Britain's gay singles turn to the web for love

Britain's gay singles turn to the web for love but at heart they're old-fashioned

Online dating services and chatrooms have become the most popular way for gay people to get a date.

More than 87% of gay men and 58% of gay women claim to have used them over the last 12 months.  

Yet research suggests that the right match remains elusive in Britain's gay community: over the same period only 18% of men and 27% of women have had a serious relationship.  

A major move towards redressing the balance is the launch of 'gay-parship.co.uk', the UK's first online dating service geared specifically to gay men and gay women who are looking for a serious relationship. The secret lies in the scientifically researched psychometric test that is the basis for the service's matching process.  Britain's gay singles turn to the web for love
24dash, UK -