Vada Magazine • 29th November 2023

Matthew Hodson: shamelessly HIV-positive

The HIV activist sits down with Hadley Stewart to reflect on decades spent advocating for people living with HIV and the work that is still to be done.

Vada Magazine • 16th October 2023

Nathaniel J Hall: "Sometimes survival means knowing when to leave"

The theatre-maker and actor speaks to Hadley Stewart about his latest play ‘Toxic’ and queer shame.

Vada Magazine • 2nd October 2023

Councillor Carl Cashman: Liverpool's Lib Dem secret weapon and LGBTQ+ ally

The councillor talks to Hadley Stewart about the government’s treatment of trans people, LGBTQ+ allyship and how he’s on a mission to serve his local constituents in Liverpool.

Vada Magazine • 18th September 2023

Vaneet Mehta on why bisexual people are still fighting for a seat at the table

Speaking to Hadley Stewart for Bisexual Awareness Week, Vaneet Mehta shares his experiences of biphobia, racism and bisexual invisibility.

Vada Magazine • 17th July 2023

Brad Johnson: saving lives at sea

The RNLI lifeboat volunteer tells Vada how he balances saving lives at sea with a day job, and what it’s being LGBTQ+ in a small seaside town.

Vada Magazine • 10th July 2023

Vada in Paris: an editor's view from the Haute Couture shows

Our features editor returns to the French capital for another season of Haute Couture fashion shows.

Vada Magazine • 15th May 2023

Harry Nicholas walks into a gay bar

The author sat down with Hadley Stewart to discuss male privilege, writing about sex and how he wants to use his experiences to start new conversations.

Vada Magazine • 2nd May 2023

Chief Inspector Lee Broadstock on how policing is becoming more inclusive

One of the most senior police officers serving in the Greater Manchester Police speaks with Hadley Stewart about what it’s really like to be gay in the police today.

21st March 2023

National Diversity Awards Nomination

Hadley Stewart is nominated for the Positive Role Model Award at the National Diversity Awards 2023.

Vada Magazine • 14th March 2023

Simon James Green: writing a book about a boy like him

The author sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss the impact of Section 28 on queer young people, and the ongoing hidden censorship that continues in schools today.

Vada Magazine • 23rd February 2023

Dr Kate Nambiar on her sense of vocation

The recently-appointed Medical Director of the Terrence Higgins Trust sits down with Vada to discuss her vocation as a doctor and campaigner for inclusive sexual health services and education.

Vada Magazine • 22nd February 2023

London Fashion Week: an editor's view from the front row

Our features editor takes you along with him to the London Fashion Week runway shows.

Vada Magazine • 7th February 2023

Vada in Paris: My first time at a Paris fashion show

Our features editor, Hadley Stewart, goes to his first runway show at the Haute Couture Week in Paris, and shares some of fashion’s behind-the-scenes secrets.

Vada Magazine • 29th January 2023

Vada in Paris: highlights from the Haute Couture fashion shows

Our features editor shares his favourite pieces from the Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2023 runway shows.

Vada Magazine • 5th December 2022

Michael Perry: green-fingered geek

The self-confessed plant geek sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss his new book Hortus Curious and how he turned his passion for plants into a career.

Vada Magazine • 27th November 2022

What's next for Sam McAlister?

Sam McAlister, the producer behind the BBC Newsnight interview with Prince Andrew and author of Scoops, sits down with Hadley Stewart to share her next chapter.

Vada Magazine • 5th October 2022

Carl Austin-Behan: proud to be Mancunian

Carl Austin-Behan sits down with Hadley Stewart to reflect on his career as Lord Mayor of Greater Manchester, working with Andy Burnham, and if he thinks Labour will win the next general election.

FS Magazine • 5th September 2022

Ending my therapy journey

In the August/September 2022 issue of FS Magazine

Manchester Evening News • 3rd September 2022

'I was bullied at school for being gay and one lesson changed my life'

We’ve made so much progress yet society hasn’t truly caught up.

The Bolton News • 20th July 2022

Teacher and former Bolton School student educate teachers about LGBTQ+ issues

A onetime student at the Bolton School was joined on stage by his former teacher to discuss the homophobic abuse he suffered as a student.