Proud Lilywhites members from around the country joined forces in London this month to celebrate Pride in London 2025 – the annual parade that travels through the heart of London.

More than 50 members of the Proud Lilywhites, alongside staff from Tottenham Hotspur FC, marched the parade route from Hyde Park to Whitehall. It is estimated around 30,000 people from 500 different groups took part in the parade, with many more lining the streets of London to celebrate the day.

Kyle Boyd, our newly elected Co-chair, said “Pride in London is always a special moment for us, but this year it feels more important than ever. 

At a time when LGBTQI+ communities are facing growing challenges both here in the UK and around the world, showing up, being visible really matters. 

Representing Tottenham Hotspur at Pride reminds us that football can be a force for unity, acceptance and real change and that everyone deserves to feel seen and supported.”

This year marked our biggest presence ever at Pride, with a Proud Lilywhites branded coach and Limited Edition Proud Lilywhites Pride T-Shirts marking the occasion. This along with our members artistic flairs, made a bold statement along the route.

All pictures used in this article are credited to Tottenham Hotspur FC.