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[[File:UKPON.jpg|thumb|UKPON logo]]The '''UK Pride Organisers Network''', '''UKPON''', was formed in October 2016 at a conference in [[Birmingham]], to bring together over 90 [[Pride]] events around the country.<ref>Gary Hart, [http://gscene.com/news/pride-organisers-join-forces-with-new-national-network/ "Pride organisers join forces with new national network"], ''[[Gscene]]'' 21 October 2016.</ref>
[[File:UKPON.jpg|thumb|UKPON logo]]The '''UK Pride Organisers Network''', '''UKPON''', was formed in October 2016 at a conference in [[Birmingham]], to bring together over 90 [[Pride]] events around the country.<ref>Gary Hart, [http://gscene.com/news/pride-organisers-join-forces-with-new-national-network/ "Pride organisers join forces with new national network"], ''[[Gscene]]'' 21 October 2016.</ref>
==List of Prides==
:''See also our [[List of Prides]] article.''
Prides listed on the UKPON website (as at December 2016):
===[[East Midlands]]===
    Chesterfield Pride
    Grimsby Pride
    Leicester Pride
    Lincoln Pride
    Nottinghamshire Pride
===[[East of England]]===
    Cambridge Pink Festival
    Norwich Pride
    Suffolk Pride (closed)
    Wellingborough Pride
===[[Northern Ireland]]===
    Belfast Pride
    Foyle Pride Festival
    Pride in Newry
===[[North East England]]===
    Durham Pride
    Newcastle upon Tyne Pride
    Sunderland Pride
===[[North West England]]===
    Blackpool Pride Festival
    Bolton Pride
    Burnley Pride
    Chester Pride
    Cumbria Pride
    Liverpool Pride
    Manchester Pride
    Preston Pride
    Salford Pride / Pink Picnic
    Wigan Pride
===[[Scotland]]===
    Alloa Pride
    Edinburgh Pride
    Fife Pride
    Glasgow Pride
===[[South East England]] and [[London]]==
    Brighton Pride
    Canterbury Pride
    Croydon Pride
    Eastbourne Pride
    Essex Pride
    Hampshire Pride
    Hastings Pride
    Hertfordshire Pride
    Isle of Wight Pride
    Margate Pride
    Oxford Pride
    Portsmouth Pride
    Pride in London
    Reading Pride
    Southampton Pride
    Trans Pride Brighton
    Winter Pride (London)
===[[South West England]]===
    Bourne Free (Bournemouth)
    Bridgwater Pride
    Bristol Pride
    Cornwall Pride
    Exeter Pride
    Exmouth Pride
    Gloucestershire Pride
    Plymouth Pride
    Pride Herefordshire
    Salisbury Pride
    Swindon & Wiltshire Pride
    Totnes Pride
    Trans Pride South West
    Weston super Mare Pride
    Worcestershire Pride
===[[Wales]]===
    Flintshire Pride
    North Wales Pride
    Pride Cymru
    Swansea Bay Pride (defunct)
    Swansea Sparkle
===[[West Midlands]]===
    Birmingham Pride
    Coventry Pride
    Stoke on Trent Pride
    Walsall Pride
    Warwickshire Pride
    Wolverhampton Pride
===[[Yorkshire & The Humber]]===
    Bradford Pride
    Doncaster Pride
    Harrogate Pride
    Huddersfield Pride
    Leeds Pride
    Pride in Hull
    Pride Sheffield
    Rotherham Pride
    Wakefield Pride
    Worksop Pride
    York Pride
===Other/National Prides===
    BiCon
    Channel Islands Pride
    Digital Pride
    Leather Pride
    L-Fest
    Sparkle, the Transgender Convention
    Student Pride
    UK Black Pride


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 10:09, 8 December 2016

UKPON logo

The UK Pride Organisers Network, UKPON, was formed in October 2016 at a conference in Birmingham, to bring together over 90 Pride events around the country.[1]

List of Prides

See also our List of Prides article.

Prides listed on the UKPON website (as at December 2016):

East Midlands

   Chesterfield Pride
   Grimsby Pride
   Leicester Pride
   Lincoln Pride
   Nottinghamshire Pride

East of England

   Cambridge Pink Festival
   Norwich Pride
   Suffolk Pride (closed)
   Wellingborough Pride

Northern Ireland

   Belfast Pride
   Foyle Pride Festival
   Pride in Newry

North East England

   Durham Pride
   Newcastle upon Tyne Pride
   Sunderland Pride

North West England

   Blackpool Pride Festival
   Bolton Pride
   Burnley Pride
   Chester Pride
   Cumbria Pride
   Liverpool Pride
   Manchester Pride
   Preston Pride
   Salford Pride / Pink Picnic
   Wigan Pride

Scotland

   Alloa Pride
   Edinburgh Pride
   Fife Pride
   Glasgow Pride

=South East England and London

   Brighton Pride
   Canterbury Pride
   Croydon Pride
   Eastbourne Pride
   Essex Pride
   Hampshire Pride
   Hastings Pride
   Hertfordshire Pride
   Isle of Wight Pride
   Margate Pride
   Oxford Pride
   Portsmouth Pride
   Pride in London
   Reading Pride
   Southampton Pride
   Trans Pride Brighton
   Winter Pride (London)

South West England

   Bourne Free (Bournemouth)
   Bridgwater Pride
   Bristol Pride
   Cornwall Pride
   Exeter Pride
   Exmouth Pride
   Gloucestershire Pride
   Plymouth Pride
   Pride Herefordshire
   Salisbury Pride
   Swindon & Wiltshire Pride
   Totnes Pride
   Trans Pride South West
   Weston super Mare Pride
   Worcestershire Pride

Wales

   Flintshire Pride
   North Wales Pride
   Pride Cymru
   Swansea Bay Pride (defunct)
   Swansea Sparkle

West Midlands

   Birmingham Pride
   Coventry Pride
   Stoke on Trent Pride
   Walsall Pride
   Warwickshire Pride
   Wolverhampton Pride

Yorkshire & The Humber

   Bradford Pride
   Doncaster Pride
   Harrogate Pride
   Huddersfield Pride
   Leeds Pride
   Pride in Hull
   Pride Sheffield
   Rotherham Pride
   Wakefield Pride
   Worksop Pride
   York Pride

Other/National Prides

   BiCon
   Channel Islands Pride
   Digital Pride
   Leather Pride
   L-Fest
   Sparkle, the Transgender Convention
   Student Pride
   UK Black Pride


References

<references>

  1. ↑ Gary Hart, "Pride organisers join forces with new national network", Gscene 21 October 2016.
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