LGBTQ+ Life in Wales: 2026
LGBTQ+ Life in Wales: 2026 examines the lives of LGBTQ+ people across the nation, documenting experiences of equality, belonging, safety, health, work, and future planning.
The first major report of its kind from Stonewall since 2018, it reveals that many believe acceptance has increased over the last ten years, while also finding significant pessimism about the future.
It shows that unacceptably high numbers of LGBTQ+ people in Wales are experiencing discrimination in public, at the workplace, and in accessing healthcare. The greatest burden of inequality often falls on the more marginalised within our community, including those with disabilities, ethnic minorities, and trans+ people. This report provides comparative analysis with UK-wide data presented in LGBTQ+ Life in the UK: 2026, highlighting notable variations in some areas of life.
