Meetings on the second Tuesday of each month at 8 pm, currently at:
The Bread & Roses, 68 Clapham Manor Street,
London SW4 6DZ
(a turning off Clapham High Street - nearest tubes: Clapham North and Clapham Common.
The Bread and Roses is opposite
the end of Navy Street).
| 12 October | SLG AGM |
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| 9 November | Curious Cases and Tantalizing Trials: Joseph, a Retired District Judge, describes some of the extraordinary people and situations he encountered during 42 years of legal practice as a barrister and judge, and also talks about the social and political changes which have influenced our legal processes and procedures. (Warning for the squeamish – some gory photographs will be shown!) |
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| 14 December | No meeting | |
| 11 January 2022 | No meeting (postponed to 8 March) | |
| 8 February | Between Worlds: A Queer Boy from the Valleys: Jeffrey Weeks, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at London Southbank University and author of many books on LGBTQ+ history and queer life, will read excerpts from his recently published memoir, followed by discussion. |
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| 8 March | E. M. Forster and the Labouchere Family: Author and campaigner Andrew Lumsden describes how one member of the wealthy Labouchere banking family did E. M. Forster a very good turn while another, Henry Labouchere MP, did him great harm by authoring the Labouchere Amendment in 1885 criminalising any sexual move by one man towards another. |
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| 12 April | Kennington Cottaging: SLG member David reminisces about his brush with the law in1986 regarding an "incident" near Kennington tube. |
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| 10 May | QUIZ: Special guest appearance of Quizmeister Extraordinaire [to mix languages] Peter Scott-Presland, who way back in the mists of time set The Capital Quiz - your grandfather may remember that. All the usual subjects - and a few surprises. |
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| 14 June | My Gay Life: Daniel, a longtime member, will give an autobiographical talk covering his upbringing, many years in the closet, and later life as an out gay man. |
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| 12 July | SOHO: Saints, Sinners and In-betweeners: Chris Barlow from Outings in Art looks at the remarkable diversity of people who have made Soho the beating heart of Bohemian London. |
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