Warwickshire Pride festival headliner announced
Livin’ Joy featuring Luzahnn is a house music group from Italy who had immense success in the 1990s with ‘Dreamer’ and ‘Don’t Stop Moving’.
Read moreLivin’ Joy featuring Luzahnn is a house music group from Italy who had immense success in the 1990s with ‘Dreamer’ and ‘Don’t Stop Moving’.
Read moreWe have been made aware that members of a group banned from attending the Warwickshire Pride festival last year for transphobia and subsequently arrested for a Public Order offence have been singling out a member of our board for targeted harassment.
Read moreYaasss queen, we’ve got a place in Nuneaton Carnival on 16th August. We’re excited to be bringing positive representations of LGBTQ+ life and communities to this fabulous event.
Read moreA statement on alleged conversion therapy practices at Emmanuel Church and Warwickshire County Council’s platforming of them.
Read moreAt last year’s Warwickshire Pride festival, many of you will be aware that we had some trouble on site that led to the Police attending and making arrests. The nature of the incident was transphobia, aggression, and comments and gestures of a sexual nature towards members of our team.
Read moreThis year’s festival takes place on 22nd August in its usual location of the Pump Room Gardens.
Read moreWe have communicated to local Girlguiding and WI that we will not be permitting them to be part of Warwickshire Pride until their organisations reverse the decision to ban trans women and girls.
Read moreThanks to a grant from Warwickshire County Council’s councillor grant fund, we will be running an LGBTQ+ community engagement event in Alcester.
Read moreWe’re recruiting two youth workers to help run our LGBTQ+ youth service and volunteers to help run Golden Queers, our new group for LGBTQ+ people aged 50+, that is coming soon.
Read moreBig thanks to the LGBT+ Fund’s Collective Nurture Fund for awarding us a grant of £1,000 to help support our work with LGBTQ+ people seeking asylum who have been placed in Warwickshire.
Read moreThanks to a grant from the Norton Foundation, we can continue hiring a room for the next 12 months for our LGBTQ+ youth group in Leamington.
Read moreThanks to funding support from the Baron Davenport’s Charity, we will soon be starting a regular group for older LGBTQ+ people.
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