Following the successful dedication of the LGBT+ Armed Forces Community Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum in October 2025, Fighting With Pride is delighted to announce a Community Dedication Event Saturday 20 June 2026.
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Following the successful dedication of the LGBT+ Armed Forces Community Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum in October 2025, Fighting With Pride is delighted to announce a Community Dedication Event Saturday 20 June 2026.
Read moreAn opportunity for Fighting With Pride veterans to visit Glyndebourne Opera House and watch the final dress rehearsal of Benjamin Britten’s opera Billy Budd. Glyndebourne is a beautiful world-class opera house in the countryside of South East England.
Read moreJoin Fighting With Pride on Thursday 12 March for a high-energy Virtual Drag Quiz Night, where entertainment meets impact as we raise vital funds for this incredible charity.
Read moreThe Fighting With Pride Town Hall will be a briefing and update on the latest campaigns for Op Inclusio and the Armed Forces Bill Select Committee plus updates from the FRS scheme.
Read moreThis is a call to arms for your assistance in securing justice for those in our community who remain left behind.
Read moreLGBTQ+ veterans who suffered under a ‘gay ban’ in the armed forces until 2000 have threatened to take the Ministry of Defence to court if they continue to refuse financial reparations to those impacted by the policy.
Read moreFor every ticket purchased, Fighting With Pride receives 50p and a further 10p goes to support other amazing LGBTQ+ causes.
Read moreThis event encourages the coming together of LGBTQIA+ Veterans, Serving Personnel, and their Allies, to reflect, recognise and celebrate their unique experiences.
Read moreFighting With Pride London partner The Poppy Factory is offering limited places for Veterans on a week-long training and work placement course, Poppy Pathways, to build confidence, learn essential skills and become more employment-ready.
Read moreIn partnership with Imperial War Museum London and compèred by actor Russell Tovey, Lord Cashman delivered the lecture, penned by Lord “Terry” Etherton, that sadly he was unable to deliver before his death in May 2025.
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Afghanistan support
In light of recent events in Afghanistan, please find information and support resources here
