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Mayor to officially open Pride celebrations tonight

Cllr Lynda Hyde, The Mayor of Brighton & Hove will officially get the Pride 2015 celebrations underway this evening in New Steine Gardens. The Mayor will raise the Rainbow Flag at 7pm by the side of the Brighton Aids Memorial and it will fly until Sunday evening when it will be taken down at the end

Cllr Lynda Hyde, The Mayor of Brighton & Hove will officially get the Pride 2015 celebrations underway this evening in New Steine Gardens.

Pride 2014: The Mayor of Brighton & Hove raises the Rainbow Flag.

The Mayor will raise the Rainbow Flag at 7pm by the side of the Brighton Aids Memorial and it will fly until Sunday evening when it will be taken down at the end of the Celebration of Life Vigil, which brings the curtains down on Pride 2015.

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