Organisers of Bristol Pride Festival have today confirmed that the annual event will return to the city from Saturday, July 3 – Friday, July 16
Organisers of Bristol Pride Festival have today confirmed that the annual event will return to the city from Saturday, July 3 – Friday, July 16
The parents of a trans woman who committed suicide last year have publicly said their daughter felt “marginalised and fobbed off” by mental health services and was not given the proper care that could have prevented her death.
Bristol Pride festival took off this week on Youtube and Facebook with over 20 events all streaming for free to showcase Pride and bring the community together, albeit virtually, until Sunday, September 13.
Bristol Pride festival to move online with a series of FREE Pride favourites and much-loved events over Facebook and Youtube from September 1 – 12.
Bristol Pride to take place online from September 1–12.
Launch of new LGBTQ+ mental health/counselling service for the South West
After the recent Pride celebrations saw more big-name brands and politicians than ever demonstrating their support and allegiance with tie-in promotions and personal appearances, it would be all too easy to forget that until 1967 homosexual acts were illegal in the UK, and countless gay people were prosecuted.
Avon and Somerset Police are investigating a homophobic hate crime in which a teenager was assaulted in Bristol city centre. The 19-year-old victim was in Park Street, near to Tesco on College Green, when he was verbally abused by two men before one of them punched him in the face just before 4am on Sunday (May 7).
