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Our Impact-Pride 365
As well as staging an annual LGBTQIA+ event, our purpose is to promote equality and diversity for the public benefit and in particular the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity. Including in particular but not exclusively by raising awareness, engaging with the community, celebrating the diversity of LGBTQIA+ communities and advancing education.
105,000+
People have attended Pride since 2008
102k
Raised over the years to help keep Pride a FREE event
15,000
People
attended Swindon & Wiltshire Pride throughout the day
in 2025!
LARGEST LGBTQIA+ event in Wiltshire
2026
(Our Pride year October 2025-October 2026
Pride Bowling
Over 45 people joined us for Pride Bowling, coming together for an evening of fun, laughter and a little friendly competition. It was great to see so many people connecting, making new friends and spending time together in a welcoming space.
Together, we raised £390 to support our work across the community.
A huge thank you to Hollywood Bowl Swindon for their support and for helping make the event such a success.
Mad Fabulous
We joined our friends at Create Studios for a special Pride Fortnight screening of Mad Fabulous, a beautifully crafted film exploring the extraordinary life of Henry Cyril Paget the flamboyant, theatrical, and wonderfully eccentric “Dancing Marquess”.
The screening brought together the community for an evening of queer history, creativity, and conversation. Paget’s story is a powerful reminder of how LGBTQIA+ lives have always existed, even when history tried to write them out.
As part of Pride Fortnight, events like this help us celebrate queer culture in all its forms from film and art to community connection. Huge thanks to Create Studios for hosting and to everyone who joined us for this vibrant, thoughtful night.
Pottery paiting with Bare glazed studio
A huge thank you to everyone who joined our Pride Pottery sessions. Participants had the chance to get creative, painting their own designs and crafting pots, vases, decorations and more.
The creativity on display was incredible, and it was wonderful to see everyone expressing themselves through their unique creations.
A special thank you to Carly at Bare Glazed Studio for hosting the sessions and for donating a percentage of each ticket sale back into the community. That kind of support really does make a difference.
Why LGBTQIA+ history matters talk
As part of our Pride Fortnight programme, we hosted an LGBTQIA+ History Talk at the Pride Hub, welcoming 11 attendees for a thoughtful and engaging session led by Andrew Foyle, project historian and co-founder of OutStories Bristol.
Drawing on lived experience, research and powerful stories from the past, Andrew explored why LGBTQIA+ history matters. Attendees learned about the life of Michael Dillon, one of the earliest known trans men in modern history, and the political climate that led to Section 28.
The evening also provided an opportunity to introduce We Were Always Here, our community history project uncovering Wiltshire's hidden queer social history and encouraging people to get involved in preserving and sharing these stories. The session sparked meaningful discussion and reflection, highlighting the importance of LGBTQ+ history and its continued relevance today.
Crafting with Pride
As part of our Pride Fortnight programme, Crafting with Pride brought together over 70 people for a day of creativity, connection and community celebration. Participants enjoyed badge making, upcycling t-shirts into bags, colouring, drawing and creating Pride-themed pebble art, providing opportunities for people of all ages to express themselves and celebrate Pride in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
The event encouraged new friendships, meaningful conversations about Pride and accessibility, and welcomed attendees from across the region. It was particularly encouraging to see returning participants alongside those attending for the first time, helping to strengthen community connections and foster a sense of belonging.
Countdown to Pride party
Our countdown to Pride Party was the first event in our Pride fortnight programme, a series of activities leading up to Swindon & Wiltshire Pride. The celebration was a fantastic success, with the garden decorated in Pride flags and more than 80 people attending throughout the afternoon and evening.
Guests enjoyed a range of free activities, including food, hair braiding and face painting, alongside entertainment from a DJ, karaoke, drag performances and Pride-themed cupcakes. The event received overwhelmingly positive feedback both on the night and online, with one attendee commenting:
“Thank you for organising a fab afternoon and evening. We had an absolute blast.”
Thank you to The Queens Tap Swindon for your support.
White Lodge Care Home
We attended White Lodge Care Home where we were invited to chat with residents, families and staff about Pride, and it was such a lovely session. Around 20 people joined us, and everyone was so open, curious and ready to get involved.
