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We are pleased to see the Chairman has stood with LGBTQ+ communities and had the flag raised. Thank you.

We appreciate the love and support that was shown by so many people. While there were challenges, love outshines the hate, and we came away from the market grateful for the opportunity to be there in all our rainbow fabulousness.

Big thanks to the Southam in Bloom team and councillors in Southam for being so wonderful and lovely and supportive. Thank you also to Whitnash Town Council for raising a rainbow flag for the start of Pride Month.

Wishing you an extra fabulous Pride month from all of us at Warwickshire Pride.

We stand against discrimination of trans people and all other people. We will continue say no to anyone who is not for trans inclusion and providing basic dignity and respect to trans people.

Announcing even more performers for this year’s line-up at the Warwickshire Pride Festival.

A statement has just been given to Warwickshire Police regarding the hate, aggression, intimidation, and ridicule experienced by members of the Warwickshire Pride team on Friday from Reform councillors and Reform’s political assistant.

The Reform administration at Warwickshire County Council is meeting on Friday to decide whether to consult on cutting funding to the Equality & Inclusion Partnership (EQUIP).

It’s free for the community to take part. You can just turn up on the day but registering helps us to know how many people to expect.

Along with our headliner, we are announcing the following people who will be performing at this year’s Pride Festival.

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’.

We 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.