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“Historic, inspired and unparalleled.
Brighton Pride is one of the best
international pride festivals,
we love it”
Attitude Magazine
THE UK’S BIGGEST PRIDE FESTIVAL
Brighton & Hove Pride
ANNUAL REVIEW OF 2018
Welcome
Firmly established as the UK’s biggest Pride Festival, Brighton Pride attracts a diverse demographic
audience from across the UK, Europe and the World.
2018 continued to see Brighton Pride’s reputation as one of the UK’s leading campaigning
and community fundraising Prides grow. Supporting our local charities and good causes is the
cornerstone of our Pride – a ‘Pride with Purpose’ – and in 2018 our fundraising of £250,000 means
over £705,000 has been raised over the last six years.
Pride is singularly the most popular visitor attraction in the City’s event calendar, with benefits not only
for community groups and charities but also the wider city services, tourism and commercial venues’
profits. An estimated £20.5million is spent in Brighton & Hove businesses over the Pride weekend.
Pride is not just a weekend of parades and parties for the City, but also a time when family, friends,
neighbours and the city itself, recognises, celebrates and promotes tolerance and diversity within all
our communities.
We must thank our statutory partners Brighton & Hove City council, Sussex Police, Fire & rescue, the
NHS, our commercial supporters and all the volunteers who help make Pride happen.
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Why Does Pride Matter?
Probably the most frequently asked question when it
comes to Pride must be “Why do we need a Pride?”
Given the huge improvement in equalities over the last
decade with protections written in to law and a legal
recognition of our relationships, then it is understandable
that some people, including those within the LGBT
community, might think that we’ve won the fight for
freedom. However in eight countries across the globe
homosexuality is still punishable with the death penalty,
while a further 70+ imprison citizens because of who they
love.
Brighton Pride will continue to raise awareness of the
plight of Global LGBT communities who do not have the
same freedoms that we enjoy in the United Kingdom.
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Community Engagement Meetings
As part of Pride’s ongoing community engagement a series of
meetings were held on a regular basis in the lead-up to Pride 2018.
These meetings were specifically for the community groups and
organisations that took part in previous Prides or were planning to
take part in Pride 2018.
Pride has also been engaging with the LGBT Community groups
network.
Community Accessibilty Tickets
Discounted community tickets were again made available to
parade entries and community groups for Pride 2018 and will be for
2018. Children under 11 are free with an accompanying Adult.
People may volunteer to help Pride for just a few hours and receive
a free ticket to the Pride Festival.
Free tickets are also made available for those who are unable to
volunteer and can be applied for through the Rainbow Fund.
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The 2018 Events
Pride Community Parade Pride Village Party
Pride Festival
Pride Community Day & Dog Show Pride Pleasure Gardens
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The Numbers*
90+ 300,000+
Acts Parade participants
across 10 tents and stages and spectators
400,000+ £705,000
attendees raised for LGBTQ+ &
across all Pride community groups
weekend events since 2013
5,000,000+ 105,000 37,000
web page views Facebook likes Twitter followers
*as of Jan 2019
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Pride Revenue 2018
Sponsorship Festival/PVP Ticket and Fundraising income
£ 693,480 £ 2,689,245
Markets & Concessions Grants
£ 446,754 £0
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1 · Festival Ticket and PVP income
2 · Sponsorship
3 · Markets & Concessions
4 · Grants
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Pride Expenditure 2018
Production Costs & Entertainment (Festival & LoveBN1Fest, Parade, PVP & Pleasure Gardens)
£ 2,450,197
Security & Traffic Management Event Catering
£ 338,857 £ 56,407
Police St John’s Marketing
£ 78,040 £ 56,494 £ 113,869
including printing, advertising,
marketing and website
Full Time Staff Key Contractors Administration
£ 85,732 £ 206,051 £ 88,850
including PAYE & NI including Office Space, Overheads,
Utilities, Fixtures and Fittings
Insurance Tax On Surplus
£ 57,776 £ 3,335
Rainbow Fund Social Impact Fund & Pride Grants
£ 172,242 £ 72,250
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11 1 Production
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8 2 Security
7 3 Catering
4 Police
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5 St Johns
5 6 Marketing
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3 7 FT Staff
8 Key Contractors
9 Admin
10 Insurance
2
11 Tax
12 RF
1 13 SIF/PCDF
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Pride Weekend 2018 - Supporting Venues’ Income
VENUE PVP Contribution1 Additional Pride Total /£
over 2 days Fundraising2 Sponsorship
Amsterdam Bar & Kitchen 500 - - 500
Bar Revenge 500 115 - 615
Bella Café 250 - - 250
Belgian Chips 120 - - 120
Block 250 - - 250
Brighton Rock 250 - - 250
Bulldog 250 - - 250
Camelford Arms 250 - - 250
Casa Flamenca 250 - - 250
Charles St Tap 500 - - 500
Infinity Bar 250 - - 250
Kings Arms 250 - - 250
Latest Music Bar 250 - - 250
Legends 500 - 5,000 5,500
Marine Tavern 250 - - 250
Macdoner 120 - - 120
Marlborough 250 - - 250
Mucky Duck 250 - - 250
New Maderia Hotel : Funky Fish 500 - - 500
Patterns 500 - - 500
Queens Arms 250 - - 250
Ranalagh 250 - - 250
Shortts 250 52.27 - 302.27
St James Tavern 250 - - 250
The Zone 250 - - 250
Off Licence - George St 250 - - 250
Additional Contributions
Steward Staff Donation 10 - 10
Public Donations 35 - 35
1 PVP contribution toward Pride Social Impact Fund
2 Collecting tins & donations
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£705,000
since 2013
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Pride has it’s routes in the community and in the last five years has raised over £705,000 for
local good causes.
