Fyne Times Gay and Lesbian Magazine, UK
GMFA Websites Awarded ‘Health On The Net’ Accreditation
GMFA, the gay men’s health charity, today announced that it is the first gay charity in the UK to receive the Health On The Net Code (HONcode) accreditation.
Goodbye financial year....and good riddance
As the financial year comes to an end, you can sense a collective sigh of relief. In terms of finance, it was one of the worse years on record, but how did it all unfold and what can we expect from the next 12 months?
To supplement or not to supplement?
Very few of us, if any, eat a perfect diet so it seems sensible to top-up on the good stuff with a few convenient tablets. In the UK alone, we spend around £335 million on supplements each year.
Out in the Open
With summer fast approaching it’s time to dig out the camping gear and shake down the tent in anticipation of the festival season.
flyKandi competition
Following the phenomenal success of flyKandi in Ibiza last summer, low fares airline Monarch and music lifestyle brand Hed Kandi are once again teaming up for another season of scintillatingly stylish events in the party capital of the Med, Ibiza this summer.
Advice for gay pride revellers
It’s party time all over the world for the UK lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, as hundreds travel to the annual Gay Pride events.
A problem shared
Getting your foot on the property ladder is harder than ever. Prices may be set to fall, but thanks to the credit crunch, getting the money in the first place is just as hard.
Golf tournament to promote acceptance
For an entire day in April, the organizers of the Cologne Gay Games will be holding plenty of interesting activities for active golf players and fans called "Golf Cologne – Be part of it!"
New interactive World AIDS Day website
The National AIDS Trust, today (1 October 2007), announced the official launch of the World AIDS Day 2007 website, www.worldaidsday.org.
The Facebook revolution
“Every generation needs a new revolution” said Thomas Jefferson. Are we now witnessing the Facebook revolution?
On the Piste?
Chilly willies: it’s all down hill for Fyne’s Adrian Gillan, gearing himself up for Arosa Gay Skiweek
Positively Risky
High risk sex is plateauing out at unacceptably lofty levels and – whilst the drugs still work - the old “HIV spells death” card mercifully holds no power.
HIV: 25 YEARS & COUNTING
As we pass the 25th anniversary of the first medical reports of a case of HIV - 25 million deaths plus another 40 million infections on and with neither vaccine nor cure in sight - Adrian Gillan outlines how the catastrophe unfolded and meets the author of a damning new book.
Breast Aware
Breast awareness means knowing what your breasts look and feel like normally, so you can be aware of any changes and check them out with your doctor
Fly Away Gay: Queer expats
From the Cape to the Keys, Adrian Gillan meets gay ex-pats who’ve had enough of UK life. Just what were they trying to escape and did they find what they sought?
A Matter of Life and Meth
Think of your ideal drug. What would it do? Prevent you from needing to sleep? Allow you to party for hours? Well, it is already out there and heading for the UK, but this drug is far from ideal!
Getting Active in Aberdeen
Think of Scotland and shortcake, small dogs and rain probably come to mind. Fyne Times’ Natalie Thorne took a trip to Aberdeen to see what else is on offer in the land of the wild haggis.
Romantic Getaways
Getting away from it all can be a great way to treat your partner and indulge in some decent quality time together. Fyne Times takes a look at four locations ideally suited for a romantic getaway.
Need a Break?
Grab your overnight bag, fill the car up and cancel your weekend papers! A short break in the UK is the ideal way to rest and rejuvenate yourself. Take a look at our short guide to weekend breaks.
Men with Men
What is it with boys? Fyne’s leading man Adrian Gillan asks experts how gay male relationships differ from straight ones; and how to make them work.
Steam me up Scottie!
Adrian Gillan takes the high road to check out big city scenes north of the border.
From Small Acorns…The Story of Mitsubishi
It may come as a surprise, but most of today’s leading automobile manufacturers actually started life making something completely different. For example, before they started making road ripping motorcycles, Suzuki actually specialised in pedal operated looms. Vauxhall began life as water pump experts.
Beating the Blues
Being sad is a part of life - one of the many human emotions we all feel from time to time. Everybody gets the blues but when does a bit of a rough patch become depression?
Get Out There!
If you are not already into an outdoor pursuit, then the whole world of ropes, light weight frames and advanced sprung soles can seem a bit daunting. If you are considering a new hobby in the great outdoors, first sit back and take a look at this quick Fyne Times guide to four popular outdoor sports and then decide which is best for you.
Home-osexual
Love the lamp darling. Fyne’s Adrian Gillan peers through the queer keyhole to sort the kitsch from the chintz. How gay is your home?
Absolutely Fjordeous
As Santa hits the saddle, Fyne’s own little one-man pillage Adrian Gillan heads up north to discover the true meaning of Lapland - in Helsinki, Oslo, Stockholm, Reykjavik and Copenhagen!
Killer Diets
Research shows that gay men and lesbians are far more likely to have an eating disorder than heterosexuals. Anorexia and Bulimia are devastating to both the sufferer and those around them. Fyne Times takes a look at these two illnesses.
Sexual Myths
Standing up stops you getting pregnant. A lesbian can’t catch AIDS. Antibiotics can treat all STD’s. Would you know if these statements are true or false? How ‘in the know’ are you about STD’s and their prevention?
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