Pride Glasgow 2019 is over and despite some hurdles on our journey, we’re delighted with the impact we’ve had. It estimated that over 9,000 people celebrated the 50thanniversary of the…
We managed to catch up with Unite Glasgow earlier, who’s LGBT+ committee announced they had pulled out from the march, tomorrow as a result of charges and commercialisation. For the…
Road users in Glasgow are reminded about Pride Glasgow’s march tomorrow, (17 August), and are urged to plan any city centre travel ahead of time. Floats and members of the…
Barrhead Travel is proud to support Pride Glasgow and the LGBT+ community. In support of spreading love and equality around the world, we want to give you the chance to…
If you're planning on attending or participating in the Pride Glasgow march this Saturday (17 August), please ensure you've either registered in advance if you're an organisation or you've checked…
Next Thursday we kick off a four-day programme of events, including drag nights, a street party, a 70’s disco night and of course, the main city march, which is on Saturday,…
Today we announce our plans for Pride 2019 in Glasgow, celebrating 50 years of the Stonewall Uprising. Before you read on, please take a few minutes to read this open…
This afternoon we have been advised that Glasgow City Council will not allow us to use the Riverside Museum as a venue. It seemed to have been made public before…
Pride Glasgow, Scotland’s largest Pride event, has today announced its 2019 dates as Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August. In addition, it has revealed its new venue, the striking Riverside…
The newly elected Pride Forum held its first meeting as a Forum on Sunday 12th January 2019. The first meeting was very successful and we look to continue this going…