It’s official! Congleton Pride’s 7th annual event will be on Saturday 18 July 2026! 🖤🤎🧡💛💚💙🩵🩷🤍💜 Get ready for a day of fun, love, and celebration as our community comes together for our most inclusive and family-friendly event yet. Mark your Read more
The spirit of Pride shone through Congleton on Saturday 19 July 2025, despite spells of rain and grey skies. Thousands came together in celebration of LGBTQIA+ identity, allyship, and community resilience. Undeterred by the rain, attendees arrived in full force Read more
On Saturday 19 July, Congleton Pride brings people together for a joyful celebration that champions inclusion and challenges inequality. The town centre will be filled with music, colour, and community as Pride returns for its sixth year, rooted in LGBTQIA+ Read more
As Congleton gears up for its biggest Pride celebration yet, we sat down with Ronan Clayton, founder and vice chair of Congleton Pride, to reflect on the movement’s roots, its local impact, and why Pride remains as vital as ever. Read more
For this year we’re proud to release a brand new version of our booklet all about Congleton Pride! Download it here or pick up a free printed copy. We’ll be giving them out on the day of the event, and Read more
At this year’s Congleton Pride we’re focussing our marquee stalls towards organisations working in, and supporting in any way, the LGBTQIA+ community. Congleton Pride is a celebration of diversity, inclusion and the LGBTQIA+ community, bringing people together to promote love, Read more
Preparations are well underway for Congleton Pride 2025, which this year takes place on Saturday 19 July from 10am throughout the town centre. Congleton Pride is a free festival that celebrates diversity and inclusion for LGBTQIA+ people and everyone is Read more
Congleton Pride is looking for volunteers for our 2025 event, to be held on Saturday 19th July 2025. We need help with various roles on the day, including but not limited to: setting up, distributing the Pride Guide, litter picking, Read more
LGBTQIA+ pride – in Congleton and worldwide – is about many things, including community. We all remember how much – and how suddenly – the world seemed to change in 2020 when we were locked down for the covid pandemic. Read more
Congleton Pride said it is disappointed that another of its banners has been torn down and stolen. This follows a pattern of similar incidents in recent years. The latest banner was removed from a busy roundabout near the bridge over Read more