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West London Queer project is excited to announce our collaboration with Eats & Beats Street Food Market to present the Pride Edition, happening at Greenford Quay Friday 26th & Saturday the 27th of June. Event Overview: Celebrate Pride at Greenford Quay with Eats & Beats – a vibrant, free-to-attend weekend of street food, music and community-led experiences by the water. This June, the event is all about celebrating identity, inclusivity and self-expression, bringing people to

Holistic mental health and wellbeing services. Image provided by NAZ Sexual Health Charity About NAZ Sexual Health Charity Naz is a sexual health charity working to address sexual health inequalities in Black, Brown and Global Majority and LGBTQ+ communities. They have over 30 years of experience working across London to provide culturally specific interventions to communities disproportionately impacted by poor sexual, reproductive and HIV outcomes. They have national and g

You Choose. Flow or Restore? Just Come As You Are At WLQP, we know how powerful it is to find your people, and now, we want to help you find your practice too. We believe movement should feel like freedom, so we're overjoyed to offer TWO WEEKLY YOGA CLASSES because this community deserves a space to breathe, flow, and just be. No experience needed. No perfect poses required. Just you, a mat, and a breath. Vinyasa Flow This is simply the art of linking breath to movement. You

Images provided by Ladyboys of Bangkok Ladyboys of Bangkok - Full Moon Set during a vibrant Full Moon beach party, this theatrical cabaret production follows a glamorous celebration that spirals into chaos after a magic trick goes disastrously wrong. Through music, choreography, comedy and visual storytelling, The Ladyboys of Bangkok take audiences on an immersive journey filled with mystery, spectacle and unforgettable characters. Exclusive Discount for WLQP Members Ladyboys

Exclusive Discount for WLQP Members! Writer Natalie Ekberg is offering an exclusive discount to WLQP members for her new play HIM, running 10 & 12 June at 7PM at Union Theatre. Members can use the code Him20 – 10% off tickets prices. Natalie Ekberg is an intuitive and versatile writer with a flair for highly commercial projects across film, TV and theatre. She creates strong and memorable characters, particularly female leads, while exploring current and relevant issues. Her

Exclusive Discount for WLQP Members! Our friends at Riverside Studios are offering WLQP members an exclusive discount for their new co-production RON, running from 13 June to 5 July at Riverside. Members can use the code QUEER10 – £10 tickets for all other performances throughout the run (13 June - 5 July). Written and performed by Ted Walliker, RON is an absurd, violent, genre-bending queer odyssey exploring the nature of unrequited love; how far would you go to show someo

By taking the new survey by LGBT HERO's, in association with Stop Smoking London, you will help them find out more about attitudes to smoking and vaping now, as well as helping inform future stop smoking campaigning and messaging. The survey is for everyone who is part of the LGBTQ+ community. Whether you smoke, vape, used to, or have never tried smoking or vaping: your experiences matter and they want to hear from you. It’s anonymous, and open to everyone in the LGBTQ+ commu

We're looking for a Volunteer Coordinator (this is a volunteer position) to join the West London Queer Project Team. Overview The West London Queer Project (WLQP) is a non-profit Community Interest Company (CIC) driven by the desire to connect, support and give voice to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and other sexual and gender identifying (LGBTQ+) people in West London. ​Our organisation aims to improve the lives of LGBTQ+ people in West London and beyond. We off

Special Offer for WLQP Members About the show: SECOND CLASS QUEER Written, performed, and produced by Kumar Muniandy At a live, fast-paced gay speed-dating night in Berlin, Krishna, a gay Tamil-Malaysian man, finds himself across the table from five wildly different speed-daters: a naïvely Eurocentric Brit, a charming German who 'doesn't see colour', a proud plus-sized Pakistani-British Muslim, a gentle caring Black British NHS nurse, and a Western yogi chasing spirituality.

