Lambeth Links Chair & Treasurer Candidate Pack

Chair & Treasureropen

Lambeth Links

London Borough of Lambeth

Job ID-193

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Deadline for applications: 20th July 2025

Inclusive Boards is delighted to be supporting Lambeth Links in their search for their next Chair of the Board and Treasurer.

Lambeth Links is a small charity with a big ambition: to be a central point of rallying, communication and advocacy for the LGBTQIA+ Community who live, work and socialise in Lambeth – the largest borough in London. The organisation aims to strengthen the links between individuals and groups while also highlighting the many issues that continue to adversely affect the community.

Lambeth has a deep and rich history of LGBTQIA+ activism. From being home to founding members of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) to hosting Europe’s first EuroPride in Brixton in 1992, the borough has long been the beating heart of the LGBTQIA+ Community. Lambeth Links exists to continue that legacy of championing collective voice and driving forward change.

About the Chair Opportunity

The Chair will lead the Board in setting and overseeing Lambeth Links’ strategic direction, ensuring good governance, supporting the Executive team and representing the charity at key moments. This is both a leadership and ambassadorial role requiring clarity of vision, sound judgement and a collaborative approach along with a genuine belief in the power of community to drive change and a strong commitment to Lambeth Links’ mission.

As Chair, you will:

• Bring experience of chairing or leading at a senior level.
• Understand the responsibilities of charity governance and have the confidence to steer an organisation through growth and change.
• Be someone who builds trust, encourages open dialogue and supports others to thrive in their roles.
• Have lived experience of the issues affecting LGBTQIA+ communities.

About the Treasurer Opportunity

As Treasurer, you will:

• Be a qualified accountant with proven charity/non-profit experience.
• Have strong financial governance skills.
• Have the ability to communicate and collaborate effectively within a voluntary governance structure.

​​​How to Apply

If you wish to apply for this position, please supply the following by 11.59pm on 20/07/2025:

• A detailed CV, setting out your career history, with responsibilities and achievements 
• A cover letter (maximum two sides of A4) addressing:
  • Motivations for applying;
  • Applicable experience;
  • Knowledge and skills to fulfil the role (including in particular any examples relating to strategic and leadership skills, decision-making and communication)
• Details of two professional referees together with a brief statement of their relationship to you and over what period of time they have known you. Referees will not be contacted without your prior consent

To find out more, request support when applying, or have an informal confidential discussion before applying, please get in touch with one of our consultants by emailing LambethLinks@inclusiveboards.co.uk or calling 0207 267 8369.

Apply now

Limited £8 ★★★★★ “STARS Tickets Offer at Brixton House

 Good Morning.

 Hope well.

 Brixton House have allocated my mailing lists limited £8 tickets for critically acclaimed *****STARS (please see flyer below).

***** STARS is a critically acclaimed, genre-defying show that speaks to the heart of what it means to reclaim your body, your story, and your joy.

“I saw stars. The earth moved. Isn’t that what people say? Where else do all the orgasms go?”

 

Mrs: an older woman who decides to launch herself into space in search of her lost orgasm.

Her journey - funny, intimate, and deeply human.

STARS draws from African mythology and celebrates Black, queer, feminist, and intersex lives - but at its heart, it’s a story about owning your body,

your pleasure, and your voice. At any age.

 The £8 tickets are available for all performances, these tickets are limited, so please book early to avoid disappointment.

 To book please call Box Office: 0207 5827680 or booking link below and use my promocode: STARSBID8

 I would be grateful if you can please help pass on this offer to staff and members.

 Thanks for your support.

 Bid Mosaku

Audience Development

07875 092469

View this email in your browser  Playing at Brixton House until 28 June ***** STARS is a critically acclaimed, genre-defying show that speaks to the heart of what it means to reclaim your body, your story, and your joy. “I saw stars. The earth moved. Isn’t that what people say? Where else do all the orgasms go?” Mrs: an older woman who decides to launch herself into space in search of her lost orgasm. Her journey - funny, intimate, and deeply human. STARS draws from African mythology and celebrates Black, queer, feminist, and intersex lives - but at its heart, it’s a story about owning your body, your pleasure, and your voice. At any age.   Book £8 Tickets Box Office: 020 7582 7680 or booking link use Promocode: STARSBID8   BOOK NOW

London's LGBTQ+ Festival 🏳️‍🌈 19th July

 

