The UK pride is a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community. It is a festival that takes place in London and Brighton annually. The event has been running since 2012 and it usually lasts for 10 days.

This year’s theme is ‘Pride Unleashed’. It celebrates the freedom to be yourself and to love whoever you want. There are also loads of activities happening at the event, including an art exhibition, film screenings, live music performances, talks and workshops.

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The UK Pride is the country’s largest LGBT event, with over one million people attending annually. It has been running since 1972 and it takes place in London, in the month of July.

The UK Pride is a celebration of LGBT+ life which takes place annually in London. The event began in 1972, and has grown to an estimated attendance of over 1 million people every year.

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The UK Pride is a series of events in the UK that celebrates the LGBT+ community. The first event was held in London on July 1, 1984.

The event is organized by the LGBT+ charity, Stonewall. The organization was founded in 1989 by gay activist and journalist, Richard Taylor and his friend, Michael Ward.

It has since grown to be one of Britain’s biggest annual celebrations of gay and lesbian culture.

The event has become a focal point for protesting against homophobia following the passage of Section 28 in 1988 which banned teachers from discussing homosexuality with children at school or telling them about gay role models.