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Huw's Parade...
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Having nipped down to Albert Square in front of the Town Hall to find out more about Gaydio’s outside broadcasts, it turned out to be a great place to watch the huge Pride parade, complete with running commentary identifying all the fantastic floats.
It was great to see such a wide range of spectators, including family groups of shoppers draped with feather boas, cheering and waving rainbow flags. Manchester certainly knows how to put on a show!
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about Manchester Pride
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Manchester Pride has been around for a number of years, previously in the guise of Mardi Gras, GayFest and the Ab Fab Weekend. In recent years, the organisation has grown significantly, focussed its aims and provided a network for community groups, the City Council and the gay businesses - no mean feat! The next Manchester Pride date for your diary:
Saturday, 12th July - Sunday, 12th October
Military Pride @ Imperial War Museum North
Click for more info and complete listings for Manchester Pride 
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about Gaydio
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Gaydio storms onto the airwaves for a special two-week stint over Pride. Packed with news, views and your favourite tunes, the station broadcasts from the heart of the village on 87.7fm or streamed from their website, [url]www.gaydio.co.uk[/url]. Click for more info and complete listings for Gaydio
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George House Trust
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