LGBTQ+ History Month Lecture
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LGBTQ+ History Month Lecture

By ED&I, University of Cambridge
St Catharine's CollegeCambridge
22 February 2023 at 18 GMT
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Towards Equality: LGBT liberation and UK politics in the 1990s and now

Sir Richard Heaton KBC

Among other topics he will be focussing on his time in the Home Office and the reform of the age of consent legislation under the Major and Blair administrations.

Richard Heaton is Warden of Robinson College. Before coming to Cambridge in 2021, Richard was Permanent Secretary at the Cabinet Office from 2012 to 2015, and at the Ministry of Justice from 2015 to 2020. As a Home Office official earlier in his career, Richard advised Ministers on the reform of sexual offences law, including the contested issue of age of consent and the abolition of the offence of gross indecency. Richard collects modern and contemporary art, and is chair of trustees at Koestler Arts, which facilitates access to the creative arts by those in prison or detention.

Drinks and nibbles from 7pm

Towards Equality: LGBT liberation and UK politics in the 1990s and now

Sir Richard Heaton KBC

Among other topics he will be focussing on his time in the Home Office and the reform of the age of consent legislation under the Major and Blair administrations.

Richard Heaton is Warden of Robinson College. Before coming to Cambridge in 2021, Richard was Permanent Secretary at the Cabinet Office from 2012 to 2015, and at the Ministry of Justice from 2015 to 2020. As a Home Office official earlier in his career, Richard advised Ministers on the reform of sexual offences law, including the contested issue of age of consent and the abolition of the offence of gross indecency. Richard collects modern and contemporary art, and is chair of trustees at Koestler Arts, which facilitates access to the creative arts by those in prison or detention.

Drinks and nibbles from 7pm

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