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Is There Still A Need For This Expensive And Disruptive Exercise, In This Country?
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http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-46 77058/O ne-mill ion-peo ple-gat her-Lon don-UK- s-bigge st-Prid e.html
Perhaps in those countries that are not so acceptive to homosexuality, but surely there is now no longer need here?
Perhaps in those countries that are not so acceptive to homosexuality, but surely there is now no longer need here?
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“…wander to somewhere along the route of the march. You'll both be very welcome and have an excellent time. :o)” Two or three years ago I was unfortunate enough to be “somewhere along the route of the march”, not wandering but trying to go about my business. I’m not sure whether or not I was welcome (I would like to hope I was not). This was because my...
12:11 Sat 08th Jul 2017
//The Pride in London showpiece parade will be launched by the emergency services in honour of their bravery shown in recent tragic events, organisers said.
The festival said London's Fire and Rescue service, the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance service are all nominating LGBT+ colleagues to officially open the parade at 1pm on Saturday.
Colleagues who were involved in the Grenfell Tower fire, the London Bridge terror attack and the Westminster terror attack will be joined by flag bearers showing flags from countries around the world, including countries where it is still illegal to be LGBT.//
The festival said London's Fire and Rescue service, the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance service are all nominating LGBT+ colleagues to officially open the parade at 1pm on Saturday.
Colleagues who were involved in the Grenfell Tower fire, the London Bridge terror attack and the Westminster terror attack will be joined by flag bearers showing flags from countries around the world, including countries where it is still illegal to be LGBT.//
Seems that it is just another Lefty event.
/// This year’s parade comes after the TUC LGBT annual conference today backed an FBU motion to reclaim the profile of trade unions in Pride. In recent years, the parade has faced accusations of becoming a commercialised and corporate event. The FBU motion suggested that the parade should be reclassified as a political protest. ///
https:/ /www.fb u.org.u k/news/ 2017/07 /07/fbu -march- pride-u nions-b ack-cal l-recla im-para de-poli tical-p rotest
/// This year’s parade comes after the TUC LGBT annual conference today backed an FBU motion to reclaim the profile of trade unions in Pride. In recent years, the parade has faced accusations of becoming a commercialised and corporate event. The FBU motion suggested that the parade should be reclassified as a political protest. ///
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"...perhaps if you were more willing to read reports of LGBT issues you'd have been more prepared during your journey?"
Quite true, jack. But I have no reason to read them. As I have a full programme keeping up with the (very few) sports I enjoy, keeping an eye on political news and reading "Railway Magazine", "Steam News" and "What's Brewing" I have to prioritise.
As an aside I hold no brief (or anti-brief) for LGBT matters. They are of no interest to me and I couldn't give two hoots about them. But, as with the Notting Hill Carnival, for every person on the streets "enjoying themselves" there are probably three or four wondering how they might go about their normal business.
Quite true, jack. But I have no reason to read them. As I have a full programme keeping up with the (very few) sports I enjoy, keeping an eye on political news and reading "Railway Magazine", "Steam News" and "What's Brewing" I have to prioritise.
As an aside I hold no brief (or anti-brief) for LGBT matters. They are of no interest to me and I couldn't give two hoots about them. But, as with the Notting Hill Carnival, for every person on the streets "enjoying themselves" there are probably three or four wondering how they might go about their normal business.
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