London Assembly launches World Pride inquiry

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  1. Cardinal Capone  20 Sep 2012, 3:46pm  Report
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    What emerged in response to the crisis was actually pretty good, with less commercialism and a great atmosphere.

    Maybe what is needed is less bureaucracy, more spontaneity. Too many committees and too much money can just kill something sometimes.

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  2. Batmanz  20 Sep 2012, 4:16pm  Report
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    World why inquiry?

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  3. Robert Brown  20 Sep 2012, 9:45pm  Report
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    Actually . . . whilst many were putting forward the point that it should be more political and less partying . . . many were highlighting the fact that bars / clubs etc are vital for a healthy pride.

    Many people are not ‘out’ or feel comfortable taking part in a parade . . .

    Some of the issues / talks etc are a bit ‘too’ political and are at times missing the point.

    Both are required . . . not one, or the other.

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  4. GingerlyColors  21 Sep 2012, 7:35am  Report
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    After hosting the best ever Olympic and Paralympic Games ever, I hope that London will go on to host the best ever Gay Pride in the near future. Money is alway an object when it comes to hosting a major public event and there will always be those who oppose such spending.

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