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Crowds gather for this year's Belfast Pride

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Crowds gather for this year's Belfast Pride
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The Pride parade departed from Custom House Square at 13:00 BST and will finish at Victoria Street at about 16:00. Lynn Millar, co-chairperson of Belfast Pride, said around 8,000 people were taking part in this year's parade.She added that in total, over 80,000 people including spectators attended the event last year, and she would be "really happy" if the same number attended on Saturday. Nazir Uddin, who is from Bangladesh, is joining the parade for the first time.Uddin said the event was "not just a celebration, it's a protest for freedom, to be who I am without any fear".

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Crowds gather for this year's Belfast PrideImage caption, Nazir Uddin said Pride was a "protest for freedom"ByHayley Halpin, Nalina Eggert, Bernadette Allen and Chloe Gibson, BBC News NIPublished25 July 2026, 07:42 BSTUpdated 1 minute agoThe Belfast Pride parade is making its way through the city's streets.Now in its 35th year, the 10-day festival, external began last Friday with a programme of cultural events, nights out and discussions.The theme this year is Love in Every Colour, which the festival says "recognises the courage of those individuals who came before us and the rising voices of those today who work tirelessly to protect our future and our beautiful community". The Pride parade departed from Custom House Square at 13:00 BST and will finish at Victoria Street at about 16:00.

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