We talked about Swindon & Wiltshire Pride, who we are and what we do, and explored different LGBTQIA+ identities and what they mean. There were some brilliant conversations about inclusion and how we can make people feel welcome, respected and supported.
We also shared information on LGBTQIA+ services like Re‑engage Rainbow Call Companions, a befriending service for LGBT+ people aged 75+, and left our support guides so they’ve got ongoing resources.
The questions were fantastic everything from Pride flags to inclusive language to lived experience. It felt like a really positive, open space where people genuinely wanted to learn.
Thank you to the team for having us and for the tea and cake, we felt very welcomed.
WRDE UP Highworth Music Festival
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride was proud to attend WRDE UP Highworth Music Festival with our Pride stall, joining a fantastic community event that celebrated connection, learning and creativity.
Throughout the day, we spoke with attendees about the work of Swindon & Wiltshire Pride, shared information about our support services and year-round activities, and had many positive conversations about LGBTQIA+ inclusion and visibility. Events like these provide valuable opportunities to connect with people across our community, raise awareness of the support available, and encourage meaningful engagement.
A huge thank you to the WRDE UP Music Festival team for welcoming us and creating such an inclusive and vibrant event. We are always grateful for opportunities to work alongside local organisations and help foster a more connected and inclusive Swindon.
Pride Community Bookshelf officially launched
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride is excited to share that our Pride Community Bookshelf officially launched during Pride Month.A huge thank you to the National Literacy Trust for supporting this project by donating books and helping us bring more inclusive, accessible reading opportunities to our community.
The bookshelf is now available in the Pride Hub, filled with LGBTQIA+ stories, voices and resources for all ages.Pop in, take a moment, and enjoy a book in our cosy community space. Whether you’re looking for a quiet read, a spark of inspiration or simply a welcoming place to be yourself, everyone is invited to explore the Pride Community Bookshelf.
Celebrating Pride at Polaris House with UKSBS
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride were invited to Polaris House to take part in the UKSBS Pride celebrations.
Our team spent the day speaking with staff, sharing information about Pride, and distributing support guides. The event helped raise awareness of our year-round work, build new connections, and strengthen relationships with local employers.
We also raised funds through merchandise sales, with all proceeds going directly towards keeping Pride free for everyone.
REME Museum Extravaganza
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride at the REME Museum Extravaganza
We were at the REME Museum Extravaganza in Lyneham in support of Armed Forces Day, engaging with visitors throughout the event and connecting with the Armed Forces community in a warm and welcoming setting.
Our team shared LGBTQIA+ support guides, spoke with families, veterans and serving personnel, and highlighted the year‑round work we do to promote inclusion across Swindon and Wiltshire. Many visitors took the opportunity to learn more about Pride, ask questions, and explore ways to get involved.
Prison Engagement Event
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride were invited to take part in a special engagement event designed to bring prisoners together in a calm, inclusive space. Attendees explored information boards, listened to music, took part in arts and crafts, and enjoyed light refreshments.
Our team brought along our LGBTQIA+ support guides and were available throughout the afternoon to speak with staff and prisoners, offering information, reassurance, and the chance to ask questions in a safe and respectful environment.
A quiz and raffle ran alongside the activities, with over 35 people getting involved throughout the session.
First Class Moments Events Pride Fundraiser
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride were proud to be supported by First Class Moments Events, who hosted a fabulous Pride‑themed fundraiser filled with entertainment, laughter and community spirit.
The evening brought together drag performers, music, games and plenty of feel‑good energy — all in support of helping us keep Pride free for everyone. Guests enjoyed a vibrant night out while raising vital funds that go directly towards our year‑round outreach work and the main Pride event at GWR Park.
Events like this make a real difference. They not only help us cover the rising costs of delivering a safe, inclusive Pride, but they also strengthen the connection between local businesses, performers and our LGBTQIA+ community.
We’re incredibly grateful to the team at First Class Moments Events, and to everyone who bought a ticket, joined in the fun and helped create such a memorable night.
Great Western Academy
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride spent the day at Great Western Academy, engaging with students.
Throughout the day we spoke to around 300 children, handing out stickers, sweets, bubbles and other freebies. It was lovely to see so many children wanting to come over, ask questions and engage asking questions about our charity itself , and how we help others, as well as seeking information on what they can do to support people in their lives.
