Pride In London 2024, in 14 colourful pictures – as 32,000 take part in march
"I'm delighted that London's diverse LGBTQI+ communities and allies are once again joining together" said Mayor of London Sadiq Khan

Pride In London returned to the English capital over the weekend, with an estimated 32,000 people taking part in the parade.
The 52nd outing of the country’s most-attended yearly LGBTQ event this year had the theme #WeAreEverywhere.



The procession, which commonly attracts 1.5 million spectators, took place on Saturday (29 June 2024) and featured over 500 community groups and businesses. The action kicked off at midday, with the parade led by Mayor of London and his wife Saadiya.
“March of solidarity”
“I’m delighted that London’s diverse LGBTQI+ communities and allies are once again joining together in the heart of our capital for our world-renowned Pride celebrations and march of solidarity,” Khan said in a statement.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan takes the high profile ‘front of the parade’ spot

Pride In London attendees and organisers strike a pose

Inclusive sex education in schools was a common theme on parade placards

Pride In London’s campaign imagery made it onto the big screens at Piccadilly Circus. Find out more about the photo series here.

The Cabaret Stage on Dean Street drew massive crowds…

…as did the World Stage in Golden Square

Many marchers and performers took the opportunity to draw attention to trans rights

Asexuality activist Yasmin Benoit was one of many community voices to address the crowd

A spiritual descendant of Lady Gaga aboard the Durex float

Drag Race star Ginger Johnson was one of the day’s star attractions

X Factor winner Matt Terry, who came out publicly as gay earlier this year, took to the stage in Trafalgar Square

Pride In London was headlined by Bebe Rexha, known for hits such as ‘Me, Myself & I’ and ‘I’m a Mess’
