This year Pride London organised what has been heralded as the most successful
ever in the capitals' 35 year old Pride history. Over 600,000 people packed the
streets of Soho, lined the parade route from Oxford Street to Victoria
Embankment and filled both Trafalgar and Leicester Squares to capacity.

Over 80 different events took part during the EuroPride Festival Fortnight from
street parties, art events, theatre, film, dance and opera. Pride also hosted
the Prides Against Prejudice conference attended by delegates from across
Europe. The festival climaxed in a massively successful gala on Sunday 2 July at
The Royal Albert Hall produced by Sir Ian McKellen and starring Sir Elton John.

The Pride London team are already hard at work on next year's festival with
Pride Day scheduled for Saturday 30 June 2007. The board aim to maintain exactly
the same event footprint as this year with the parade again starting in Oxford
Street at 1.00 pm.

London's free pride event is aimed at the LGBT community and the board want as
much feedback as possible so that we can continue to grow Pride as a world-class
event. The Pride team are hosting their annual Community Forum at City Hall on
Wednesday 15 November at 6pm. This is your chance to hear plans for next years
pride and to give the board your views on the festival.

If you would like to attend please email your name and contact details to
mailto: info@pridelondon.org