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Long Beach to host, pay for city's popular Pride Parade this year – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

Long Beach to host, pay for city's popular Pride Parade this year – Orange County Register

The Long Beach Pride Parade will take place on May 19 along Ocean Boulevard. And this year, the city will host it.

Long Beach to host, pay for city's popular Pride Parade this year – Press Telegram - Vimarsana News

Long Beach to host, pay for city's popular Pride Parade this year – Press Telegram

The Long Beach Pride Parade will take place on May 19 along Ocean Boulevard. And this year, the city will host it.

Long Beach to host and fund the Californian city's Pride Parade - Vimarsana News

Long Beach to host and fund the Californian city's Pride Parade

Long Beach, California, is set to host and fund the city’s annual Pride Parade this year, the first time that it will organise the parade.

A hero? Better a democratic leader - Vimarsana News

A hero? Better a democratic leader

At the end of June 2022 I was jubilant, having just taken part in three days of national strike as part of the RMT union’s campaign to defend jobs, pay and conditions on Train Operating Companies (TOCs) and Network Rail (NR). It was a similar feeling for many of the strikers. And we weren’t alone. We had taken heart from the disruption we’d caused and the passing public’s positive response, and a far larger group of people had learnt about our dispute by gleefully watching hostile interviewers being taken down by our General Secretary (GS) Mick Lynch.

A hero? Better a democratic leader - Vimarsana News

A hero? Better a democratic leader

At the end of June 2022 I was jubilant, having just taken part in three days of national strike as part of the RMT union’s campaign to defend jobs, pay and conditions on Train Operating Companies (TOCs) and Network Rail (NR). It was a similar feeling for many of the strikers. And we weren’t alone. We had taken heart from the disruption we’d caused and the passing public’s positive response, and a far larger group of people had learnt about our dispute by gleefully watching hostile interviewers being taken down by our General Secretary (GS) Mick Lynch.