We've more links over on our round up of the UK Bi scene page here: Bi in the UK
The International Conference on Bisexuality, or "ICB" for short, ran every two years. The last was August 2010 in London.
BiCon is the National Bisexual Conference & Convention. Each year it is organised by a different team in a different part of the UK, to enable the widest range of people to attend. BiCon regularly attracts more than 250 people for a weekend packed with activities. The next is in Edinburgh: BiCon 2013
There is also a BiCon hub, as the website address for individual years changes, at BiCon UK
BiReCon is a conference for anyone with an interest in contributing to, or finding out about, current work on bisexuality. The conference aims to bring together academics, professionals, activists, and the bisexual community. It is organised by Bi UK and is held every two years.
BiFests are one-day events for bisexuals and their friends. They are intended to be accessible for people on low incomes and usually focus on newcomers to the UK bisexual movement.
Each regional BiFest has its own website - reachable through this site: BiFest
BBFD is a one day UK event for bisexuals and allies to meet up, relax and socialise with other bisexuals and allies. It is held in a family friendly & semi-public venue. The event is not intended to be an introduction to bisexuality, although it does welcome new attenders.
BCN is the UK's longest running bisexual journal, established in 1996. It publishes bi-monthly and is widely regarded as essential reading on the UK bi scene. They have an extensive set of back-issues online with many fascinating and detailed articles about bisexuality in the UK, bi history and opinions.
The BCN website, with links to their MySpace pages, LiveJournal and Facebook group is here: Bi Community News
A new group set up for bisexual people of colour, which has regular monthly meetings in central London and also nationally organises workshops and information stalls at events like Black Pride, BiFests and BiCon: Bis of Colour
BiUK is a reasearch and activism organisation set up by a number of prominent UK bisexual academics.
They organise an academic conference called "BiReCon", full details of this and their other work is on their site: Bi-UK
An online calendar of UK Bi Events is kept here: BiEvents.Calendar and can be imported into Google Calendar is you use that service. It is worth checking regularly as different groups update their schedules at different times.
There's a lot of local groups at the moment, so we've put those on our Bi in the UK page, including mailing lists.
BiMedia.org aims to provide a news outlet for bi comment and to act as a publicity resource for bi projects in the UK.
As their invaluable newsfeed is made available to other UK bi organisations, we feature it on this website. The original can be found at: BiMedia.org
Bi.org has been the invaluable central resource for bisexual links and information in the UK since September 1996 - it's one othe world's longest running LGBT websites.
It is currently being refitted by volunteer activists: Bi.org
There's a lot of LGBT sites on the internet, and Google alone can keep up with all of them (we certainly can't!). Here's a few we keep an especial eye on:
You've already found our site, so we shan't tell you the address. But if you want to link to us, please go right ahead - we do not need to be asked for permission to do so.
You do not need to link to our main page either, if you want to link to one of the articles on our site then feel free.
