Brabners will be flying the flag at this year's Liverpool Pride

LIVERPOOL Pride takes place between:- Friday, 24 July and Sunday, 26 July 2026, with the main festivities and the March with Pride taking place on:- Saturday, 25 July 2026.

The Liverpool based law firm Brabners will be flying the flag this pride, representing the City's LGBT community in matters of:- adoption, surrogacy, and child custody.

Cara Nuttall, Head of Family, at the firm acknowledges that same sex couples face unique challenges, but says that 1 core fact holds true: love will always prevail.

Family law is, she emphasises, for all families. Cara said:- "We are lucky enough to live in a nation where same sex parents have the same rights as others, but discrimination, and a lack of knowledge, means they still need help in accessing them."

The firm is interested in hearing about LGBT legal issues such as:- adoption, child custody, and surrogacy at this Liverpool Pride.

March with Pride - Key Timings:-

10 am - Assembly begins at Clayton Square / Houghton Street.

11 am - Speeches and muster at Clayton Square.

11.30 am - The official march departs, moving through the City centre towards the waterfront.

12.30 pm - Arrival and dispersal near the waterfront / Lord Street area.

Did you know that Liverpool Pride celebrations are held on the weekend closest to the:- 2 August, each year, to commemorate the life of Michael Causer, who was tragically killed in Liverpool in 2008.

Pokamon Shop Opens in Southport

A small Gawtos TCG is a Pokemon and collectables store has opened on:- 18 July 2026, by both owners:- Levi and Keira. The shop is located on:- Post Office Avenue, in Southport, Merseyside. Both Levi and Keira said this is a stepping stone. They hope to develop and even host official Pokemon matches.

We spoke to 1 of the customers, a young lady in her mid 20's explained that she was extremely pleased to have the shop open in Southport, as:- "The nearest dedicated store until now was in Liverpool and this made it hard to grow my collection. I collect the cards for their looks and art work, not fir play, other collect for play. It's interesting to chat to others with the same interest as me and to be able to take time to choose what we want, rather than worrying about running out of time to catch the bus or train back to Southport."

Another customer, said:- "It's incredibly difficult to take my kids to Liverpool and back to get their cards. This makes it quicker and easier. Plus, it saves money, so I can get them better cards with the cash I save."