“Why is there no pride in Stirling?”
The relatively straightforward question was posed at a panel discussion held by LGBT Youth Scotland (a national charity for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13-25) last year. One…
The first thing I notice about Daphne Mcelwee is her beanie: it’s multi-coloured and fluffy. She’s a pensioner who’s been coming to the hub for the last three years.…
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MoreBrightly coloured hair, devil horns, fairy wings and eyeliner transform an after-work commute into Ashnikko’s fantasy aesthetic made real.…
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MoreHe asks what I’m wanting from him, and I say I’m writing a profile, “nothing too scary”. He tells me that he’s been doing this for too long to be scared. …
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