Staff were supportive and engaged, with discussions around bringing Pride Guides into school, providing Pride flags for classrooms, and offering pronoun badges to students who may benefit from them.
A positive and welcoming visit, with strong engagement from both students and staff.
Armed Forces Day
On Saturday 20 June, we attended the Armed Forces Day festival at Lydiard Park, engaging with the local community and raising awareness of our work.
Despite the hot and humid conditions, our stall, ideally located by the lake, attracted a steady flow of dog walkers, families, and visitors. This provided a valuable opportunity to connect with attendees, distribute support guides, and raise essential funds through merchandise sales.
Our presence at Armed Forces Day is particularly significant.
It comes in the context of the UK Government’s acknowledgement of the historic ban on LGBTQ+ personnel serving in the Armed Forces prior to 2000, including the public apology issued by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Being part of this event allows us to educate, engage, and ensure that these important conversations remain visible and accessible.
We Celebrated our First Anniversary
On the 1st of July 2026, Swindon & Wiltshire Pride celebrated a major milestone, marking one year since the return of the Pride Hub at The Brunel Swindon.
Over the past year, the hub has become a vital community space, offering a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for LGBTQIA+ people and allies to meet, connect and access support. Its central location and regular opening have helped it grow into a key focal point for the local community. [w
Swindon & Wiltshire Pride celebrates - Born Again Swindonian
Importance of LGBTQIA+
history
As part of Pride in Chippenham, we delivered a talk on the importance of LGBTQIA+ history as part of our We Were Always Here project, which explores LGBTQIA+ history in Wiltshire.The session was attended by around 28 people.
The talk offered a personal reflection on why LGBTQ+ history matters, drawing on both recent research and lived experience. It was delivered by Andrew Foyle, a social and architectural historian based in Bristol and a founding member of OutStories.
Pride in Chippenham
The Swindon & Wiltshire Pride team were at Pride in Chippenham , celebrating with our amazing LGBTQIA+ community across Wiltshire.
We brought our HUGE deck chairs and gave out over 130 support guides
A huge well done to our friends at Pride in Chippenham — a wonderfully inclusive, community‑led Pride. You should all be incredibly proud
Swindon Dance
A huge thank‑you to Swindon Dance for continuing to show their support during Pride Month. Although the flag isn’t flying outside this year due to a broken flag pole, they’ve proudly displayed it indoors alongside their pride month decorations to keep visibility high and celebrate our LGBTQIA+ community.
Their ongoing commitment to inclusion means a lot, and we’re grateful for their continued allyship.
Old Town Festival
We had a fantastic day at the Old Town Festival in Swindon, celebrating with our amazing local community.
We promoted our upcoming Swindon & Wiltshire Pride, shared support guides, and sold loads of our Pride merch — including brand‑new stock.
The ducks were very popular today!
A lovely day full of conversations, connection and engagement
Oxford Pride
We had a fantastic time at Oxford Pride, joining the celebrations and connecting with the wider LGBTQIA+ community. Our stall was non‑stop all day — from giving out support guides to chatting with attendees. Our new merch range was a huge hit, with lots of people stopping by to browse and buy. A brilliant day of visibility, engagement, and Pride.
World Sustainability Day
We were proud to take part in World Sustainability Day at Arval, one of our long‑standing sponsors. Across the day we welcomed more than 200 visitors to our stand, chatting with people about our charity, Pride weekend, and the many ways to get involved through volunteering.
We handed out plenty of our support guides, along with freebies like pens and badges, which were really well received. It was a brilliant opportunity to connect with people, raise awareness, and celebrate the importance of inclusion within wider sustainability conversations.
Royal Wootton Bassett Academy
During Pride Month, we were invited to spend the day at Royal Wootton Bassett Academy, where we had brilliant engagement from pupils across different year groups. Around 20 students joined us for conversations about the work we do as a charity, the support we offer, and the services available through our Pride Hub.
We also provided teachers with a supply of our support guides for parents and carers to pick up, helping ensure families have access to inclusive information and resources. It was a really positive visit, and we were grateful for the warm welcome from both staff and students.
Ally support for Pride month
We’re grateful to have allies across Swindon who stand with our community not just in June, but throughout the year. Local representatives have reaffirmed their commitment to creating safe, welcoming spaces and being active allies all year round.
