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If you’re a local business and want to support your local Pride and the LGBT+ community, head to our sponsorship page and get in touch.

Here is a look at what was happening in the 90s. Do you remember the Antelope in Warwick or Rainbows in Coventry?

We have a number of volunteering opportunities available. If you’d like to do your bit for Pride and LGBT+ communities, find out how to apply.

This is a story from 1984 and is the reason why we held the Rugby Pride Protest last weekend.

Performer applications for Warwickshire Pride 2023 are open. If you want to do your thing on stage, head to our Entertainment page and apply.

Step back in time to the 1900s. There is the story of Gwen Lally, a drag king and male impersonator, and discussions around the concept of a third gender.

Thank you to everyone who attended the vigil in Rugby yesterday. Under devastating circumstances, the community and allies gathered in memory of Brianna Ghey and all trans people who have lost their lives to hate.

Here is a look at what else was happening in the 1930s. This is the story of Francis Arthur Roughead who lived at Wasperton House.

We thank them for saying this and for apologising for getting things wrong in the past. We are committed to continuing our work with Rugby Borough Council.

Let’s have a look at the 1930s and the story of Arthur Laxton Hames who lived in Kenilworth.

If you have applied for a stall at this year’s Warwickshire Pride festival, you will be contacted ASAP. Currently there has been a large volume of applications.

We’re going way back to the 1800s for this one. Here is what was happening at that time.