Groups benefitting this year include Allsorts Youth Project who provide vital support for
young people; MindOut who deliver pioneering work for people with mental health issues;
GEMS and Older & Out both organisations who are providing essential social networking
and support opportunities for older people and the LGBT Community Safety forum who
this year delivered the Accessibility Matters project making Pride more accessible and safer
for disabled, blind, deaf and older people.
Community Funds
In addition to Pride’s continued commitment to our fundraising for
the Rainbow Fund, 2018 saw the 4th year of the Pride Social Impact
Fund with Pride working with community organisations to develop
projects and idea’s that will be of social
benefit to the wider community. PRIDE
SOCIAL IMPACT
FUND
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This year Pride beat previous records with £172,242 being donated to the Rainbow Fund allowing
more community groups than ever to be supported.
Sea Serpents Rugby Football Club The Sussex Beacon
Grant up to £1,000 to establish a bursary fund Grant up to £7,640 for group work programme.
to encourage LGBTQ+ participation in sport and
address social isolation. Lunch Positive
Grant up to £5,000 for continued part funding
Rainbow Families of Friday Lunch Club: Up to £1,400 for capacity
Grant up to £1,500 for core costs, mostly venue hire building and outreach to new members: Up to
for events. £1,550 to seedfund and support new wellbeing
project: and up to £3,770 to seedfund and
My Genderation support new Supper club for over 50s. Total
Grant up to £2,500 for seed funding film project to £11,720
celebrate trans lives and experiences, plus support
to source further funding to complete project. MindOut
Grant up to £4,989 for continued support for
MenTalkHealth ‘Out of The Blue’, and peer support group work:
Grant up to £1,700 for core costs and up to £3,000 Up to £10,000 for continued support for part
for production of 12 podcasts addressing mental funding of counselling project. Total £14,989
health issues within the LGBTQ+ communities. Total
£4,700 The Clare Project
Grant up to £1,700 for core costs and Up to
Peer Action £15,000 for capacity building, outreach and
Grant up to £5,460, part funding for core costs, yoga community engagement. Total £16.700
and therapy sessions.
Switchboard
Older and Out Grant for up to £11,500 for continued support for
Grant up to £6,000 for continued support for The Rainbow Café LGBTQ Dementia project: Up
monthly lunch, networking and information club to £7,000 for seed funding and support for new
for LGBT+ Elders. “Grief Encounters” LGBTQ+ Bereavement project.
Total £18.500
Longhill School LGBTU group, supported by
Latest CIC Allsorts Youth Project
Grant up to £6,870 for involvement of 20 to 30 £6,124 grant for continued support for
LGBTU+ students and their allies to produce a TV Transformers and other trans specific youth
series for broadcast, to be used in Schools. Latest group work and up to £13,778 for LGBTQ+ youth
CIC will provide Directors’ time for free, discounted group work, particularly around mental health
studio time and technical support. and well being. Total £19.902
Marlborough CIC QTIPOC project The Brighton and Hove LGBT Community
Grant up to £7639, for start up funds for a new Safety Forum
QTIPOC monthly meet up with creative workshops. Grant up to £5,265 for volunteer and wellbeing
training for Community Safety Forum and
The Rainbow Chorus Rainbow Hub in their new shared premises
Up to £6,520 continued funding for RC+ project and on St James Street: Up to £15,076 continued
up to £1,500 for outreach and support for the LGBT+ support for The Next Step project. Total £20,341
Deaf Community. Total £8,020
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SOCIAL IMPACT
FUND
Pride Social Impact Fund & Cultural Development Fund Grants
We also raised £24,907 for the Pride Social Impact Fund and topped it up with an additional £18,000
as well as funding the Pride Cultural Development Fund with a £15,000 allocation. This year these
projects were awarded grants:
Dolphin House Light Up St James’s Street
£400 towards the redecorating, supply of soft £1,600 to buy and install new lights for trees and
furnishings and art materials to therapy room lampposts in St James’s Street
Brighton and Hove Housing Coalition Moulsecoomb and Bevendean Community
£1,000 towards core funding for a community Volunteers
campaign group to lobby on improvements to all £780 for community cooking equipment and
aspects of housing across the city a community celebration to coincide with the
installation of the new playground in Bevendean in
Preston Bowls Club February.
