#terrence higgins trust

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Jonathan Bailey designed a scar with Echo New York whose sales are going to benefit The Terrence Higgins Trust, a leading UK sexual health and HIV charity. Jonny's message: “To me, joy is both primary colours and cycling alongside an open vista.” You can buy it here

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Candid photos of Freddie at the Dominion Theatre in London. This was his final live performance, ever !

14 April 1988

Freddie made a guest appearance at a special charity performance in aid of the Terrence Higgins Trust - Time the Musical, starring Cliff Richard

He sang a rousing four-set song list: “It's Only Rock'N'Roll, “In My Defence,” “It's In Every One Of Us” (duet with Cliff Richard) and “Time”

He’s pictured with his bodyguard and chauffeur Mr. Terry Giddings and his dear friend Peter Straker

[freddiemercurylegendabovelegends]

Today, on April 14th, 1988

Dominion Theatre, London, UK - Freddie Mercury made a guest appearance at a special charity performance in aid of the Terrence Higgins Trust, 'Time - The Musical', starring Cliff Richard.

👉 Freddie’s final public appearance singing live: "It's Only Rock'N'Roll" and "In My Defence" with Cliff and " It's In Every One Of Us"

Pics: London, UK, 1988: British musicians Cliff Richard, Freddie Mercury and Dave Clark pose together on the set of the musical "Time" at the Dominion Theatre.

👉 "Time" was written and created by by Dave Clark and David Soames

It originally starred Cliff Richard as The Rock Star, Chris Wilder, and the soundtrack featured the song "Time" recorded by Freddie Mercury

📸 Photo 1 and 2 by Duncan Raban/Popperfoto via Getty Images

📸 Photo 3 Freddie Mercury with Cliff Richard on the set

📸 Photo 4 Freddie Mercury with Cliff Richard during the live performance

[freddieraimbow74]

Candid photos of Freddie at the Dominion Theatre in London. This was his final live performance, ever !

14 April 1988

Freddie made a guest appearance at a special charity performance in aid of the Terrence Higgins Trust - Time the Musical, starring Cliff Richard

He sang a rousing four-set song list: “It's Only Rock'N'Roll, “In My Defence,” “It's In Every One Of Us” (duet with Cliff Richard) and “Time”

He’s pictured with his bodyguard and chauffeur Mr. Terry Giddings and his dear friend Peter Straker

The top main photo is credited to Rachelle Mandel and it’s an excellent pic of Freddie.

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Today, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex has released a message in honour of 40 years of Terrence Higgins Trust.

The message appears in the catalogue for our flagship fundraising event, The Auction at Christie's, which takes place this evening.

Vía: Twitter

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Prince Harry and Miss Meghan Markle (later The Duchess of Sussex) on their first joint public engagement as fiancé and fiancée at the Terrence Higgins Trust charity fair, in honor of World Aids Day. In Nottingham, England. 1st December, 2017.

[ukftm]

Hi, I was wondering if you guys could recommend any good UK trans charities? My workplace is doing some fundraising for it's diversity group and I want to try and push some good names forward.

Hi Anon,

This link provides a good list of trans charities in the UK:

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Daily Mirror - April 20, 1992

Credits to Roberto Macchi.

ALL THE STARS AT WEMBLEY

ALL THE STARS AT WEMBLEY

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Your TV guide to the great rock extravaganza

ALL IN AID OF FREDDIE

By RICK SKY

THE show begins at 6pm when Queen members Roger Taylor, Brian May and John Deacon walk proudly on stage.

First to perform are Metallica, followed by Extreme and Def Leppard.

Extreme play a medley of songs including their new single, a version of Queen’s Love Of My Life.

It is released today with proceeds going to the Terrence Higgins Trust. Bob Geldof introduces U2 live by satellite from California — with a comic interruption by rock’s funniest band, Spinal Tap.

Next Roger Taylor introduces Guns N’ Roses, then it’s back to the live satellite for South Africa’s Aids Awareness Concert. Following this is an appearance by AIDS campaigner Elizabeth Taylor and singing star Liza Minelli. The second half of the show is devoted to the best of Queen. Various stars perform the band’s hits with May, Taylor and Deacon.

The Who’s Roger Daltrey sings I Want It All, Italian star Zucchero does Las Palabras de Amor and Radio Ga Ga is done by Paul Young. Robert Plant performs Innuendo and Crazy Little Thing Called Love. Brits award winner Seal will sing Who Wants To Live Forever and David Bowie and Annie Lennox team up for Under Pressure in the night’s most exotic outfits. Says Annie: “We plan to dress up outrageously in Freddie’s honour.”

Straight afterwards comes George Michael, who will sing Year of ‘39 and Somebody To Love.

He will be joined by Lisa Stansfield for These Are The Days Of Our Lives. Lisa says: “The artists feel the concert will be truly amazing.”

Axl Rose comes on later to belt out We Will Rock You and there will be satellite tributes from Madonna and Michael Jackson.

Superstar Elton John rounds it all off with Bohemian Rhapsody and The Show Must Go On.

• Programme is subject to change.

FACT FILE

For the finale, all the acts come back for the classic rock anthem We Are The Champions.

TICKETS for the concert were sold out in six hours… The stage needs 30 tons of scaffolding and 5000 lights… Enough power will be generated to run Luton… The crows will munch 20,000 burgers, 15,000 hotdogs, 3,000 buckets of popcorn… A total of 64,000 cokes and 26,000 lagers will be drunk.