AS ONE IN THE PARK 2025  💥 Saturday 19th July - Walpole Park, London London's LGBTQ+ Festival! 🌈   Summer is FINALLY here, the sun is shining and the stage is set for the ultimate queer celebration - As One in the Park 💕 CLICK HERE TO BOOK As One has Something for Everyone! From DJs to Drag Shows, Dance Troupes to Live Acts, Cabaret, Street Food, Cocktail Bars, Comedy, Circus acts, and the list goes on!   Taking over Ealing's beautiful Walpole Park, surrounded by ancient woodland and picturesque ponds just 12 minutes from Central London! CLICK HERE TO BOOK CLICK HERE TO BOOK CLICK HERE TO BOOK As One in the Park 2025 Saturday 19th July Walpole Park, Ealing, Mattock Lane, London, W5 5EQ 12PM - 10PM

LOVE IT OR LIST IT LOOKING FOR FAMILIES IN YOUR AREA

 

LOVE IT OR LIST IT LOOKING FOR FAMILIES IN YOUR AREA 

We would love to hear from families who are having the dilemma on whether to LOVE or LIST their property. Casting for 'Kirstie and Phil's Love It or List It' on Channel 4 is now open. 

Glasgow-based production company, Raise the Roof Productions are looking for households in your area take part in the new series. 

If your family has a friendly conflict on what to do with your home ...we want to hear from you! If you could use Kirstie's design expertise in home renovation or Phil's expert house hunting skills, for more information and how to apply: https://www.channel4.com/4viewers/takepart/kirstie-and-phils-love-it-or-list-it 

Or scan the QR code above If you have any queries about your application or need help applying, please email: lioli@raisetheroofproductions.com Please visit our website to read our privacy notices. www.raisetheroofproductions.com

Madame F Launches Rum Canned Cocktails & Pops Up at Gerry’s for Pride in London!

 

Madame F Launches Rum Canned Cocktails & Pops Up at Gerry’s for Pride in London! 

At Madame F, Pride isn’t just something we celebrate in July… it’s at the heart of everything we do. Created in collaboration with Queer Britain, our brand champions authentic queer stories, creativity, and community all year round.

We’re thrilled to introduce our brand-new Rum Canned Cocktails, just in time for Pride season. Delicious, bold, and beautifully designed, our first two flavours are:

Raspberry & Lime Rum – Bright, juicy, and zesty with a refreshing finish.

Elderflower & Ginger Rum – Floral and fiery with a bold botanical twist.

To celebrate the launch, we’re popping up Gerry’s Wines & Spirits in Soho this Saturday for Pride in London. Keep an eye out for our vibrant display and pick up a can (or two) as you head into the heart of the celebrations.

Madame F is more than a drink — it’s a statement. A toast to queer joy, artistry, and individuality.

Mark Ward - Haemosexual

 

Mark Antony Ward 2025

56 years young, living just outside Brighton, East Sussex.

I was born with severe haemophilia, a bleeding disorder which over time has caused major damage to most of the joints throughout my body.

 Growing up in Hertfordshire, I became the first severe haemophiliac to attend a “normal” school which then enabled special needs education to be established. I have always been a leader. At school and at the hospitals attended I was told other people’s assumptions numerous times regarding the career in aviation I was aiming for.  But this never stopped me from, not only daring to dream but has seen me make them a reality, proving them all wrong. I joined British Airways on their Youth Training Scheme after leaving school at 16 with a number of qualifications despite so much absence. My career within the airline developed across a variety of different departments on the ground and on occasion in the air. I was a highly skilled and licenced senior cargo assistant before my health declined and I medically retired from BA.

 During this time with great friends who enabled me to embrace my inner fabulousness to come out. I was asked to become a staff member at G-A-Y in the London Astoria where my job title was “Door Whore”. I truly loved those days, met some huge stars and even became a drag queen called BijouX.

 I have been an HIV, LGBTQ+ activist for over 30 years which led to me being a volunteer for a variety of charities including THT, the West Midlands Lesbian & Gay Switchboard based in Birmingham and Open Door in Brighton. Coming to terms with my sexuality was extremely difficult because of the viruses I contracted through contaminated blood products as a boy. I put that negative energy to a positive use and addressed the 2004 World Federation of Haemophilia Congress in Bangkok with a first of its kind booklet entitled, “You Don’t Have to be Straight to Take Factor 8” to raise the subject of gay men with Haemophilia.

 My compassion and people skills were recognised by friends within the haemophilia community and I was asked to join the newly established Tainted Blood Committee in 2006. I have grown to become a highly experienced campaigner and have held various roles in TB.

