News

Please note that all our groups will stop running over Christmas. They will be on a break from 22nd December – 3rd January.

Thanks to a partnership with Spectrum Outfitters, we will now be receiving regular donations from them. This means we are able to offer safe, eco-friendly chest binders to people in the community.

We’re recruiting a paid youth worker to help run our four LGBT+ youth groups across Warwickshire. The deadline is 8th December, with interviews being held during the week commencing 11th December.

A fabulous interview with Ivy Ash, with mentions for Warwickshire Pride and our team for being Ivy’s favourite gig of the year.

Human beings of Warwick, Leamington & surrounding areas, mark your calendars for a (possible) festive dinner & pub social catered for and organised by local trans+ folx.

If you are trans or queer, check the details on the poster.

Some exciting news, Warwickshire Pride has been nominated for Pride Organisation of the Year at the Gaydio Awards. Warwickshire Pride Chair, Dan, is also up for Volunteer of the Year.

Thank you to Bravissimo for donating £200 to Warwickshire Pride, and thank you to RS Group for donating £117 to Warwickshire Pride.

This month at our LGBT+ youth group in Nuneaton there was an animal encounter experience. All the young people got involved and learnt a lot about the animals.

We are horrified and deeply concerned by the transphobic hate speech of members of the Conservative government, including comments made by Rishi Sunak, Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch. As trustees of Warwickshire Pride, we wholly condemn the comments that have been made and the ongoing transphobia in the UK.

This is good to hear. We knew it was coming after some positive conversations with Refuge about their support for LGBT+ victim-survivors and the impression that Refuge is only for cishet women.

Thank you to Warwickshire Pride sponsor The Cycle Recycler for holding a raffle to support the charity. It raised £400, which we are incredibly grateful for. Thank you to students at King’s High School too. They held a Pride fundraiser before the summer holiday and raised £141 for Warwickshire Pride.