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Have lived in East Dulwich now for 4 years and although there are alot of gay people living in the area it seems to be a desert for a meeting place.


Use the Rye Hotel as a local but really believe there would be a demand for one night a week or a venue (wine bar etc|).

Nothing heavy like a nightclub but a place where like people could meet.


Any suggestions ?

Hey, I'm organising an event for gay/lesbian/bisexual couples next Valentines Day in Sydenham Hill Woods. You don't have to be a 'couple' but the event is for people in the gay community to have a wildlife/ environmental event where they feel welcome. Keep an eye on our website for more details: www.wildlondon.org.uk or PM me. Cheers, Chantal

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