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Paul O'Grady honoured with rainbow plaque on former Vauxhall home

A rainbow plaque marks the Vauxhall flat where Paul O'Grady, comedian and former drag queen, lived from 1985 to 1995.

Victoria Mansions in Vauxhall, where Paul O'Grady lived for a decade from 1985, has received a rainbow plaque in his honour. O'Grady, known as a comedian and former drag queen, is remembered as one of Britain's most distinctive entertainers.

The plaque connects his legacy to Vauxhall, a neighbourhood with a long history as a hub for London's LGBTQ+ community.

Why it mattersThe plaque preserves a tangible link between a beloved LGBTQ+ entertainer and the London neighbourhood that shaped his early career.

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