A series of shots at the Irish National Heritage Park, just north of Wexford. Items include bronze age mine, viking boat shed, pre-christian and early christian buildings. Shot on long-expired F...

For seventeen years, Nigel Whitfield helped turn BLUF, the Breeches and Leather Uniform Fanclub, from a specialist website into an international leather community. As he steps down, he reflects on desire, belonging, gatekeeping, invisible labour and the personal cost of becoming inseparable from the community he sustained.

YouTube video by Joe Sample - Topic

A set of photos from the London Leather Social on March 1st at Comptons. The social is held from around 5pm in the upstairs bar on the first Sunday of every month. No dress code, and everyone is we...

YouTube video by Kink Is My Superpower

This Pride Month we reflect on what Pride means to us at LLM. For many of our members and non-members leather is more than a style, a flag, or a community. It’s a home, a place where people have found friendship, love, belonging and chosen family. Pride exists because generations of LGBTQ+ people, including current and previous club members, refused to be hidden and refused to accept exclusion.

BLUF blog: Seventeen years is a long time; both BLUF and the wider world have changed a lot, and we've faced challenges along the way. Outwardly, on BLUF itself, while the club remains the same at its...