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Last year we had to stop our adult groups in Nuneaton due to attacks on our team. Now we’re coming back, stronger and even more fabulous than before.

This afternoon our Chair, Dan, and trustee, Healey, had a very positive meeting with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford to discuss their new LGBT+ network and how we can work collaboratively and support each other.

Earlier this year, the trustees of Warwickshire Pride decided to not permit any political parties to participate in this year’s Warwickshire Pride festival.

People have been sent bank details from a non-WP email address, told to pay into an account if they want to have a stall at an event in July, and told it’s Warwickshire Pride. This is not us.

Headlining Warwickshire Pride 2025 are BIG BROVAZ and BOOTY LUV. Both acts will be performing live at Warwickshire Pride. You can expect a full show with all the hits.

The theme this year is activism and social change. We definitely need that right now! Pride started as a protest and sadly still needs to be a protest.

We are delighted and grateful to The King’s Fund for selecting Warwickshire Pride as one of 15 charities in the UK to receive a donation of £10,000 and a place on a training and development programme.

Rugby Methodist Church Centre are holding Queer Carols on Monday 23rd December at 7:00pm. A safe and inclusive place to celebrate Christmas in a relaxed environment.

Stall applications and performer bookings for Warwickshire Pride 2025 will open in January. We already have a lengthy waiting list for stalls and expect the pitches to sell very quickly. Please email us if you want to be notified when bookings open.

Our future plans for events in Stratford in Nuneaton. If you have ideas of what you’d like to see or help organise, get in touch.

Warwickshire Police is appealing for witnesses or anyone with information regarding the Warwickshire Pride flags being set fire to and stolen, and gazebos being destroyed, the night before this year’s Pride festival in August.