Brother Steffan Woolf

Myself, Postulant Blue Chrysanthemum and Guard Vantas McGoria are absolutely tickled pink (and blue and white! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️) to be featured in this South Wales Argus article about Tuesday evening's shen-nun-igans at Le Pub, Newport.

How Newport celebrated Transgender Day of Visibility TRANSGENDER Day of Visibility took place on Tuesday, March 31 across the UK and Newport joined in the celebrations.

Russell T Davies just told the entire TV industry to grow a pair. At last night's BAFTA Cymru Awards, the "Doctor Who" showrunner and genius behind "Q***r as Folk" delivered a speech that had everyone sitting up straight (no pun intended) - because he said what we're all thinking but too scared to say out loud.

"When times get tough, TV gets timid," Davies warned. He dragged the industry for letting compliance requirements turn writers into self-censoring cowards who kill their own ideas before anyone even gets to see them.

His solution? We need a BBC that stands for "Big Balls Corporation." An ITV that's truly "Independent Television." A Channel 4 that actually stands for something. And - a Netflix that means "Not Enough Trans Films Innit Love?"

Yeah, he really said that. And the room went wild.

But here's where it gets real: "We've seen in America what is happening, how the government is attacking the media. They're literally firing people and literally suing them, and we all know there are people who use that as a playbook. That is coming this way, that's a fact."

Davies has been fighting for q***r stories since Q***r as Folk changed television forever. He's given us "Years and Years", "It's a Sin", and countless characters who dared to exist unapologetically.

And he's making it crystal clear - the fight isn't over. Not even close.