£400 to support wider promotion of four open days
to encourage younger audience to take up bowls Bevfest
£1,000 to pay for stage hire and essential costs of a
Stay Up Late community festival
£1,000 to support and expand the Wild Rainbows
gig buddies scheme Bees in the Woods Forest School
£960 to pay for five older people and their carers
Patcham Duck Fayre to attend forest school sessions in Easthill Park in
£500 towards the running the community event Portslade over the next 12 months.
Norfolk Square Group Crew Club United
£1,000 towards providing community planters and £1,000 towards buying kit for a youth football team
supporting a gardening group for a public open based in Whitehawk. Some funds subsidised the
space cost of allowing the side play and attend a three-
day youth tournament at Butlins.
Friends of Preston Park
Bid one – £2000 for a new wooden picnic table and Mixed Blessings Theatre Group
bench £600 to support an all-inclusive theatre group to
Bid two – £2,000 for five new bins for the park tour Son of an African, a new production of work,
Bid three – £1,000 to host a Easter Egg hunt for around Sussex
families
Sing for Better Health
Green Centre £1,000 towards running the weekly singing group
£650 towards the conversion of the upper deck of for older people at Elizabeth Court in Hove
an education bus to host exhibitions and workshops
on One Planet initiatives The Other Screen
£1,000 towards running open, accessible film
Young People’s Centre screenings and events which explore, discuss and
£1,000 towards a specific project – TBC challenge the representation of disabled people
Bevendean Chomp Trust for Developing Communities
£1,000 towards community lunch club which £200 towards buying equipment and resources
supports up to 50 people twice a week. This to support the youth work of the 67 Centre in
includes a summer trip to Drusillas for families on Moulsecoomb
low incomes.
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SOCIAL IMPACT
FUND
Friends of Farm Green Tarner Community Project
£900 towards the construction and installation £1,000 to run summer holiday events for young
of new thermoplastic activity markings for a new people attending youth club events
playground in Farm Green, Lower Bevendean
Why Not Club
Moulsecoomb Forest Garden £520 to fund a weekly breakfast club in Brighthelm
£1,000 to buy pond dipping kit and other Park for the street community
equipment to allow young people to get closer to
wildlife Audioactive
£480 towards providing kit for Room to Rant, which
Carousel provides music workshops for young men in a
£888 to buy an iPad and iPencil to allow learning YMCA Supported Housing setting in Brighton and
disabled adults and children to engage in the arts Hove (tbc)
and develop talents has been successful.
Small Performance Adventure with Creative
Quiet Down There CIC Cascade Recovery
£865 towards offering 2 local schools (60 children) £800 to go towards the travel costs and venue hire
a residency in the market (£540) and holding 10 to support up to 100 people in addiction recovery
community lunches for 100 people (£325) take part in drama workshops.
St James’s Street Community Action Group 4Streets
Bid one – £1,000 towards providing materials for £250 to purchase large outdoor screen to support
new flower beds at the corner of St James Street community cinema events. This will be held by
and Rock Gardens by the side of St Mary’s Church Pride as a community resource which can be
Bid two – £1,000 towards restoring a section of booked out by community groups across the city.
garden beds in Dorset Gardens
Bid three – £1,000 to provide materials and flowers Sussex Cycle Racing League
for seven planters in St James’s Street area and add £500 towards a new storage shed at Preston Park
one or two more street planters to the district velodrome
Kingscliffe Society Preston Park Youth Cycle Club
£10,794 for new outdoor gym in Dorset Gardens £1,000 towards the construction of a concrete ramp
(provisional providing relevant consents are met) and tarmac path at Preston Park velodrome to
support a range of cycling activities
Community, Advice, Support and Education
(CASE) Little Green Pig
£500 to fund a science festival for families on low £1,000 to support filming of a production of Voices,
income in Hollingdean a story about young people’s experiences which will
be form part of Brighton Festival 2019
Friends of Regency Square
£200 towards creating a permanent community St Peter’s Womens and Girls Cricket Club
heritage exhibition of old photos, prints, postcards £672 to provide matching kit (complete with SIF
and memories of Regency Brighton to coincide logo) for the team
with 200 years of Regency Square.
Hangleton Food Bank
£500 to provide clients a one-off £10 supermarket
voucher to ‘top-up’ the essential items which are
not donated
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