Totnes Castle draped in giant rainbow flag for Pride festival

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Sept, 04:54 · Archive

Totnes Castle in Devon was covered with a 150-metre rainbow flag during a Pride festival event.

Totnes Castle, an 11th-century Norman structure in Devon, was draped in a 150-metre rainbow flag on Saturday as part of a four-day Pride festival. About 400 people attended the event, organised by local LGBT groups as a 'celebration of LGBTQ+ arts, culture and community'. The Daily Mail reports that locals were angered by the action.

How it is being reported

• Pride group 'captures' 1,000-year-old Norman castle using massive rainbow flagGB News · 28 Sept, 04:06
• Fury as town's historic castle is draped in giant rainbow flag during Pride festival celebrationsDaily Mail · 27 Sept, 20:13

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