[Photo caption: STAR OF THE SHOW: Performers are lining up to pay their respects to Freddie]

[Photo caption: MADONNA: Appearing by satellite from California]

[Photo caption: AXL ROSE: He’ll take to the stage with We Will Rock You]

[Photo caption: GEORGE MICHAEL: Sings two songs]

[Photo caption: DAVID BOWIE: Duet with Annie Lennox]

[Photo caption: AWARD WINNER: Singing star Seal]

[Photo caption: DRESSED TO THRILL: Annie Lennox]

[Photo caption: IN LOVING MEMORY: Freddie would have basked in the glory of tonight’s concert]

[Photo caption: CLOSE FRIEND: Elton rounds off the evening]

[Photo caption: LISA STANSFIELD: It’ll be an amazing show]

SOUVENIR ISSUE

THE TRIBUTE 1946-1991

[Photo caption: DEFIANT: He loved to shock and fans adored his outrageous personality]

[Photo caption: BLOWING HIS OWN TRUMPET: Freddie loved playing the showman]

[Photo caption: THE KING OF ROCK AND ROLL: He always reigned supreme on stage]

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Prince Harry Carries Forward Princess Diana’s Legacy, by Honouring the 40 Years of Terrence Higgins Trust for Their Work to End HIV and Aids

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, has always followed the path of his beloved, late mother, Princess Diana. Be it in terms of virtues or practices, the mother and son duo resonate on levels unmatched. The Duke admitted the same to himself a couple of days ago in the live-stream conversation. However, he not only speaks of it, but also puts his word into action.  Credits: Imago After having an…

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Prince Harry pens letter about Princess Diana’s ultimate ‘legacy’ 

Prince Harry honored Princess Diana’s philanthropic work with the HIV and AIDS community in a new letter marking the 40th anniversary of the UK’s Terrence Higgins Trust. The 38-year-old estranged royal claimed that his late mother’s involvement with the HIV and sexual health charity was a “big piece” of her legacy. It is named after Terrence “Terry” Higgins, who was one of the first people to die…

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Jonathan Bailey and the scarf he designed in support of the Terrence Higgins Trust last Fall. If you are interested in the auction, you can go here.

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Prince Harry pays heartfelt tribute to mum Princess Diana for her legacy in fighting HIV

Prince Harry got emotional as he recalled his mother Princess Diana’s ground-breaking awareness-raising efforts, saying he was proud “to continue her advocacy”. The Duke of Sussex paid heartfelt tribute to his mother saying that the fight against HIV was a “big piece of my mum’s legacy”, in a message marking the 40th anniversary of the Terrence Higgins Trust sexual health charity. “Like many, my…

[freddiemercurylegendabovelegends]

Today, on 9th December, 1991 - Queen Story!

AA-side “Bohemian Rhapsody”/“These Are The Days of Our Lives” single released

Released "Bohemian Rhapsody" as a double-A single backed with "These Are The Days Of Our Lives" a tribute after Freddie Mercury's death in 1991

👉 👉 "He never asked for sympathy from anyone else. He was a very strong person and always liked to be in control of his own destiny. He knew that if he did announce it his life would become a circus and he would be prevented from going about his business, which was making music. He wanted it to be business as usual until the end.

There was no drama, no tears in his eyes.

He was incredibly self-contained"

- Brian May

👉 - ‘These Are The Days Of Our Lives’ won a Brit Award in 1992 for British Single of the Year -

👉 The proceeds are donated to the Terrence Higgins Trust, for the fight and prevention of AIDS

📸 Pic: Summer 1975, Surrey, UK - Freddie Mercury at Ridge Farm

Queen at Ridge Farm rehearsing for the album 'A Night at the Opera'

[freddieraimbow74]

15 April 1992, Queen were announced the winner of the prestigious Ivor Novello award for ‘Best Selling ‘A’ side, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ / ‘These Are The Days Of Our Lives’

Brian May and Roger Taylor were present to accept the award in May of 1992 and Brian also won an award for Best TV Commercial Music for his solo single ‘Driven By You.’

They also donated a cheque for £1 million to the Terrence Higgins Trust from the sales of the re-released version of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ / ‘These Are The Days Of Our Lives’ 💔

“I was sitting at home in a rather reflective mood and I did know that Freddie was ill, and I think it came out of that slightly melancholic mood. I guess I was trying to put an optimistic slant on it in a way—those were the days then. And these are the days of our lives—Today is more important than yesterday.

(Roger Taylor, Absolute Radio 2012)

“Freddie could have easily given up and disappeared somewhere…but he did not do that. It’s another example of how brave the man was. He was out working until he could actually work no more.”

(Mike Moran, ‘Freddie Mercury: The Untold Story', 2000)

The picture of Freddie is a still from ‘These Are The Days Of Our Lives’ and the band too. The third pic of Brian and Roger is from the Brit Awards, picking up their trophy in May of 1992

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Prince Harry pays heartfelt tribute to mum Princess Diana for her legacy in fighting HIV

Prince Harry got emotional as he recalled his mother Princess Diana’s ground-breaking awareness-raising efforts, saying he was proud “to continue her advocacy”. The Duke of Sussex paid heartfelt tribute to his mother saying that the fight against HIV was a “big piece of my mum’s legacy”, in a message marking the 40th anniversary of the Terrence Higgins Trust sexual health charity. “Like many, my…