Fancy a morale boost during the global trans moral panic? Sick of Starmer and Rowling on our screens? Want to celebrate London's 6th Trans Pride with a few thousand more years of radical trans history?

Let's take back our streets – with trans-led tours of trans London!

Through stories of trans and gender-diverse Londoners from 200 BCE to the present, we'll learn about...

London's generations of trans community organisers, from medieval sex workers to the radical trans women behind British Gay Liberation
Colonial suppression of Indigenous gender diversity from Punjab to Palestine – and what that has to do with British TERFs today
Trans Londoners' experiences of migration to and from the Big Smoke
Histories of trans DIY, community-led healthcare, and the eugenics roots of today's NHS trans health crisis
Occult, spiritual, and magical roots of trans London life today
Trans celebrities – and celeb scandals! – past and present
And more!

Tours run for approximately 1.5-2 hours on Sundays from 1pm, starting in the Charles II statute in Soho Square and finishing by Embankment Station. Route is step-free, but may be subject to change in busy central London. Get in touch for more detailed access info or questions. No one turned away for lack of funds – get in touch if the free tix run out. Don't miss these tours while they run – for a limited time only!

Content note: tours contain themes of trans/homophobia, racism, colonialism, abuse, and violence.

Jack Doyle is a gay and trans historian, tour guide, writer, and organiser based in East London. He's worked as a frontline trans health justice worker, Oxford's first named lecturer in LGBTQ history, agony aunt for Irresistible Damage, and grassroots community educator.