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A new website - www.lgbtbucks.org - aims to inform LGBT residents about services in and around Buckinghamshire. It includes national and local information, as well as practical tips and advice.

The website has been produced to promote services in order to support and serve LGBT needs appropriately. The website contains advice for victims of domestic abuse but there are also webpages on social and sport, sexual health, “coming out”, community safety, fostering and adoption and civil weddings/civil partnerships.

The website also has a blog section that LGBT residents can submit posts to via hello@lgbtbucks.org. Overall it is something the Buckinghamshire Community Safety Partnership are very proud of and it is hoped that LGBT residents in Buckinghamshire will enjoy browsing the website. Buckinghamshire DAAT held a Legal Highs Conference on 12 November 2015 at Kings Church in Amersham. Click here to read more.
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