Will Stone MP has shared that his office will always be a safe and supportive space.
Flying high at the Civic Offices
The Intersex‑Inclusive Pride flag is now flying proudly above the Civic Offices to mark Pride Month.
Earlier this year, Swindon Borough Council agreed to adopt this flag, embracing a more inclusive symbol of LGBTQIA+ identity and diversity.
Now that advertising consent has been granted through the planning process, the new flag is waving high for the first time.
We worked hard behind the scenes with the local council to help bring this vision to life, and we’re thrilled to see this positive step forward in making Swindon more inclusive for all.
Oxford Brookes University
We visited Oxford Brookes University to speak with student nurses about the experiences and inequalities LGBTQIA+ people can face in healthcare.
While healthcare isn’t our area of expertise, sharing lived experiences and raising awareness is an important part of our work. We were invited to offer a community perspective — helping future healthcare professionals understand how visibility, language and confidence can make a real difference to LGBTQIA+ patients.
The students took part in group research, explored different areas of LGBTQIA+ health, and had open, thoughtful conversations about the gaps they found. We also shared short videos from members of our community, giving real insight into what navigating healthcare can feel like for LGBTQIA+ people.
Our LGBTQIA+ Support Guides were gratefully received and sparked even more discussion about how small, everyday actions can help people feel seen and supported.
A huge thank you to Oxford Brookes University for inviting us in. We’re proud to play a small part in helping create more inclusive spaces through education, visibility and community voices.
Witney Pride
We enjoyed a fantastic, if very warm, day in Witney, where we had the pleasure of connecting with a wide range of visitors and members of the local community. A particular highlight was meeting the Mayor of Witney, Councillor Jane Doughty, who showed herself to be a strong and supportive advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Despite the heat, the event was well attended and full of energy, and we were kept busy throughout the day sharing our support guides, offering information and encouragement, and raising vital funds through the sale of our much-loved merchandise. It was a wonderful opportunity to promote inclusivity, strengthen community connections, and continue spreading awareness of the support available.
Pride in Cheltenham
We were delighted to spend the day with our friends at Pride in Cheltenham, where we had the opportunity to connect with a wide range of visitors and engage in meaningful conversations about the support available to the LGBTQIA+ community. Throughout the event, we shared our support guides, offering information, advice, and reassurance to those who may need it, while also raising vital funds through the sale of our popular Pride merchandise. The atmosphere was vibrant, inclusive, and full of positivity, making it a truly rewarding experience for everyone involved.
We were especially honoured to be joined by our Patrons, Billy and Louie, whose visit brought a wonderful sense of encouragement and recognition to our work. Their presence lifted spirits and underscored the importance of community, visibility, and ongoing support. Overall, the day was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate Pride, strengthen connections, and continue our mission to support and uplift our local LGBTQIA+ community.
New College Visit
We spent the afternoon at New College on Queens Drive Swindon today with our Spin the Wheel game, guess the Pride flag and you get to take home an awesome Pride item.
Students really got involved, and it sparked some great conversations about identity, community and support.
We also brought along our LGBTQIA+ Support Guides, packed with useful information on coming out, the history of Pride, and helpful websites and organisations to explore.
A big thank you to everyone who stopped by, took part, or picked up a guide, it all helps build a more informed and supportive community.
Trans Rally
We organised the rally to mark 386 days since the UK Supreme Court made a ruling that changed how the Equality Act was interpreted — a decision that created hurt, confusion, and real uncertainty about how trans and non‑binary people would be treated in key areas of life.
The event brought people together to stand against that ruling. It created space for shared stories, mutual support, and a clear message that the fight for dignity, safety, and equality continues. 🏳️⚧️
Trans rights are human rights.
Pride Bowling
Over 50 players joined us for unlimited Pride Bowling at Hollywood Bowl Swindon— a night full of colour, laughter, and some very questionable bowling techniques. Such a brilliant turnout and even better company
Thank you to Hollywood Bowl Swindon for supporting the evening and for everyone that came along.
Drag Bingo with Charlie Hides
We had an amazing time at Drag Queen Bingo with Charlie Hides from RuPaul’s Drag Race!
We also had some lovely conversations with people throughout the night about the work we do and when pride is this year.
