A step, not the finish line: the conversion practices bill
Some news is worth pausing on. This week, the Government laid a draft Conversion Practices Bill in Parliament — a trans-inclusive ban on conversion practices, covering England an
Racism in LGBTQ+ spaces: the silent topic
There’s a conversation our community tends to talk around rather than through. So let’s just say it plainly: racism happens inside LGBTQ+ spaces, not only outside them.
Pride by the numbers: where Britain really stands in 2026
Every June the rainbow goes up, and every June it’s worth asking a blunt question: underneath the colour, what do people in Britain actually think? The new Ipsos LGBT+ Pride
The Manufactured Divide: A Closer Look at the Amnesty International UK Briefing on Media Bias and Trans Rights
A media landscape transformed Over the past five years, the way our media talks about trans people has changed dramatically. If you have felt that “trans issues” are su
What Will You Give So Women Can Gain?
The theme for International Women’s Day 2026 — “Give To Gain” — asks something deceptively simple: What are we willing to give so that women can truly gain equality? It i
When Violence Hits Home: The Government’s Hierarchy of Homophobia
The Prime Minister's fury over his niece's homophobic attack exposes an uncomfortable truth: proximity to power determines whose pain gets acknowledged. Whilst Starmer expresses ra
Nobody is Free Until Everybody is Free
At Capital Pride London, we believe that true liberation is collective. Our movement challenges the complacency that has seeped into Pride, demanding that every story—especially
Protect the Dolls: A Trans Day of Remembrance Reflection on Community Care and Collective Responsibility
Today, on Trans Day of Remembrance, we gather not just to mourn but to recommit. As we read the names of those stolen from us by violence, we must speak the truth about what real p
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