Smoking rates are higher among LGBTQ+ people, particularly among LGB women and bisexual men (ONS, 2019). For many, smoking can become part of social life or a way of coping with stress, anxiety, or experiences of discrimination. Evidence shows that people who use local stop‑smoking services are around three times more likely to quit successfully than those who try to stop on their own. Ealing Smokefree Service offers free, confidential support to help people quit smoking thro

A night of roaring laughter, filthy humour, unapologetic energy and bags of fun in celebration of Lesbian Visibility Week. The 26th of April marks Lesbian Day of Visibility. The last day of Lesbian Visibility Week - a week to celebrate and bring continued visibility to women and non-binary people in the LGBTQ+ community. In honour of this important time of the year, WLQP is hosting another iconic comedy show. This time, we are spotlighting some of the UK's most hilarious les

Saturday, 28th of March at 17:00 @ Chiswick Cinema Chiswick in Film Festival (CIFF) champions the cinematic connections of our West London community with a diverse programme, held across an exclusive Q&A weekend. CIFF celebrates films shot in Chiswick or made by Chiswick residents. On Saturday, the 28th of March, CIFF presents Chuck Chuck Baby followed by a Q&A including local producer Susan Simnett, part of the team behind Chuck Chuck Baby (BAFTA Wales Breakthrough Award a

LEAP study: LGBTQ+ Inclusive Home Care Provision for Older People is currently looking for interview participants in a study that aims to better understand how prepared people working in home care are to support older (aged 60+) LGBTQ+ people in England and Wales. They are looking to interview LGBTQ+ people who are 60 years and older, and have experienced receiving home care in England or Wales (within the last 10 years). All interview participants will receive a £20 high st

The landmark ‘Festival of Football ‘26’ community tournament brings together teams from across supporter networks, GFSN, the NHS and local businesses including dedicated FLINTA* divisions championing representation in football. Festival of Football '25 Participants - Image by Aubrey Crawley On Saturday, March 28 th , West London Queer Project (WLQP) will once again take over Grasshoppers RFC in Isleworth for a day of celebration and unity for the third annual Festival of Foot

Thursday, 5 March 2026 The WLPQ team celebrated International Women's day by attending Houselow Council's celebration. This year's theme, Give to Gain , reminds us that generosity and collaboration create opportunity. Upon arrival, we began with a networking hour with groups such as: Cycle Sisters, Hounselow Health Outreach Team, Hestia, Cultural Maternity Team, Afghanistan and Central Asian Association (ACAA), SheWise, Women's Rights Network & NIHR North West. London Patient

Backing Inclusive Football: Chelsea Pride x West London Queer Project Chelsea Pride, the LGBTQ+ supporters’ group for Chelsea Football Club, is raising £1,000 for the West London Queer Project's Football Initiatives via JustGiving. This fundraiser brings together two powerful forces: visibility in football and inclusive community sport. WLQP's Festival of Football 2025 Chelsea Pride plays a vital role in supporting LGBTQ+ Chelsea fans and championing equality within the game.

Tabard Theatre, Chiswick - Running 12th -14th March Backstage on Christmas Eve 2025 at the Palace Theatre, Fleetwood, the dressing room lights burn bright and the past refuses to stay buried. Slay Belles, written and directed by Anna-Lisa Maree, is a wickedly dark comedy-drama unfolding behind the glittering curtain of British pantomime. Former 80s sitcom star Linda Godfrey (Catherine Rice), clings to fading fame while the ghosts of her past begin closing in. Her daughter Cas

Over the past six months, WLQP has proudly hosted three vaccination pop-ups, helping to make Mpox and MenB vaccines more accessible to our local community. These events weren't just about jabs, they were about protection, prevention, and showing up for one another. The nurses from 10 Hammersmith Broadway who administered the vaccines Why Mpox Vaccination Matters Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) is a viral infection that can spread through close contact. While many cases are

Teal Moon Productions is proud to present Give Her My Love, a bold, intimate new play by Jake Hart that explores the emotionally charged space between staying and leaving — the fragile, vulnerable in-between where love, identity, and selfhood collide. At its heart, Give Her My Love is a breakup story, but one that refuses to focus on beginnings or endings. Told through intimate monologues and tense duologues, the 75-minute play follows Ava and Dodi after a turbulent year tog

We had a fantastic time today at the Hounslow Council’s LGBT+ History Month Celebration 🎉 Sophie Norman from Sexual Health Hounslow and EJ-Francis Caris-Hamer from the University of Essex both gave very powerful and informative keynote speeches, and we were entertained by the wonderful students from ArtsEd who put on a very colorful and energetic performance. We were joined by our friends, colleagues and partners from The Naz Project, Middlesex Pride, Speak Out Hounslow, the