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Councillor and Mayor of Kenilworth Samantha Louden-Cooke has been fundraising for Warwickshire Pride over the last 12 months. We are grateful to have received a cheque for £809.50.

Accessibility, inclusion and representation are key ingredients of the Warwickshire Pride festival. We are again pleased to be welcoming British Sign Language interpreters to the festival

Warwickshire Pride’s Got Talent will return on Friday, 7th July. All types of acts and levels of experience are welcome.

Thanks to the high volume of interest, our rosters for Warwickshire Pride Festival 2023 stage performers and alcohol caterers are both full.

Today is Lesbian Visibility Day. We support and champion lesbians today and every day. We celebrate our lesbian trustees and volunteers, and lesbians everywhere, both cis and trans.

Be proud to have your brand seen at Warwickshire Pride. We’re now accepting sponsorship applications for Warwickshire Pride 2023.

We are excited to be partnering with the Recovery & Wellbeing Academy. We will be delivering LGBT+ awareness training many times over the next three years.

A lot of people are asking about the Pride March at this year’s festival. Yes, it is returning. Registration for the march will open in May.

Pride is a Protest! We can’t lose sight of that!

The Nuneaton Gang Show have been performing at the Abbey Theatre and have dedicated one of their scenes to celebrating the acceptance of the LGBT community.

We celebrate all trans people, whether you are visible or not. We appreciate trans people’s contributions to society and the world.

This morning our fabulous youth worker Ali, supported by superstar youth group volunteer India, is at Rugby College with a stand to promote our Proud Youth service for LGBT+ young people.