Bristol Pride

Bristol Pride is run by We Are Fest CIC in the city of Bristol in the UK, the first Pride for Bristol occurred in 2010, events in following years were headlined by acts such as Kelis, Martha Wash, Blue and Sophie Ellis Bextor.

Pride occurs on the second weekend each July in Bristol in Castle Park, the event in 2012 was moved to College Green due to the presence of an EDL march.

Bristol Pride remains a free to attend festival, though organisers have highlighted the need for donations and funding for the festival to keep it open.

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LGBT topics in the United Kingdom

Law

Rights	Civil partnership Same-sex marriage Adoption Immigration Military policy Changing legal gender assignment Age of consent manifestations Criminalisation of homophobia

Legislation	Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 2000 Employment Equality (Sexual Orientation) Regulations 2003 Gender Recognition Act 2004 Civil Partnership Act 2004 Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations Equality Act 2010 Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Act 2014

Legal proceedings	Goodwin & I v United Kingdom Sutherland v United Kingdom Dudgeon v United Kingdom R v Brown Corbett v Corbett X v United Kingdom

Past laws	Section 28 Sexual Offences Act 1967 Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885 Buggery Act 1533 Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980 Homosexual Offences (Northern Ireland) Order 1982 Labouchere Amendment

Incidents	Operation Spanner

Issues	History of violence against LGBT people

Organisations

Current	Stonewall OutRage! Campaign for Homosexual Equality Hall–Carpenter Archives LGBT Network Outright Scotland LGBT+ Liberal Democrats LGBTory LGBT Labour FFLAG Queer Notions

Past	Homosexual Law Reform Society Gay Liberation Front Gay Rights Working Party Order of Chaeronea

Culture

Topics	LGBT culture in London LGBT culture in Liverpool Demographics Religion Polari Gay cruising in England and Wales

Events	BiCon (UK) Big Gay Out Birmingham Pride Bourne Free Brighton Pride Pride Bristol Doncaster Pride Friends of Dorothy Society GFest – gayWise LGBT Arts Festival Glasgay! Festival Homotopia (festival) Leeds Pride Leicester Pride LGBT History Month Liverpool Pride London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival Manchester Pride Mr Gay UK Mr Gay Wales Northern Pride Nottingham Pride Rainbow Film Festival Pride Glasgow Pride London Pride Scotia Reading Pride Swansea Pride

Gay Villages	Birmingham Gay Village The Calls Canal Street (Manchester) LGBT community of Brighton and Hove Liverpool gay quarter Old Compton Street Stanley Street, Liverpool Vauxhall

Economy

History

first LGBT holders of political offices

Pride parades

United Kingdom	Birmingham Bournemouth Brighton Bristol Doncaster Edinburgh Glasgow Leeds Leicester Liverpool London Manchester Nottingham Reading Swansea

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Africa	Cape Town South Africa

See also	Christopher Street Day Dyke March Europride Trans March WorldPride

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