The London Pride march was made even more colourful as Ealing Council staff proudly joined the event last weekend.

They marched in solidarity with tens of thousands of others in a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community, to represent the borough and reaffirm the council’s commitment to being an inclusive and welcoming organisation.

Councillor Polly Knewstub, the council’s cabinet member for healthy equal lives, said: “Pride is not only a celebration of how far society has come, but also a reminder of the work still to be done.

“It’s about visibility, solidarity and joy – and reaffirming Ealing Council’s commitment to being an inclusive and welcoming organisation for all.

“Together, we are working towards a borough where everyone can be their authentic selves.”

View a selection of photos from the event below.

Party in the park

And while Pride Month may be over, the celebrations continue. As One in the Park, London’s biggest LGBTQ+ day festival, returns to Walpole Park on Saturday 19 July. With DJs, drag shows, live acts and more, it promises a dazzling day of music, entertainment and community spirit.

Residents can get £10 off tickets using a special discount code which can be redeemed on the As One in the Park website.