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News / Bristol Pride

Bristol Pride refuses sponsorship from UWE

Bristol Pride had faced growing pressure from the LGBT+ community to sever ties with the university

News / Trans in the City

Five Bristol individuals featured on 2026 ‘Trans Changemakers’ list

Five Bristolians have been named in list of influential trans people

News / Bristol Pride

Bristol Pride unveils full festival programme for 2026

From circus and ceilidh to Jodie Harsh

News / Trans Pride

Trans Pride celebrates ‘achievement, survival and love’

Hundreds turned out for the both celebratory and defiant protest

News / Bristol Pride

Bristol Pride announces 2026 lineup

World-famous acts will be headlining the summertime event

News / Events

‘Powerful’ club event for marginalised genders to launch

Organisers hope to provide an "empowering" night away from the male gaze

News / bristol city council

Calls for respect at council meetings after trans rights walkout

The last two meetings of full council have seen angry exchanges between campaigners and politicians

News / World AIDS Day

Bimini and Lynks to perform at World AIDS Day fundraiser in Bristol

Don't Tell Your Mother is throwing a party for HIV charity Brigstowe

News / Politics

Green councillors accused of being ‘intimidating and offensive’ by holding up pro-trans placards

A war of words has reignited between councillors and women's rights campaigners

News / Clubs

New LGBT+ club opens in Bristol

"A safe, queer space for drum and bass to be enjoyed"

News / Politics

Politicians walk out of meeting over ‘deeply offensive’ comments

A councillor said she believed the statements were "intended to divide and hurt"

News / UWE Bristol

Bristol Pride co-founder awarded honorary degree

Daryn Carter co-founded Bristol Pride back in 2010

News / Politics

Politicians walk out of meeting as pleas made for council to reverse support for trans people

Bristol City Council leader Tony Dyer criticised the recent Supreme Court judgement on trans rights

News / trans rights

Trans Loo goes on display ‘as symbol and statement of defiance’

"Toilets are about more than function; they represent who feels safe, welcome and seen in public"

News / Domestic Abuse

Using comedy to talk about queer domestic abuse

James Barr's 'Sorry I Hurt Your Son' will be at the Alma Tavern on Friday

News / Bristol

Multiple venues declare themselves safe spaces for trans people

Safe Space Bristol say were "created out of heartbreak and hope"

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