London’s Annual Pride Parade Sees Thousands Gather in Vibrant Celebration

Crowds have come together in London for the annual Pride Parade, a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ community.

The procession commenced from Hyde Park, with notable figures like Mayor Sadiq Khan and his wife, Saadiya Khan, leading the way.

Among the participants were Conservative London Assembly member Andrew Boff and air quality campaigner Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah.

The event, organized by not-for-profit Pride in London, brought together over 32,000 individuals from 500 LGBTQ+ community groups and businesses.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan expressed his enthusiasm, highlighting the importance of solidarity and inclusivity in the LGBTQ+ movement.

Transport for London (TfL) provided travel advice for spectators, directing them to various stations for convenient access to parade routes and event locations.

The parade route commenced at Hyde Park, proceeding through iconic London landmarks before culminating in Trafalgar Square for live performances and speeches.

Multiple stages were set up at prominent locations across the city, including Soho Square, Leicester Square, and Victoria Embankment Gardens.

London’s Pride Parade, a symbol of unity and acceptance, serves as a beacon for LGBTQ+ rights and celebration in the city.

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