Difference between revisions of "Treorchy"
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Organisers asked attendees not to wear 'sexualised costumes' to ensure the event was family friendly and suitable for children and teenagers to attend. The [[Leathermen Cymru]], a social club for gay leather-wearers in Wales, were told that they could not attend the event. | Organisers asked attendees not to wear 'sexualised costumes' to ensure the event was family friendly and suitable for children and teenagers to attend. The [[Leathermen Cymru]], a social club for gay leather-wearers in Wales, were told that they could not attend the event. | ||
However some members of LGBT communities in Wales complained that Pride included fetish and bizarre and any dress code went against the tradition of [[Pride]]. The organisers changed their minds and apologised for their mistake <ref> 'Bondage ban at Welsh Pride is 'unwelcoming'' by Jess Carpani in the Daily telegraph 1 Aug 2019 </ref>. | However some members of LGBT communities in Wales complained that Pride included fetish and bizarre and any dress code went against the tradition of [[Pride]]. The organisers changed their minds and apologised for their mistake <ref> 'Bondage ban at Welsh Pride is 'unwelcoming'' by Jess Carpani in the Daily telegraph 1 Aug 2019 </ref>. | ||
| − | The Member of Parliament representing Rhondda (which includes Treorchy), Chris Bryant, who is gay himself, was disappointed he had not been invited to be involved initially. | + | The Member of Parliament representing [[Rhondda Valley]] (which includes Treorchy), [[Chris Bryant]], who is gay himself, was disappointed he had not been invited to be involved initially. |
Revision as of 18:51, 2 August 2019
Treorchy
A village in Wales with a population of approximately 7,500 [1]. In 2019 a Welsh Pride was planned for the village called Rhondda Pride. Organisers asked attendees not to wear 'sexualised costumes' to ensure the event was family friendly and suitable for children and teenagers to attend. The Leathermen Cymru, a social club for gay leather-wearers in Wales, were told that they could not attend the event. However some members of LGBT communities in Wales complained that Pride included fetish and bizarre and any dress code went against the tradition of Pride. The organisers changed their minds and apologised for their mistake [2].
The Member of Parliament representing Rhondda Valley (which includes Treorchy), Chris Bryant, who is gay himself, was disappointed he had not been invited to be involved initially.- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treorchy
- ↑ 'Bondage ban at Welsh Pride is 'unwelcoming by Jess Carpani in the Daily telegraph 1 Aug 2019