 I have gained invaluable knowledge and experience from the huge amount of press/media work and often represented TB at high-level meetings and more recently as a core participant of the ongoing Infected Blood Inquiry.

 Based on personal traumatic incidents surrounding my sexuality, living with PTSD and Phobic Anxiety Disorder, in 2013 I created my own support network called Haemosexual for those with a bleeding disorder who identify as LGBTQ+. Providing sexual health education, tackling stigma, a contact who truly understands as well as providing a voice to those who feel invisible.

 I have campaigned around the world to get justice for those infected by the contaminated blood scandal as well as raising awareness about living with HIV, equality and diversity.

 My devotion to the haemophilia/bleeding disorder community has seen me be an active member of The Haemophilia Society more than 25+ years. In recognition for the vital work I am doing, in November 2019, I officially became the world’s first LGBT Ambassador for the UK Haemophilia Society.

 In 2024, I proudly published my memoir “Bleeding Fabulous” whilst the campaign for justice continues.

Government Funded Chartered Management Institute qualification

 

Hello, At Skillwise we can access funding for your leaders and managers to become CMI (Chartered Managers Institute) accredited through Government funding. The programme is 95 percent funded, meaning that the 12 month development programme is just 250 pounds. 95% of the qualifications fees are covered by Government funding. Our 12 month development programme will equip your people with the tools to lead by example, to bring out the best in others and change workplaces for the better.  We will provide the necessary knowledge and skills for your people to lead and manage with more efficiency and effectiveness. They will be taught the underpinning knowledge and how to implement the knowledge in to the business in the following areas: Leading people - Leadership styles and how to implement different approaches dependent on the situation Managing people - How to manage different people (internal or external) effectively, the way they will respond best. Communication -  Ensuring that people are communicated with in a way that they want to be, but more importantly, so that the communication has the desired impact that was intended.  Building relationships - How to build high performing teams internally and how to foster long lasting relationships externally. Project management - Prioritising time and resources efficiently whilst managing and working towards the project goal.  Operational management - How to plan and to be more proactive rather than reactive. Many managers are accidental managers and technical experts in their field. Problem arises + managers solve = very busy managers. Management should be just that, not doing the jobs of those they are managing. Awareness of self and others - How to be more self aware and understand the impact that behaviours have on others. Decision making - How do people make decisions in the workplace? Are they based on facts and data and are they consistent across the organisation? Research has shown that 50 percent of employees are more likely to leave their job because of ineffective management. It has often been said that employees leave their boss, not their business.  Qualifications and accreditation will give your team the knowledge, skills and behaviours necessary to become better leaders and managers. They will also give your team reward and direction whilst creating greater 'buy in' to the organisations direction. If you would like to hear more, or receive one of our brochures then please reply to this email  and we can arrange to chat or send our brochure to you. If you would like to book a meeting, please click a link below to book. Book a Call Book Video Call  01217131661 - 07939235385 Regards Ian       This email was sent to jf@gpn.one. Click this link to unsubscribe.

QUEER TODAY, GONE TOMORROW: THE LOST AND LOVED VENUES OF GAY LONDON

QUEER TODAY, GONE TOMORROW: THE LOST AND LOVED VENUES OF GAY LONDON 📍 Velorose Gallery, Barbican 🗓 27 June – 6 July 2025 12-6pm 🎉 Private View: Wednesday 3 July, 6–9pm (sign up required) 🌐www.recognition-art.com/pride-exhibition-2025   Hi Jean-Francois    I’m thrilled to invite you to the Pride Celebration Private View for QUEER TODAY GONE TOMORROW: THE LOST AND LOVED VENUES OF GAY LONDON - Thursday 3rd July, 6–9pm at the wonderful Velorose Gallery, Barbican.   RSVP now at: recognition-art.com/privateview   If you can't make then, the show is running from 27th June-6th July 12-6pm. Full details at recognition-art.com/pride-exhibition-2025   This exhibition celebrates the venues that shaped London’s gay community — the iconic bars, clubs and spaces where queer lives were forged, friendships made, and futures changed. It also honours those still standing, fighting on with pride in a city where closures continue to threaten queer spaces. Through symbolic and map-based artworks, I reimagine these places with love, defiance and remembrance.   The show is part of the London Festival of Architecture and proudly supports Switchboard and their Every Conversation Counts 2025 Pride campaign.   I’d love to see you at the Private View – a joyful evening of art, community and Pride. Feel free to bring a friend, but do RSVP via the link above so we can plan ahead.   Happy Pride! RECOGNITION www.recognition-art.com Instagram @recognition_art