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Pride blog
Read the blog by Pride’s Josh Mills, click here.
Josh Mills also writes about why he feels we should all be proud of Pride, click here.
To see pictures of the Pride parade and party by our photographers, click here
For reader pictures of Pride 2008, click here
To see our video reports of the parade and party, click here
Body found at suicide spot
11:12am Saturday 27th September 2008
The body of a man was recovered from the bottom of cliffs at a notorious suicide spot.
Water leaks damage homes
8:26am Wednesday 17th September 2008
A plumbing fault led to flooding at a house full of flats.
Pride in Brighton
11:58pm Sunday 3rd August 2008
It ended as it had started - with leaden skies above a rainbow city but the sunshine within was undimmed.
Comments (17)Glad to be gay
3:17pm Friday 1st August 2008
This weekend sees the arrival of Pride 2008 - Brighton and Hove's legendary annual celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered community. Welcome to the fabulous festivities.
Pride news: Staying safe
3:27pm Friday 1st August 2008
Taking the theme “Safe Sex Please, We’re British”, the Terrence Higgins Trust will be offering free condoms and advice from its stand in Preston Park.
Pride news: Station closed
3:27pm Friday 1st August 2008
Revellers travelling to Pride by train should note that Preston Park Station will be closed all day Saturday. As Pride continues to grow, the station is unable to cope with the number of travellers coming through. Train passengers will need to continue on to Brighton Station, then make their way to Preston Park from there.
Pride news: Tasty treats
3:26pm Friday 1st August 2008
Kick off the weekend in style with a bubbly breakfast. A number of Brighton bars and cafes are laying on champagne breakfasts for those who want to start as they mean to go on.
Pride news: How do you follow that?
3:25pm Friday 1st August 2008
From musicals to Carry On, Pride has a reputation for coming up with inspirational themes guaranteed to bring out creativity. In the past, the theme has been picked by trustees of the charity but next year, it’s being turned over to the public.
Gay trainee officer to be part of Pride parade
9:49am Friday 1st August 2008
Llanden Gadd had thought about becoming a police officer since childhood but growing up as a gay man wasn’t sure about the treatment he might receive.
Time to party with Pride again
3:32pm Thursday 31st July 2008
Hundreds of thousands of revellers will take to the streets for Pride celebrations on Saturday.
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