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I think St James St has its own particular problems because of the number of homeless hostels that have sprung up around there in the last couple of years. I read somewhere that there are 7 now in St James Street and with the 24 hour off licences (well...it seems like that) this is what is...

You're spot on. A bit more tolerance needed all round.

In the last week in Wigan: http://mancunianmatters.co.uk/content/040912336-homophobic-vandals-target-wigan-womans-home-second-time-abusive-graffiti-hate-crim

If you're offering advice can I be so bold as to offer you some? People might actually take what say seriously if you posted such opinions as your main account rather than as this excruciatingly unfunny second wind-up account.

How about when you're with your young son coming back from a game and you get a condom chucked at you and told that if you're going to rape him makes sure to wear a condom so you don't spread Aids in that town. Is that offensive enough for you?

Can you not see that if you work in an environment that is openly hostile to homosexuals then it's extremely unlikely that gay people would feel comfortable coming out even if they wanted to? This idea of don't mention it and then we won't make homophobic comments about it (and therefore the...

Your comment was about sexuality being a non-issue in the 'normal' workplace and saying that was the same as football - or should be. The difference is that normal work isn't played out in public with hostile crowds and a prevailing attitude that homophobic comments are acceptable banter. It's...

Don't be stupid. Very few people work in an environment where they have 20,000 people picking up on every little thing (be it appearance, nationality, sexuality) that they can think of to try to put you off your work. By all means question whether Stonewall, given their form, might worry gay...