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Wessexman: claim about Pride event in 1973 but where is the evidence? Myth developing perhaps?

2023-08-06T16:50:40Z

claim about Pride event in 1973 but where is the evidence? Myth developing perhaps?

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	[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is usually held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron /> The 2020 Brighton Pride was cancelled in April 2020 due to the coronavirus crisis <ref> Pink News 'Brighton Pride has just been cancelled due to coronavirus crisis' 3 April 2020. An event featuring cabaret, comedy, game shows, politics, house parties, new performances etc called Fabuloso was organised for the weekend 31 July to 2 August 2020 instead. The event was streamed live via Pride TV Network </ref>.		[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is usually held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31. In 2023 claims were made at Brighton Pride that they were holding the 50th anniversary event.</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron /> The 2020 Brighton Pride was cancelled in April 2020 due to the coronavirus crisis <ref> Pink News 'Brighton Pride has just been cancelled due to coronavirus crisis' 3 April 2020. An event featuring cabaret, comedy, game shows, politics, house parties, new performances etc called Fabuloso was organised for the weekend 31 July to 2 August 2020 instead. The event was streamed live via Pride TV Network </ref>.

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

Wessexman: Fabuloso 2020

2020-07-28T17:55:34Z

Fabuloso 2020

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	[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is usually held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron /> The 2020 Brighton Pride was cancelled in April 2020 due to the coronavirus crisis <ref> Pink News 'Brighton Pride has just been cancelled due to coronavirus crisis' 3 April 2020 </ref>.		[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is usually held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron /> The 2020 Brighton Pride was cancelled in April 2020 due to the coronavirus crisis <ref> Pink News 'Brighton Pride has just been cancelled due to coronavirus crisis' 3 April 2020. An event featuring cabaret, comedy, game shows, politics, house parties, new performances etc called Fabuloso was organised for the weekend 31 July to 2 August 2020 instead. The event was streamed live via Pride TV Network </ref>.

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

Wessexman: 2020 Pride cancelled

2020-04-03T18:32:13Z

2020 Pride cancelled

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	[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />		[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is usually held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron /> The 2020 Brighton Pride was cancelled in April 2020 due to the coronavirus crisis <ref> Pink News 'Brighton Pride has just been cancelled due to coronavirus crisis' 3 April 2020 </ref>.

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

Ross Burgess at 20:37, 19 October 2017

2017-10-19T20:37:23Z

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Ross Burgess at 16:01, 19 April 2016

2016-04-19T16:01:02Z

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	'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />		[[File:Brighton Pride.png\|thumb\|Pride Brighton and Hovelogo]]'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride ~~organission~~ was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organisation was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

	For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, including both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>		For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, including both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>
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Ross Burgess: /* References */

2014-01-11T15:48:48Z

References

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Ross Burgess at 09:41, 7 June 2013

2013-06-07T09:41:09Z

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	'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />		'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organission was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival ~~has~~ historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organission was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival had historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

	For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, ~~which will include~~ both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>		For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, including both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>

	==Winter Pride==		==Winter Pride==

Ross Burgess at 09:39, 7 June 2013

2013-06-07T09:39:59Z

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	'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />		'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organission was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival has historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organission was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron /> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival has historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

	For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, which will include both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>		For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, which will include both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>

Ross Burgess at 09:39, 7 June 2013

2013-06-07T09:39:20Z

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	'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />		'''Brighton Pride''' is held every year in [[Brighton]], East Sussex, originally in May and latterly in August (but the 2012 event was on the 1st of September). The first event was held on The Level in 1992<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 About Pride in Brighton and Hove</ref> or alternatively comprised a march from Hove Town Hall to Brighton Town Hall in 1991 to protest against [[Section 28]].<ref name=cameron>Janet Cameron, ''[[LGBT Brighton and Hove]]'' Chapters 26 and 31</ref>. There are also unsubstantiated accounts of a Pride in 1973.<ref name=cameron />

	Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organission was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]]. The organisation running Brighton Pride ~~in recent~~ years (Pride ~~Southest~~ Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival has historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.		Brighton Pride now includes a parade through the streets from the seafront, ending at Preston Park where there is a festival. In 2000 two rival organisations competed to run Pride: the existing Brighton Pride organission was successfully challenged by Pride 2000, led by [[Nimrod Ping]].<ref name=cameron> The organisation running Brighton Pride for a number of years (Pride Southeast Limited) has been a registered charity since 2004.<ref>http://www.brightonpride.org/news.php?id=292 Official press release</ref> The festival has historically been free, but it was decided to charge admission for the first time in 2011.

	For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, which will include both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>		For 2012 Pride Southeast Limited proposed to put on only a festival and no parade, but this was rejected by the City Council.<ref>http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/9565119.Brighton_Pride_bid_set_for_rejection/ <cite>The Argus</cite>, 1 March 2012</ref> Instead, the Council appointed a new company, Pride Brighton and Hove, to run the event, which will include both a parade and a festival.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/03/07/brighton-pride-2012-confirmed/ Report in <cite>[[Pink News]]</cite></ref>