A huge thank you to everyone who bought a ticket or donated — your support genuinely makes a difference.
Rainbow Walk Clean Up
The Swindon & Wiltshire Pride committee and volunteers came together to tidy up and repaint Rainbow Walk. It took real time, effort, and teamwork — everyone got stuck in to bring this Swindon landmark back to life.
This year marks eight years of Rainbow Walk, standing as a reminder of our ongoing commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion for the LGBTQIA+ community.
A huge thank you to all the volunteers, past and present, who continue to give their time
Asexuality day with Sarah
To mark Asexual Awareness Day, we were excited to welcome back Sarah Cosgriff, an award‑winning science communicator and asexual activist, to the Swindon & Wiltshire Pride Hub.
Sarah joined us to raise awareness of asexuality, share their experiences, and simply be available for anyone who wanted a chat. They also left a range of asexuality resources in the hub for anyone to pick up.
Thank you, Sarah, for your continued support and for helping us create an informed, welcoming space for our community.
School talks
We spent a morning at Lawn Manor Academy, speaking with more than 100 Year 10 pupils across four sessions.
We introduced who we are as Swindon & Wiltshire Pride, shared the work happening at The Pride Hub, and talked about our Pride 365 commitment.
We also explored what support already exists within the school for anyone who has questions or needs to talk, and highlighted external organisations and safe spaces available locally.
The students were engaged and honest, and it was a real privilege to hold space for those conversations.
Visit from Heidi Alexander
We were delighted to welcome Heidi Alexander, MP for Swindon South, to the Swindon & Wiltshire Pride Hub at The Brunel.
Heidi met with our Chair, Paul, our Events Coordinator, Mark, Hub Manage, Heather, and several volunteers to hear how the Hub has been transformed since we moved in last summer. She learned about our weekly community activities, our support for smaller Pride events, and our partnership with The Brunel, which has helped create a safe and welcoming home for the Pride hub in the town centre.
We also shared plans for Swindon & Wiltshire Pride 2026, taking place on Saturday 15 August at GWR Park. With nearly 16,000 attendees last year and visitors travelling from across the South West, our Pride continues to grow in reach and impact.
Pride pottery with Bare glazed studio
A huge thank you to everyone who booked onto our Pride Pottery sessions. The sessions proved so popular that we ended up adding an extra one, with 16 lovely people getting properly stuck in and having a great time.
Participants painted their own designs and created pots, vases, decorations and more, the creativity in the room was next‑level and genuinely so lovely to see.
A massive shoutout to Carly at Bare Glazed Studio for hosting the sessions and for donating a percentage from each ticket back into the community. That kind of support truly makes a difference.
Pride film night
A special screening of the award‑winning film Sinners! brought audiences together for an unforgettable evening, where Twin Brothers Smoke and Stack took centre stage and Ryan Coogler’s Southern Gothic vampire tale gripped viewers from start to finish. With £1 from every ticket supporting Swindon & Wiltshire Pride, the night blended cinema and community in the best way, and Create Studios’ accessible, welcoming space helped make the event a real success. Thank you to Create Studios for their support.
Pride of Swindon Awards – Winners
In March, we were incredibly honoured to be named finalists at the Pride of Swindon Awards, a celebration of the people and teams who make this Swindon shine. The awards recognise those who go above and beyond for our communities, from volunteers to grassroots groups, all helping Swindon thrive.
We’re so grateful to everyone involved in the Pride of Swindon Awards — the organisers, the judges, and every single person who took the time to nominate us. These awards highlight the incredible individuals and teams who make a real difference across the borough, and we’re proud to stand alongside them.
A huge shout‑out to our committee, our volunteers, and everyone who pours their heart into Pride 365 for Swindon & Wiltshire Pride. Your passion, time, and love for our community make moments like this possible.
Here’s to continuing the work, celebrating our town, and lifting up the people who make Swindon the vibrant, inclusive place we all love.
English Ice Hockey Association Pride Week
The Swindon Wildcats once again welcomed Swindon & Wiltshire Pride for a vibrant and uplifting evening as part of the English Ice Hockey Association Pride Week, which now takes place during LGBT+ History Month.
