Manchester Pride has been accused of racial prejudice after some LGBT people of colour claimed they experienced racism over the weekend. Eight black and Asian people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender told the BBC of issues with staff in and around the Gay Village. They said they were refused entry to bars, not served in clubs and had staff follow them around in event spaces. Manchester Pride's chief executive said he was "angry" but "not surprised". Some names of the individuals - who are not connected - have been changed as they are not "out" about their sexuality or gender identity. He believes the way he was treated during the pride weekend could have been related to the Manchester Arena bombing.

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The festival will have an option for those on a low income this year. Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and about. Manchester Pride has confirmed it plans to bring back an in-person, physical festival this summer after a year of virtual events. If the Government's roadmap goes as planned and restrictions allow, the event will once again take place over the late August bank holiday weekend. It's a similar price to the festival, which saw fans upset at a 'ridiculous' price hike , but allowed Manchester Pride to put on their largest-ever MCR Pride Live and welcome back Ariana Grande to the city.


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It takes place in the Canal Street area and Mayfield, while the parade occurs through Manchester city centre. The parade features various supporting organisations and charities, as well as representative floats from the ten metropolitan boroughs of Greater Manchester. The event commenced August bank holiday in the Gay Village, with the support of a new batch of Labour Party UK Councillors, elected who gave the gay community their support and appointed a Lesbian and Gay officer, a move inspired by Ken Livingstone.




We hope to see you all there. I think I always put it to the back of my mind, because I was single, because I was gay. The regions thriving Lesbian community is also centred in the Gay Village, with established venues like Vanilla serving the Women's scene. Manchester Pride, the UK's most successful Annual Pride event, with tens of thousands attending the celebrations. Manchester's LGBT Sports and social groups are a major feature of daily life regularly attracting visitors from all over the World.