Nigel Farage defends Reform councils' decision to scrap Pride events
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Flaminia Luck, Chris Chambers & Liam Gotting
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Summary
Nigel Farage has defended Reform-led councils scrapping Pride events, stating he has "no objection" and claiming that gay and Trans voters have already achieved their goals. The article covers the political controversy surrounding Reform party councils removing support for Pride events, with responses from LGBTQ+ organizers who feel personally targeted by the decision.
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· 3 pulledNigel Farage said he has "no objection" to Reform-led councils scrapping Pride events
gay and Trans voters have "got everything they campaigned for."
Co-organiser of St Helens Pride, Miguel Doforo, told LBC: "This feels personal."
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