Our team spent the night connecting with fans, chatting about Pride, the Hub and the work we do throughout the year. We shared a variety of LGBTQIA+ information and support materials, and it was wonderful to see people taking resources for themselves, friends and family. Many also picked up Pride merchandise, helping us raise funds for future events.
A real highlight of the evening was being presented with the 2026 Pride jersey. The Wildcats continued their tradition of supporting us through in‑game fundraising, and we will share the final total once it has been confirmed.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by, showed kindness and helped make the evening feel so special.
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Festival of Us
We were invited into Bradon Forest School as part of their Festival of Us week, a week‑long celebration of culture, identity, and representation however something the school does all year round!
We spent some time with pupils painting tiles that celebrated identity. Every tile was completely different, with 22 pupils creating their own designs, colours, symbols, and flags. Don’t they just look amazing! Even our committee showed off their artistic skills.
These tiles will be displayed as part of the celebration and we know that there will be even more tiles added, a true rainbow wall of colour!
As part of LGBT+ History Month, we are also proud to donate a selection of books to their library. The collection includes stories that celebrate different families, love, acceptance, and identity, helping to make inclusive representation more accessible for young people.
Football v Homophobia
February is the international month of the Football v Homophobia campaign, and it also marks the International Day Against LGBTQ+phobia in Sport.
Swindon Town FC dedicated their home match to our charity, Swindon and Wiltshire Pride, proudly standing with our community as part of the Football v Homophobia campaign @footballvhomophobia. This national movement champions inclusion, visibility and equality across the sport.
We were based in the Legends Lounge, offering Pride merchandise to help raise funds, and we had support guides available for anyone who needed them.
The club also used The Rainbow Ball during the match. It served as a visible reminder that football is for everyone, both on and off the pitch.
Queer Science
To celebrate this year’s LGBT+ History Month theme of Science and Innovation, we were thrilled to welcome Sarah Cosgriff, an award‑winning science communicator and asexual activist.
Sarah hosted a relaxed drop‑in session exploring this year’s theme in our Pride Hub on the first floor of the Brunel Centre.
Visitors were able to:
- Take part in a craft activity exploring queerness in nature
- Chat about LGBTQIA+ scientists, past and present
- Share stories, ask questions and explore science through an inclusive lens
It was well attended, with families coming in to get involved. Sarah brought great energy and knowledge, and there were posters to learn from along with a range of different activities. The space felt welcoming, creative and open to all ages and levels of curiosity.
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Local Events
It's important to promote Pride at local LGBTQ+ events and be visible and educate at non LGBTQ+ events.
In 2019 we attended Swindon's Festival of Christmas, Pride in Gloucestershire, Swindon Old Town Festival, Great Western Hospital, and Armed Forces Day.
We use these events to promote Pride, educate on LGBTQ+ services, and engage with all of the community.
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The UK now has 45 million social media users, equating to 67% of the population.
That's why we are active across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram with a total of over 15k followers.
We use our channels to engage, educate, celebrate and promote events and services.
Pride Pop Up Space
In December 2019 we set up our first Pride Pop Up Shop, to provide a space for LGBTQ+ members of the community that was easily accessible and visible.
The Swindon & Wiltshire Pride committee has volunteered over 120 hours in setting up and running 2 weekends of the Pride Pop Up Shop.
This space has been used for raising money for Pride, Drag Queen Story Hour, LGBTQ+ information, Out Of The Can youth group and a Police surgery to report hate crime.
Volunteers
Volunteers are an extremely important part of helping make Pride happen.
In 2019 over 90 Volunteers helped make Pride happen. Helping us set up the event, litter pick, stewarding and marshaling vehicles safely into the park.
After Pride 2019 we held a BBQ for our volunteers as a big THANK YOU for all their hard work.
Supporting Charities
On December 1st 2019 we hosted a fundraiser in aid of World Aids Day.
We managed to raise £355 in one evening with all proceeds going to The Terrance Higgins Trust.
Rainbow Walk
In 2018 we unveiled our secret project,
Rainbow Walk.
Rainbow Walk was installed by the committee of 2018 and friends. It represents Swindon's continuing commitment to equality, diversity and inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ community.
The scheme was completed with donations from local branches of B&Q, Wicks and Homebase who all donated materials for the project as well as local business, Newjax, who pressure washed the steps.