaid Cyrmu has launched PlaidPride, an affiliated group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. The party announced the new group at its spring conference in Cardiff last weekend.

Gareth Thomas is a patron of LGBT History Month

Gareth Thomas 'wicked' for supporting LGBT History Month

Rugby player Gareth Thomas has been accused of "promoting" gay sex to young children for his patron role in LGBT History Month.

Jonathan Thomas apologised for the Twitter joke (Photo: Flickr user manuel | MC)

Welsh rugby star sorry for gay joke

A Welsh rugby star and national teammate of Gareth Thomas apologised yesterday for making an off-colour gay joke on his Twitter account.

Gareth Thomas came out late last year

Gareth Thomas' ex-wife has no regrets over marriage

Jemma Thomas, the ex-wife of gay star Gareth Thomas, has said she does not regret their marriage. Mr Thomas came out publicly in December, having revealed his sexual orientation to his wife three years before.

Nigel Owens will discuss coming out in a documentary

Gay referee Nigel Owens to discuss coming out

Nigel Owens, the Welsh referee who came out in 2007, is to discuss his decision in a television documentary. He will appear in a S4C documentary tomorrow to reveal how he mustered the courage to come out.

The new service has been launched (Photo: Flickr user Oracio Alvarado)

New service for homophobic hate crime victims in Wales

A partnership between Victim Support and Stonewall Cymru has launched a new service to help victims of homophobic and transphobic hate crimes.

Gareth Thomas on the cover of his autobiography

Welsh rugby star Gareth Thomas reveals he's gay

Gareth Thomas, the former Wales Rugby captain has come out as gay in an emotional interview with the Daily Mail. He becomes one of just a handful of openly gay sportsmen.

Carwyn Jones won the vote

Carwyn Jones appointed as Welsh Labour leader

Carwyn Jones has been named as the new Labour leader in Wales, replacing incumbent Rhodri Morgan. The 42-year-old Welsh Assembly member for Bridgend is currently the leader of the House and has been a favourite to win the role.

The victim was attacked on Facebook

Raped trans woman 'harassed in public and on the internet'

A trans woman who was raped has said she was forced to move house after her identity became public. The unnamed victim saw her attacker, Kiron Singh, Chand, jailed for eight years this week.

The attack took place in Llanelli town centre

Welsh man who raped trans woman jailed for eight years

A Welsh man found guilty of raping a trans woman has been jailed for eight years. Kiron Singh Chand, of Llanelli, forced his victim to perform oral sex on him and beat her on April 13th in Llanelli town centre.

The attack happened in Llanelli in April

Man found guilty of raping trans woman

A Welsh man has been found guilty for raping a trans woman earlier this year. Kiron Singh Chand, 20, of Pottery Place, Llanelli, forced his victim to perform oral sex on him and beat her.

The case continues

Welsh man accused of raping trans woman

A man from the Welsh town of Llanelli is on trial for the rape of a trans woman. Kiron Singh Chand, 20, of Pottery Place, is accused of forcing the alleged victim to perform oral sex on him on April 13th.

Rhodri Morgan sent his support to Cardiff Mardi Gras

Welsh first minister sends message of support to Cardiff Mardi Gras

Rhodri Morgan, the first minister of Wales, sent a message of support to revellers at this year's Cardiff Mardi Gras. The gay event was held last weekend in glorious sunshine, unlike last year when torrential rain meant it was cancelled.

















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