Community

The local LGBT community is diverse; we are different people in many communities who share a common LGBT experience of life. If you have a group you would like us to feature then email us on info@norwichpride.org.uk.

Find out what's happening:

1. "Like" our Facebook Page to get the latest news on Norwich Pride.
2. Find other Norwich Pride people bybecoming a friend of Norwich Pride on Facebook
3. Listen to Pride Live! on Future Radio 107.8 FM Mondays @ 6 pm for the latest on Norwich Pride 2011 or listen online: www.futureradio.co.uk/listenlive
4. Join our mailing list to get updates by filling in the mailing list form on the left.
5. Check out the regular social weekly and monthly events listed on this website.
6. Follow us on Twitter for Norwich Pride tweets.
7. Enjoy the different commercial LGBT friendly venues and the unique range of events.
8. Check out the support groups and initiatives of the Norfolk LGBT Project.

Do you want to set up an events or promote a social group?

You can contact us and let us know about it!


So what do we mean by LGBT community and who speaks for the LGBT community locally?

Here is the answer from our FAQs page:

"First things first; Norwich Pride does not claim to speak on behalf of all LGBT people in Norwich and Norfolk! However the Norwich Pride collective does speak to the press, tv and radio about events that we organise and we respond to any queries or reactions as an LGBT organised community group. Norfolk County Council's diversity officers estimate that approximately 50,000 people in Norfolk may identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered. However some people may not identify with these terms and may or may not wish to be identified with a wider community. Bearing all this in mind Norwich Pride aims to work with all individuals, groups and organisations to achieve a variety of different aims under our vision to make Norwich a city where everyone feels safe and proud to be themselves. To this end Norwich Pride tries to help ensure that LGBT individuals can come together in different ways to have fun, make friends and make a positive difference to local life."