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ALT This image is a flyer from Carers Leeds, an organization that provides support to unpaid carers, particularly from the LGBTQ+ community. On the left side of the flyer, there is a vertical stack of colorful stripes, each with a word in bold white letters. From top to bottom, the words are: "YOU," "ME," "HIM," "HER," "THEY," and "THEM." These words are placed on stripes of different colors, reminiscent of the Pride flag, suggesting inclusivity and diversity. Beneath these stripes, there is a blue section with the phrase "ALL CARE COUNTS" in large white letters. On the right side of the flyer, the background is turquoise with the text: "Looking after a family member or friend can be hard. We know that carers need a break. If you are an unpaid carer from the LBGTQ+ community, Carers Leeds can help you. Call our Advice Line to find out some of the ways we can support you." At the bottom right, the Carers Leeds logo is displayed alongside the contact number for the carers' advice line: "

ALT A poster for Keighley Pride 2024. It has the Keighley Town Council and Keighley Cougars logos in the top left-hand corner, the Keighley Pride logo in the top middle, an orange circle that says "Free Entry" to the right and below that, the date "Saturday 10th August" and the words "Entertainment all day - Drag acts - Stalls" At the bottom, it says 'Come join the party' and has logos for High Speed Training and Scott Kenyon in the bottom right-hand corner. All the content is on a blue background.























![Nick Birnie-Campbell [right] with his civil partner Colin at Manchester Cathedral on the day of Nick’s ordination.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GUh3rGYWcAARG59.jpg?name=small&format=webp)












