Taunton Pride kicked off for 2023 with a march from Goodland Gardens through the town centre and down the High Street into Vivary Park.
The participants of the march on Saturday held banners reading “We Are Not Even Close” - referring to the current status of the gay population is Serbia.
Despite the war, people gathered in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv to celebrate LGBTQ+ pride.
TWO Glasgow dancers have been selected to perform with a prestigious New York company.
A hospice which provides care for those with life-limiting illnesses will be joining a major pride parade this weekend.
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HUGE crowds gathered in High Wycombe today (August 19) to celebrate an 'emotional' day and what is one of the biggest pride events in the town's history.
The company’s second-quarter sales dropped 5.4%, marking its first dip in six years.
The retailer's Pride Month products went viral on social media this year, causing many people to boycott the store, CNN reports. In response to a hostile campaign, Target removed some of its Pride Month items to ensure a safe environment for its workers.
Target looks to take a more muted approach to how it merchandises its stores for Pride Month.
Target reported its first quarterly sales drop in six years, dragged down by shoppers' inflation worries and a negative reaction by some customers, widely publicized on social media, to its Pride merchandise. The Minneapolis retailer expects high interest rates, which makes credit cards more expensive to use, and higher prices on food to continue to put a strain on customers and on Wednesday, the chain cut its profit outlook for the year. In lowering its forecast, Target also cited the end of the student loan moratorium, which had provided one-time college students a little more financial breathing room.
Taxpayers footed a bill of more than £500,000 during Pride month across the public sector which included a drag story time event, rainbow flags and T-shirts.
A "rolling road closure" for a weekend Pride march later next month is likely to cause delays for motorists.
Hundreds of LGBT+ Ukrainians took to the streets of Liverpool as the city hosted Pride on behalf of their country's capital, Kyiv. The blue and yellow flag of the war-torn nation appeared just as prominently as the bright multicoloured banners traditionally seen at the event, as attendees embarked on a "march for freedom" to show their support. KyivPride spokesperson Edward Reese was among those who travelled to take part, saying the cities enjoyed an "amazing friendship" after Liverpool hosted Eurovision on Ukraine's behalf earlier this year.
STORY: Participants marched along the streets of central Liverpool holding pride banners and Ukrainian flags, with some event goers chanting anti-war slogans in English, while others sang in Ukrainian.Liverpool previously hosted the Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Kyiv earlier in the year.
It certainly doesn’t feel like July at the moment.
As Londoners enjoy the success of this year’s celebration, organisers are gearing up for Pride in London 2024 and have revealed the date they have chosen for it
The Northern Pride Festival has been forced to shut after the inclement weather led to boggy conditions on the site.
Northern Pride’s march across the city will be led by young people, to mark 20 years since the repeal of Section 28.
Angus South MSP Graeme Dey recently visited the Richmond Fellowship in Arbroath to highlight Disability Pride Month.
“Pride is more than just a stage. Pride has and always will be a protest. It is a powerful symbol of visibility, acceptance and solidarity.”
The Hungarian crackdown on LGBT rights provided a boost to Budapest Pride this weekend, with tens of thousands pouring into the streets despite the 35 degrees heat, organisers said.
STORY: Participants waved rainbow flags, danced and cheered as they walked through the Hungarian capital's downtown.Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government promotes a Christian-conservative agenda and in 2021 banned "display and promotion of homosexuality" in books and films accessible by those under 18 despite strong criticism from rights groups and the European Union.
Researchers saw in June the most anti-LGBTQ+ actions since they started keeping track of them in 2020.
Hundreds of people have gathered in a city centre this afternoon to mark Trans Pride.