Relive some of the best bits of Pride in London 2019. ITV London joined more than a million people for the colourful parade on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots - an important event which lead to the gay liberation movement, giving us Pride as we know it today. Bobby Norris Jake Graf Penny Mordaunt MP Royal Marines Royal Air Force London Fire Brigade London Gay Men's Chorus The Proud Lilywhites | ITV London

Happy Pride, London! Join the @prideinlondon parade through central London this year on Saturday 29 June🌈✨ Enjoy the celebrations among hundreds of floats and performers, singing and dancing through the streets of London. The parade starts near Hyde Park Corner and travels along Piccadilly to Piccadilly Circus before turning on Haymarket and heading to Trafalgar Square and Whitehall. #LetsDoLondon #VisitLondon #PrideInLondon | Visit London

3.4K views · 172 reactions | The 50th Pride march in London took place today - the first big Pride march since 2019. Estimates say over one million people took to the streets of the capital to march in solidary with the LGBTQ+ community. | BBC London | Facebook

The 2025 Pride in London parade drew an estimated 1.5 million people, including around 35,000 marchers from over 500 community groups. The parade route stretched from Hyde Park Corner through central London, ending in Whitehall. It was one of the largest Pride events in UK history, celebrating LGBTQ unity and visibility amid ongoing political challenges. The Royal Family posted a public “Happy Pride!” message on social media, while the Coldstream Guards performed Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club”