A WORCESTER LGBT group marched alongside thousands in a huge pride parade in Birmingham.
Members of Worcester LGBT, which focuses on supporting people who are seeking asylum, marched as part of the Birmingham Pride parade through the streets of the major city, from the city centre to the LGBTQ+ village.
Led by members adorned in vibrant attire and pride flags, the group carried a banner, which said: "We stand together. Fight for gay rights."
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Mazedul Hasan Shakil, founder and chairman of the group, said photographs snapped at the event showcase Worcester LGBT's mission to support and celebrate the community.
"The photographs capture Worcester LGBT’s participation in the parade, highlighting our mission to empower and support the LGBTQ+ community, including asylum seekers, through advocacy, community engagement, and safe spaces," he said.
"These images were taken during our official involvement in the event, showcasing our members’ celebration and sense of belonging."
Birmingham Pride 2025
Birmingham Pride 2025 took place on Saturday and Sunday (May 24 and 25) with performances by Clean Bandit, Cascada and Bananarama.
The parade took place on Saturday and is described as "one of the most important aspects of the entire festival weekend".
