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Brighton & Hove Pride announces 2021 tickets

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Brighton & Hove Pride has announced the 2021 festival will go ahead on the weekend beginning August 6, with tickets on sale now.

The annual LGBTQ+ event was cancelled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, but is now returning for its 30th anniversary, with further details to be announced soon.

The official Pride organisation released a statement saying: “Pride is a hugely important event for our city and community groups and we are regularly reviewing our planning by working with strategic partners and Brighton & Hove City Council and following government guidelines, so if you plan to attend Pride this year we advise early booking as demand is already high and we may need to limit or amend capacities.”Fabuloso Pride in the ParkThose.

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