London Trans+ Pride 2025

London Trans+ Pride 2025

London Trans+ Pride 2025 will take place on Saturday 26th July 2025 from 1:00 pm - 6:45 pm (BST).

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The event will consist of our annual march through the streets of Central London, and a static gathering.

When & Where

The march will begin gathering and forming up from 1:00pm (13:00 BST) on Langham Place/the A4201 (southbound), in the main road near the BBC building and All Souls Church.

It will depart at roughly 2:00pm (14:00 BST) making its way down Regent Street and through Piccadilly Circus before turning onto Haymarket, passing Trafalgar Square via Cockspur Street, and finally proceeding onto Whitehall.

Along the route will be 3 scheduled stops of 10 minutes each.

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The march will terminate at Parliament Square Gardens at which point attendees can choose to stay in the square to hear speeches and public addresses from prominent members of our trans+ community; or make their way around the corner to St. James's Park for picnicking & socializing, or to find the chill area.

Attendees who are not participating in the march portion of the day (including those less able to stand or walk for long periods) can instead make their way directly to Parliament Square Gardens from 2:00pm.

Running Order

  • 13.00: Arrivals; march begins gathering @ Langham Place
  • 14.00: March departs, proceeding south down Regent Street
  • 14.30: Scheduled Stop #1 - Lower Regent St/Piccadilly Circus (10 mins)
  • 15.20: Scheduled Stop #2 - Cockspur St/Trafalgar Square (10 mins)
  • 16.10: Scheduled Stop #3 - Whitehall (10 mins)
  • 16.30: March arrives @ Parliament Square Gardens
  • 16.45: Community speeches and celebrations
  • 18.15: Speeches conclude
  • 18.45: London Trans+ Pride 2025 officially concludes; departures & cleanup begin.

* Times are approximate. Expect slight delays or variations to the schedule.

Route

Follow the links below for full-sized downloadable maps of the London Trans+ Pride 2025 march route, starting point, as well as directions to nearby quiet spaces along the route.

Maps and route info will also be posted to our Instagram.

Map showing a march route through central London starting at Langham Place and ending at Parliament Square. The route is marked with a pink dotted line and includes scheduled stops at Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, and Whitehall, indicated with blue map pins numbered 1 to 3. Quiet areas are marked with black map pins at Golden Square and Crypt Cafe. The route passes through St. James's Park, labeled for community socialising, and ends at Parliament Square for speeches. A blue label at the bottom left corner says 'Route'.
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🔗 LT+P 2025: Route Maps 🔗 LT+P 2025: Main Route Map
Quiet Spaces:

What to Bring

Essentials:

Recommended:

Note: Some LT+P Stewards and members of our Access Team will be stocked with limited supplies of earplugs, hand sanitiser, masks, and water that they can provide on request.

Bring your own if you have them to help us conserve resources for those who need them!

Getting There

⭐ LANGHAM PLACE - TUBE

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⭐ PARLIAMENT SQUARE - TUBE

* See the "Getting There" section on the Access page of our website for more information on individual station accessibility, and find detailed underground access guides (step count, level platform access etc.) at AccessAble.co.uk

* Consult TFL's Tube Map and Step-Free Tube Map for detailed info on each station and to plan your journey.

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⭐ LANGHAM PLACE - BUS

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⭐ PARLIAMENT SQUARE - BUS

Important:

Expect road closures and bus diversions due to large numbers of people making their way to the event - this will also prevent taxi drop-offs from being made directly to the start or end points.

Be prepared to disembark from transport a short distance away from main roads and travel to Langham Place/Parliament Square on foot.

General March Safety

Face Masks

We strongly encourage attendees to wear FFP2 face masks as a measure to protect our immunocompromised comrades on the day. Bandanas and scarves can work in a pinch. There will be a masked section at the front of A-Bloc/Access Bloc - find this zone at the very front of the march.

Masking up has the added benefit of helping to protect your identity, particularly for those who aren't comfortable being photographed or recorded in the crowd for personal or safety reasons.

Stay home if you feel you are/could be ill. A live stream will be available for remote participation.

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Legal Observers

Legal Observers will be present as a standard demo safety measure.

They can also distribute bust cards with information on interacting with law enforcement and other legal guidance.

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Counter-Protestors

As always we're keeping a close eye on any potential disturbances from the far right, and counter-protesters.

Our teams will have been briefed on emergency preparedness in the event of such an incident. We typically have minimal disruption or threat of outside harm on the day.

Nonetheless, in the interest of safety, arrive and leave together, and don't go anywhere alone.

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Police

We anticipate some police presence at London Trans+ Pride 2025.

Typically this is fairly minimal and hands-off, and they tend to prioritise managing road closures and facilitating traffic safety. That said, there is always a slim possibility of confrontation.

Police generally stay close to the very back of the march. If you'd prefer not to have to see or interact with them, we'd suggest avoiding this area.

If approached we advise that you try not speak in any depth with Met police officers without a Legal Observer or Steward present.

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