Are you a social media savvy teen with an opinion on everything from relationships to jobs to parenting? Do you think adults are out of touch with the 21st century? Do you cringe at the thought of what your parents wrote in their diaries at your age?

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Are you an adult who documented your teenage woes in a diary? Are you baffled by the expansive digital world of Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat? Do you secretly look to today’s teens for 21st century tips?

Channel 4 are looking for adults and teenagers to take part in a new web-series exploring the ever-evolving trials and tribulations of being young. The concept is inspired by the popular Netflix documentary Mortified Nation.

You are invited to enjoys some burgers and sausages with the Weymouth Gay Group on Friday 24th July and Saturday 22nd August.

Meet up from 5pm until late by the Old Pier Bandstand (left) and join the guys for a laugh. Bring your own food and drink, BBQ units are supplied.

If the famous British summertime weather lets us down there is shelter nearby.

Bournemouth Council has been named by Stonewall as the one of the best local authorities in Britain for tackling homophobic and biphobic bullying and celebrating difference in its schools. Stonewall today publishes the Education Equality Index 2015, listing the Top 10 local authorities in Britain, with Bournemouth Council coming in seventh place.

The Triangle was ram packed with people for the evening of Bourne Free, Saturday 11th July.

Headliners Big Brovaz vs Booty Luv performed their popular hits and there was more entertainment from Brandon Block, 2Shoes, Dave Lynn, The Brooks from X-Factor, P?nk, Charlie Healy and many more.

The bar was very reasonably priced, hence our photos being a bit blurry! 

There was a great selection of stalls on display in the Lower Gardens, by the Bandstand stage. Plenty of freebie pens, stickers, cupcakes and sweets on offer to tempt the passers-by too.

This important part of Pride brings together LGBT interest groups, charities and related good causes.

It's the Bourne Free Pride Festival in Bournemouth this weekend. 

Saturday morning started with a colourful and noisy parade through the town centre with crowds lining the route and thousands in the Square catching a view of the eclectic mix of parade floats ranging from a giant paper-mache Jesus to men in leather chaps. Local venues had floats as did pride support from the emergency services, Natwest and Asda to name but a few.

Check out our photos from the parade.

A safe and friendly environment for all men, of any age, and especially welcoming elderly men searching for friendship, chatter, laughter and a morning to relax and chill out with like minded men.

Fear of how they will be treated is leading to thousands of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT) not reporting hate crimes. As a result perpetrators are evading justice, a new report published today reveals.

Evidence suggests around 35,000 cases of hate crime committed against people because of their sexual orientation go unreported every year. The work, supported by GB governments and produced for the Equality and Human Rights Commission, found that 88 per cent of LGB and T people had experienced some form of hate incident leaving them with emotional and physical scars.

Yet research conducted by the University of Leicester's Centre for Hate Studies found only 14 per cent of lesbian, gay and bisexual victims reported their most recent experience of hate crime to the police.

Click here to see the poster with the full line up of acts and events at Bourne Free, Bournemouth's annual Pride Festival - on from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th July 2015.

On Friday from 6pm - 11pm it's Family Fun Night with an open air showing of The Sound of Music.

The main Pride Parade on Saturday starts on East Cliff at 11am and ends in The Triangle as 12noon. The theme of the parade is 'Broadway', so get dressed up and join in, or just line the route and show your support.

Headlining on Saturday is Big Brovaz vs Booty Luv, Brandon Block, X-Factor's 2Shoes and Dave Lynn. You'll also get to see The Brooks from X-Factor, P?NK, Michael James, Charlie Healy (The Risk).

On Sunday at 12pm sees the Metropolitan Community Church service in The Triangle followed by Miss Jason's bingo from 2pm.

The UK's favourite camp, bespectacled comedian is back in Bournemouth this August.

As part of his 2015 tour, Alan Carr is bringing his new show Yap, Yap , Yap! to the Bournemouth International Centre on Friday 7th and Saturday 8th August.