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London launches bid to host WorldPride in 2032
United Kingdom🏛️ PoliticsCenter9 hr. ago

London launches bid to host WorldPride in 2032

London is launching a bid to host the WorldPride 2032 festival, marking the city's 60th anniversary since its first official Pride march in 1972. The event, which occurs every two years, is currently taking place in Amsterdam and will next be hosted in Cape Town in 2028. London's bid includes a design competition for an official logo and a global photography campaign to create a 'living mosaic' showcasing LGBTQ+ identity worldwide. The bid is co-led by Pride in London, Outernet, and UK Black Pride, with The Independent serving as a media partner. The initiative aims to highlight community involvement and legacy, with submissions closing on September 25 and results announced in early October.

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London launches bid to host WorldPride in 2032

London is launching a bid to host the WorldPride 2032 festival, marking the city's 60th anniversary since its first official Pride march in 1972. The event, which occurs every two years, is currently taking place in Amsterdam and will next be hosted in Cape Town in 2028. London's bid includes a design competition for an official logo and a global photography campaign to create a 'living mosaic' showcasing LGBTQ+ identity worldwide. The bid is co-led by Pride in London, Outernet, and UK Black Pride, with The Independent serving as a media partner. The initiative aims to highlight community involvement and legacy, with submissions closing on September 25 and results announced in early October.

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