Matt Cook, a professor specializing in queer history, and Alison Oram, a historian focused on LGBTQ local history, delve into the vibrant LGBTQ experiences in Brighton, Manchester, Plymouth, and Leeds from the 1960s to the 2000s. They explore how each city developed distinct cultures influenced by local politics and economies. Topics include the reclaiming of the term 'queer,' the impact of significant events on local communities, and personal stories of individuals finding belonging within these diverse settings.
